SamFw FRP Tool is a free Windows tool that can remove the FRP (Factory Reset Protection) lock from many Samsung devices with one click.
It also offers numerous service functions for Samsung, Xiaomi, LG, and other Android devices.
What is the SamFw FRP Tool?
- All-in-one service tool for technicians and advanced users, specializing in removing the Google FRP lock on Samsung smartphones and tablets.
- Depending on the version, it supports many current devices and security patches and offers additional service functions such as CSC switching, factory reset, ADB tools and more.
Main functions for Samsung
- Remove FRP: Remove FRP lock with one click, including newer security patches (test mode/MTP method).
- MTP/Testmode tools: Factory reset, disable Knox, disable factory mode, execute various service codes.
- ADB functions: Change CSC, remove specific accounts/services, adjust developer/network options.
- Download Mode & Flash: Helper functions for download mode, Odin flash support and soft brick fixes.
Supported brands & additional features
- Samsung: FRP removal, service codes, CSC tools, Odin support (model dependent).
- Xiaomi: FRP removal, MiCloud functions (depending on model and version).
- LG & other Android devices: Factory Reset, FRP Reset and additional ADB/Diag/EDL options.
Basic procedure for FRP removal (Samsung)
- Connect the Samsung device to the Windows PC using a USB cable and ensure that all Samsung drivers are installed.
- On the device, go to the emergency call screen and enter the corresponding test mode code (e.g. *#0*# on many models).
- In the SamFw FRP Tool, select the appropriate FRP option (e.g., "Remove FRP") and start the process.
- Allow USB debugging/acknowledgments on the device if they appear, and wait for the automatic restart.
Download SamFw FRP Tool v5.3
You can download the latest version directly here:
SamFw FRP Tool – Download v5.3 (Windows)
After downloading, run the EXE/Setup file, install the tool and start it with administrator rights to avoid connection and driver problems.
Notes & Disclaimer
- Only use the tool on devices you are authorized to use (your own devices or with the express permission of the owner).
- Removing the FRP lock may affect warranty terms, terms of use, or local laws – use is always at your own risk.
- Some antivirus programs may incorrectly flag service tools as suspicious; make sure you only download the file from the official source.
