AndroidNoob00
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Hello!
Could you help me?
I have a Xiaomi Redmi 9 that recently blocked the BootLoader thanks to FastBoot because I bought a new one and I wanted to leave it factory. This device had an old MI account that I associated with my phone. When the period of Xiaomi Cloud ended, I deleted it.
To block the BooLoader, I used the following command:
- fastboot oem lock
Now, I decided to give it another chance and thought I'd really squeeze it out. In order to do so, I thought of doing the following:
- Unlock the BootLoader (To be able to Root it)
- Root the device. (To take full advantage)
I enabled developer options, enabled the "OEM Unlock" option, and when I connected the device to my PC in FastBoot mode, I used the following command to try to unlock it:
- fastboot oem unlock
The error that appears to me is the following:
I also tried to perform it with the MI Unlock tool. This was the result:
In this picture, what is obscured is my old MI account ID.
Thank you for your attention!
Could you help me?
I have a Xiaomi Redmi 9 that recently blocked the BootLoader thanks to FastBoot because I bought a new one and I wanted to leave it factory. This device had an old MI account that I associated with my phone. When the period of Xiaomi Cloud ended, I deleted it.
To block the BooLoader, I used the following command:
- fastboot oem lock
Now, I decided to give it another chance and thought I'd really squeeze it out. In order to do so, I thought of doing the following:
- Unlock the BootLoader (To be able to Root it)
- Root the device. (To take full advantage)
I enabled developer options, enabled the "OEM Unlock" option, and when I connected the device to my PC in FastBoot mode, I used the following command to try to unlock it:
- fastboot oem unlock
The error that appears to me is the following:
I also tried to perform it with the MI Unlock tool. This was the result:
In this picture, what is obscured is my old MI account ID.
Thank you for your attention!