Confirmation of Google account on Xiaomi after reset: how to remove the lock FRP 2026

Did you perform a setting reset on your Xiaomi, but after the reboot, the phone requires you to enter data from a Google account that was previously linked (FRP), It works on all Android devices with version 5.1 and up, and even if you own a phone, it can block access if you don't remember the password from your old account.

This is especially true for Xiaomi Redmi Note owners. 10/11/12, POCO X3/X4 and other popular models where FRP-The lock may appear even after a normal reset via the recovery menu. 5 working ways to bypass Google confirmation on Xiaomi 2026 From official methods to technical workarounds, all instructions tested on the latest versions. MIUI 14/15 Android 13/14.

Important: The methods vary depending on the firmware version and the device model. If one method doesn't work, try the next one. FRP What to do if the phone is bought with your hands and the previous owner has not untied the account.

What is it? FRP Why Xiaomi requires Google to confirm after reset

Factory Reset Protection Protection (FRP) — This is an Android security feature that is activated when:

• 🔄 Resetting settings through Settings → Reset or Recovery Mode
• 📱 Delete your Google account without disabling protection
• 🔧 Re-flashing the device (in some cases)
• 🛠️ Recovery via Fastboot or EDL

On Xiaomi devices FRP It works a little differently than on pure Android, like the Redmi Note 12 with MIUI 14 lock can appear even if you just deleted your Google account without reset.This is due to additional security measures from Xiaomi that check your Mi Account link.

The main problem is, if you don't remember data from an old Google account or if you bought it with your hands, you can't unlock the device using standard methods.

• 📧 Email that was tied to the phone
• 🔑 Password from this account
• 📱 Confirmation through SMS/Call (if two-factor authentication is enabled)

On Xiaomi models with Qualcomm chip (for example, POCO X3 Pro) bypass FRP It is easier than on devices with a MediaTek processor (Redmi). 10C, Redmi A1). This is due to the features of the loaders and access to the mode EDL.

Method 1: Officially crawling through a previous Google account

If you have access to an old Google account that was linked to your phone, use this method. It's the most secure and doesn't require technical skills.

Steps to unlock:

1. On the confirmation screen, enter the email and password from the old account.
2. If two-factor authentication is enabled, confirm the login via SMS backup.
3. After successful authorization, the phone will offer to create a new one. PIN-code.
4. Go to Settings. → Google Accounts and Delete Your Old Account (If You No Longer Need It).

If you don't remember the password:

• 🔄 Go to Google's recovery page: accounts.google.com
• 📧 Enter the email and click "Forgot the password?"
• 📱 Confirm your identity via backup email or phone
• 🔑 Create a new password and use it to unlock Xiaomi

Make sure you have access to a backup email or phone

Check the Spam folder in the mail - there may have been a recovery code

Use a computer or other phone to recover

Do not enter a password more than 5 times in a row - the account may be blocked

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⚠️ Note: If the phone is purchased from hand and the previous owner has not deleted his Google account, contact him for details.Otherwise, unlocking may require a Fastboot reset or contacting a service center.

Method 2: Circumvention FRP via Wi-Fi settings (for the MIUI 12-15)

This method works with most Xiaomi models. MIUI 12 and later.It exploits a vulnerability in the Wi-Fi connection interface that allows you to access the phone's settings.

Instructions:

1. On the welcome screen, select a language and connect to Wi-Fi.
2. Click on the "Other Networks" line (or "Add Network" manually).
3. In the network name field, enter any text, then highlight it and click "Share".
4. In the sharing menu, select "Message" or "Gmail" (if any).
5. In the window that opens, press three points (⋮) and select "Settings".
6. Scroll down and click "Add Account" → "Google".
7. Sign in to a new Google account (or one you remember).
8. Return to the initial setting – lock FRP must disappear.

If this method does not work, try an alternative:

• 🔄 Instead of “Message” select “Notes” or “Calendar"
• 📱 On some models (e.g. Redmi) 9A) You should use YouTube instead of Gmail.
• 🔧 If there is no “Settings” button, try a long press on the text field.

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If there is no "Other Networks" button on the Wi-Fi connection screen, try connecting to any network, then click on its name and select "Change Network." In some versions, try to connect to any network. MIUI This opens up access to additional settings.

Method 3: Using Fastboot Mode to Reset FRP (advanced)

If previous methods have not worked, you can try to reset. FRP This method requires a computer and installed Xiaomi drivers.

What you need:

• 💻 Computer with Windows/Linux
• 🔌 Cable USB (preferably original)
• 📥 Mi Flash Tool or Fastboot
• 🔧 Qualcomm or MediaTek drivers (depending on the processor)

Step-by-step:

1. Turn off the phone and press Volume Down + Power to log into the Fastboot.
2. Connect the phone to the computer.
3. Download and install the Mi Flash Tool.
4. In the command line, type: fastboot oem clean_frp For new models: fastboot erase frp
5. Reboot your phone with the command: fastboot reboot

If the teams are not working:

• 🔄 Try fastboot flashing unlock (unlocks the bootloader)
• 📱 On some models (Redmi Note 12) you need to first unlock the bootloader through the official Xiaomi website.
• 🔧 For MediaTek processors, use the utility SP Flash Tool with scatter file

⚠️ Attention: Fastboot Oem teams clean_frp and fastboot erase frp don't work on all models. 10C, POCO M4 Pro) may require official unlocking through the Mi Unlock Tool, which takes up to 72 hours.

Method 4: Bypass FRP regime EDL (for Qualcomm)

Regime. EDL (Emergency Download Mode is an emergency boot mode that allows you to flash your phone at a low level. It only works on devices with Qualcomm processors (for example, on the phone, POCO X3 Pro, Redmi Note 11 Pro+).

Warning: This method erases all data from your phone and can lead to a brick if you do something wrong.

Instructions:

1. Download the firmware for your model from the Xiaomi Firmware Updater website.
2. Install the Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 driver (can be found on the 4PDA forums).
3. Turn off the phone and press the volume up. + Loudness down + USB-gateway EDL.
4. Open the Mi Flash Tool, select the downloaded firmware and press Flash.
5. Wait until the process is completed (5-10 minutes).
6. After the reboot, the phone will be as new as the new one. FRP-lock-in.

Important nuances:

• 🔄 The firmware should be exactly for your model (e.g., vili for the POCO X3 Pro)

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Firmware through EDL Deletes ALL data from your phone, including photos, contacts and apps. If your phone had important data, try other unlocking methods first.

Method 5: Contact Xiaomi Service Center

If all previous methods have failed, or you are not sure of your technical skills, the best option is to contact the official Xiaomi service center.

• 📱 Phones with MediaTek processor (Redmi) 10C, Redmi A1)
• 🔧 Devices with locked loader
• 🛠️ Phones purchased from hands where the previous owner did not untie the account

What you need to unlock in the service:

• 📄 Check or warranty card (if the phone is guaranteed)
• 🆔 Passport (to confirm possession)
• 📧 Data from Mi Account if the phone was linked to it
• 💰 Payment for services (usually) 1000-3000 RUB depending on the model)

Advantages of the service center:

• ✅ Guarantee for work performed
• ✅ No risk of damaging your phone.
• ✅ Data recovery (in some cases)

Disadvantages:

• ❌ Long wait (from 1 to 5 days)
• ❌ Cost of service
• ❌ Not all services work with FRP-Blocking (check by phone)

The list of official Xiaomi service centers in Russia can be found on the website: mi.com/ru/service.

How to avoid FRP-lockdown

To avoid facing a Google confirmation problem after a reset, follow these rules:

Before resetting:

• 🔄 Delete all Google accounts in Settings → Accounts.
• 📱 Shut down the defenses. FRP In Settings → Google → Security → Find the device.
• 🔧 Make sure your phone is not tied to your Mi Account (if you are selling it)

After buying a phone from hand:

• 📋 Ask the previous owner to delete your Google account before resetting
• 🔍 Check the status of the phone through IMEI at imei.info
• 🛡️ Once you have purchased, link your Google account and set up Find My Device.

If you sell your Xiaomi:

• 📱 Perform reset through Settings → Additionally. → Resetting settings (not via Recovery!)
• 🔄 After reset, don’t connect to Wi-Fi so the new owner can set up the phone from scratch.
• 📋 Keep a check or document of sale in case of disputes

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On Xiaomi phones with MIUI 14+ Reset via Recovery (Loudness upwards) + Power) DOES NOT delete your Google account. Always use reset via the settings menu!

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