FRP (Factory Reset Protection) is a security feature on Samsung devices that activates after a factory reset if you're signed into a Google account. If you forgot your credentials, the phone becomes unusable. This guide shows how to remove FRP on Samsung Galaxy devices using CheckerTR PRO.
What You Need
- A Windows PC
- CheckerTR PRO (latest version)
- A USB cable
- Samsung USB drivers installed
Step 1: Download CheckerTR PRO
Get the latest version from the official GitHub page and install it on your PC.
Step 2: Boot Your Samsung into Download Mode
- Power off the device
- Press and hold Volume Up + Volume Down (for older models: Volume Down + Home + Power)
- Connect the USB cable while holding the buttons
- Press Volume Up when prompted to enter Download Mode
Step 3: Connect and Detect
- Open CheckerTR PRO
- Select the FRP Remove Module
- Click Detect Device — the software will recognize your Samsung model
Step 4: Remove FRP
- Once detected, click Remove FRP
- Wait for the process to complete (usually 30-60 seconds)
- The device will reboot automatically
Step 5: Verify
After reboot, skip through the setup wizard. If FRP was successfully removed, you won't be asked for the previous Google account credentials. Enjoy your device!
✅ Tip: CheckerTR PRO supports Samsung Galaxy A, S, Z series and tablets running One UI 5/6 and Android 13/14.
Troubleshooting
"Device not detected"
Install Samsung USB drivers, try a different USB port, or restart both PC and phone.
"FRP removal failed"
Try again in Download Mode. If it still fails, try the "Advanced Mode" in CheckerTR PRO which uses a different method.
"Phone still asks for Google account"
Some Samsung models with Android 14 may need two attempts. Run the process again.