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POCO X5 Bypass Google Account Verification | Remove Factory Reset Protection & Unlock FRP March 2023
Jul 27, 2024
POCO X5 Skip FRP Lock: https://www.hardreset.info/devices/xiaomi/xiaomi-poco-x5-5g/faq/bypass-google-verification/frp-xiaomi-android-12-2022/ Unlock POCO X5 with this step-by-step guide on how to bypass Google Account Verification. This video will teach you how to skip the Google lock or FRP (Factory Reset Protection) on your POCO X5, allowing you to access all of its features and apps without any restrictions. This method is perfect for those who have forgotten their Google account credentials or have purchased a second-hand POCO X5. Follow our steps and activate POCO X5 without Google account. How to skip Google lock in POCO X5? How to bypass Google account verification on POCO X5? How to remove factory reset protection in POCO X5? How to unlock FRP in POCO X5? How to unlock FRP in POCO X5? #PocoX5 #BypassPoco #RemoveFactoryResetProtection Follow us on Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/hardreset.info Like us on Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/hardresetinfo/ Tweet us on Twitter ► https://twitter.com/HardResetI Support us on TikTok ► https://www.tiktok.com/@hardreset.info Use Reset Guides for many popular Apps ► https://www.hardreset.info/apps/apps/
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Welcome. Enfoammy is a Xiaomi PocoX5 and today I'll show you how can bypass the Google
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verification on this phone. Now as you can see, the phone I have right here is locked. It's telling me to draw the pattern
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to unlock it. That's one of the ways and yet one would be using the Google account but
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assuming I don't know either of those I'm going to show you how can completely get rid of it
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without providing any information. Now for this process we will be needing two things. Number one will be a SIM card. Any kind of SIM card will do as long
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as it has a pin on it. Now the SIM card doesn't even need to be like functional as in it doesn't
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need to connect to any cellular network. It could be kind of a dead SIM card. It will still
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require a pin when you put it in. But that's really all we need it for. So there we go. And another
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thing that we need is a internet connection so just quickly going into it I
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have already connected to network but I'm gonna just backtrack just so I can
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show you there we go as you can see I am connected so that's one and from
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there all we need to do is insert our sim so so right now
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Once you put in the SIM card that has a pin on it, it will lock the device like this
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and tell you to insert a pin for that SIM card. Once you see this, simply take it out
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This will keep the device a lot. Oops. It will keep that device locked
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As you can see. And from here, what you want to do is swipe down for your notifications
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Click on this bell icon with a gear. Then select up notifications
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Scroll all the way down to YouTube. And scroll down again to additional settings in the app
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About. And help. Now in the help section, you're going to search for delete
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disable and manage unused apps on Android so it comes up as a suggested you don even type in the entire thing And once it opens up you want to select on the first link right here
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at the step one, top to go to application settings, and select more, and choose show system
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So this will add also system processes that are running in the background, which is something that we will need
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And next thing we're going to do is we're going to start off by
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selecting Android setup. So right over here. And we're going to select for stop and okay
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So we have turned off Android setup. We're going to go back like this. And we're going to scroll
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down to Google Play Services. Google Play Services right here. I'm going to select it. And here we're going to select disable up
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and the first stop. Then we're going to go back once again
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And I'm going to scroll down even lower to settings. And we have two different settings, as you can see
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I'm going to start off with the top one. So settings, and that's the one that we need
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If you open up the wrong one, it just won't have the open option right here
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So obviously just go back and select the other setting. icon and the other one should have the open button
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Once you press on it, obviously it will take you to settings themselves. And in here we're going to scroll down to additional settings right here
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Then we're going to scroll down again to accessibility. And we want to enable the accessibility mini
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Taggle it on. Allow. It tells us that it adds this little thing right here. Okay
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And that's all we need to do. in the settings. So once we added this in
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we will just quickly make sure. So we should be able to just
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back out back to the... Nope, that doesn't really work. So we're just going to reboot the device
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because we don't have the back button, as you can see, to back out to the beginning of the setup
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So we just need to reboot it now. So let's select that, boom, reboot
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And once the device boots back up, we can then continue our bypass
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Okay so as you can see we are now back in the setup and from here we will progress through it as you would probably expect and we should get to I think page after this
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So we should see the don't copy option right here if I'm correct
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I'll just give it a couple minutes. So there are a couple minutes
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So there we go. So I'm going to select don't copy
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And that's where our next part of the bypass comes in. So because we have turned off our Google Play services
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we will be stuck on this page. As you can see, it's checking for updates, then just a second
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just a second and it goes back to checking for updates because it cannot connect to the
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servers of Google to verify if this device is locked or not
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So next thing we're going to do is tap on this accessibility menu button
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We're going to select Google Assistant, which nothing happened at this point
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Now I'll, before I actually start doing this like full on, I'm going to mention that
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you might need to repeat this process several times. So it might take you, I don't know, anything from like one try to 12
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20, 30, 50 tries, depending on how lucky or unlucky you might be
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So we're just going to keep on repeating, pressing of these buttons
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We're looking for a settings button to appear right here, which is adjusted, but I'm going
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to press on it. Once you navigate into these settings, you'll be in the same page that would normally tell
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you to where we disable the Google Play services. And what we want to do is simply enable them
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it did enable. As you can see right here. So we're good to go. As you can see it took me about
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10 tries, maybe a little bit less. So that's what you want to do. Keep on repeating it
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till you enable it. Once you do, you want to go back once. This is crucial. Just go back once
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And from here, as you can see, it will then go back to checking for updates and then
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it just completely kind of goes to the next page. Without meeting or without forcing you to verify anything So this is the next page where you just have the Google services You can do whatever you want Now at this moment I recommend just going through the setup and whatever way is the quickest so don set up anything like specific here The device is still locked
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so whatever you set up right now it won't really matter because we still need
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to perform a factory reset off the device which like I mentioned would be kind of
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redundant to set it up if we're gonna then reset it anyway. So in a second we'll have access to our home screen
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Now I'll mention this right now. I'm not going to go through a reset of this device on video just because it honestly provides no additional content
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Once you select the reset option, it just kind of screen goes black, it does the reset and then you're back in the setup
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So I don't really think people will have much use for it. much use for it but if you really want to see this just playing out all the way
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I'll be recording just a simple reset through settings in the next video as a
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separate one it will not be related to this one but it will be literally
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recorded right after it so if you are really interested into checking it out that it worked fully you can check that video out but I'm just gonna
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quickly show you where to find the settings that you're looking for so let's start off by opening up our settings application
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And you're going to scroll down, I think scroll down. Oh, we're actually going to select right here, the About Phone
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And we're going to select Factory Reset, Erase All Data, Factory Reset
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And then you need to wait 10 seconds here and 10 seconds on the next page, so you, after 10 seconds, you can select Next
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And then after another 10 seconds, you click on OK, and this will then begin factory resetting your device
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This is a crucial last step, just like I said, the device is still locked
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It still has the data of the old account and screen lock
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So by performing a factory reset of the device through settings, Android just completely gets rid of this data
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and then the device becomes fully unlocked. So that is the last step that you need to take
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Just click on that and you're basically done. Now, with this being said, if you found this very helpful
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