Please Help, Stuck on Android Welcome wizard, Android 8 !!!!!

[Hossein Mahboob]

I know maybe you can't help me, but I'm depressed about what happened to me, create many posts in every forum, I need help, please
Hi and thanks for helping me, I want to skip android setup wizard in Android 8, my phone stuck in page after select languages and this is the message:
Please wait, this may take a few minutes
I researched about skip Welcome Screen Wizard In Android I found tap 4 Corner will skip Android wizard, but it only works in Android 2 until Android 7
My Android 8 (Oreo)
how can skip welcome screen?
If I just skip android welcome screen my problem will solve
right now my phone is useless and I can't do anything with my phone, it's locked the bootloader, so I can't modify anything
just help me how can fix this issue and skip welcome wizard?
This is the video I found about skip android welcome wizard, but it's only working for Android 2 until Android 7
I need help for android 8

My Phone stuck at the activation screen:
http://ahmn.co/Upload/IMG_0161.MOV

 

[Dannydet]

You can access the phone as long as you have the right credentials.
Gmail account and password.
There are no work arounds

 

[MoodyBlues]

Welcome to Android Forums, Hossein Mahboob!

I'm a little confused. You've said you want to skip the Android setup screen, but you also said you're stuck on the activation screen.

Can you clarify exactly what the problem is?

By activation screen, if you mean you're being prompted for the phone's account credentials, you'll have to enter the Google account's info (Gmail address and password) that's associated with the phone.

And instead of trying to skip the setup screen, why not just go ahead and step through it? It may be a hassle, but at least it'll be over with!

 

[Hossein Mahboob]

Welcome to Android Forums, Hossein Mahboob!

I'm a little confused. You've said you want to skip the Android setup screen, but you also said you're stuck on the activation screen.

Can you clarify exactly what the problem is?

By activation screen, if you mean you're being prompted for the phone's account credentials, you'll have to enter the Google account's info (Gmail address and password) that's associated with the phone.

And instead of trying to skip the setup screen, why not just go ahead and step through it? It may be a hassle, but at least it'll be over with!

You can access the phone as long as you have the right credentials.
Gmail account and password.
There are no work arounds

Dears please check this video to realize why I want to skip, BECAUSE OF STUCK AND CAN"T GO FURTHER
My Phone stuck at the activation screen:
http://ahmn.co/Upload/IMG_0161.MOV

 

[MoodyBlues]

Okay, I've watched it again, and this is what you're seeing:

and then, when you press 'Let's go' it just sits there with "Please wait, this may take a few minutes," correct?

I've never seen this happen. It makes me wonder a few things. Is this a new phone? Or did you buy it used? If you bought it new, where did you buy it? It should still be under warranty. I bought mine from Motorola last year, and when it developed a problem, they shipped out a new one just like that. So if yours is under warranty, that's what I'd do.

Have you tried forcing a shutdown? There's a power key/volume key combination that will do that; I think it's power key and volume down key held down simultaneously.

If you bought this phone from any reputable source, they should be willing to replace it or refund your money.

Maybe someone else will have better advice.

 

[mikedt]

Is this phone actually online at all? Like I can't see either cellular data and/or WiFi indicators. There's NFC, Bluetooth, and something else that I don't recognise.

When you first setup an Android phone, usually it should prompt you to connect to the internet first, like connecting to a WiFi AP or using cellular data from the carrier.

Although if it doesn't have an internet connection, it shouldn't just hang should it?

 

[Milo Willamson]

Is this phone actually online at all? Like I can't see either cellular data and/or WiFi indicators. There's NFC, Bluetooth, and something else that I don't recognise.

When you first setup an Android phone, usually it should prompt you to connect to the internet first, like connecting to a WiFi AP or using cellular data from the carrier.

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Although if it doesn't have an internet connection, it shouldn't just hang should it?

Mine did that too, when I got this copy in Jan this year, it seem vaguley familiar for me, you just need to find the right tower that is pretty close to the phone.