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Samsung S7 Edge - Re-lock the Bootloader Help Needed

askader

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Hello,
I flashed my Samsung S7 edge to custom ROM, Later i decided to go with the Stock ROM and done so, but seems still the bootloader is unlocked.
I want to re-Lock by bootloader again, can some one help on how to do that ?
Thanks
 
Hello,
I flashed my Samsung S7 edge to custom ROM, Later i decided to go with the Stock ROM and done so, but seems still the bootloader is unlocked.
I want to re-Lock by bootloader again, can some one help on how to do that ?
Thanks
curious as to why? There's really no need to re- lock it. plus by rooting, you have already tripped Knox and there is no way to un-trip Knox.
 
curious as to why? There's really no need to re- lock it. plus by rooting, you have already tripped Knox and there is no way to un-trip Knox.

Thanks for the response, I have an compelling reason to do that, which is my office work profile (office emails) have stopped working because of the bootloader unlock.
Any help on how to lock back will be very helpful.
 
Thanks for the response, I have an compelling reason to do that, which is my office work profile (office emails) have stopped working because of the bootloader unlock.
Any help on how to lock back will be very helpful.
stopped working? how do you know it's because of the bootloader?
 
Mine is SM-G935FD
ok snapdragon processor then the guide I kind in my last post should get you relocked using adb and fastboot commands. but also please read the second link as well. it mentions that you need to be on a stock rom before you re-lock the bootloader.
 
ok snapdragon processor then the guide I kind in my last post should get you relocked using adb and fastboot commands. but also please read the second link as well. it mentions that you need to be on a stock rom before you re-lock the bootloader.
Thanks for your response, will read through.
 
@ocnbrze Nope, Samsung phones don't have fastboot mode. Furthermore, they don't even have a locked bootloader. Doesn't mean you can just flash anything, but there simply is no "relock".
 
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