Remove Google Account or ByPass FRP lock on Lenovo A7

If you’re using the Lenovo A7 and for any reason, you have done a factory reset, you may find FRP Lock after booting your device. You really can’t your device until you sign in or remove the previously used Google ID. Now, in case you don’t know or can’t remember the login id and password, you should remove or bypass the lock manually. Here in this article, we will share with you the steps to Remove Google Account or ByPass FRP lock on the Lenovo A7 device. Check out the full article.

The FRP Lock is that you forgot Google Account ID/ password (Gmail), or maybe you have purchased a second-hand Lenovo A7. Now, you may see a message like “This device was reset, to continue to sign in with a google account that was previously synced on this device”. This means that the phone is being protected with an additional layer of security, called FRP.

Now, let’s talk about FRP.

What is FRP?

FRP means ‘Factory Reset Protection’. It’s a new security feature from Google which activates while you log in with Gmail on your device for the first time. Once it activated, it will prevent the usage of the device until you enter or log in with the same old Google Account Credentials. This helps to maintain the device security or privacy up to an extent. You can’t use the Lenovo A7 device, useless until you bypass the FRP lock.

Now, let us take a look at the tools required for bypassing FRP Lock.

Pre-Requirements:

• The guide will only work with the Lenovo A7 model.
• Charge your Lenovo A7 battery to at least 60%.
• Download the required tools and drivers, install it on your device
• To revert back: Instructions to install Stock ROM for Lenovo A7

Once you have followed the requirements, you can move on to the steps to remove the FRP lock.