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i have this huawei p20 that i found and i done all the hard reset but still telling me to log on the last gmail that was on the devise . is there a way i can bypass this .... i need help on this.
Solved! need to remove a already synced gmail account
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Saga Lout
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- Mar 31, 2010
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What you have there is not a device - it's a brick. There is no workaround for that problem because the system was designed to prevent stolen property being of any use to anyone except the owner.
If you know the G-Mail address that used to be on that device, go to G-mail.com and go through the Forgot Password process. Only you should know the answers to the security questions set up when the device was first registered.
If you don't know that much, please take it back to here you found it or hand it in to the local Police. Someone would probably like it back.
If you know the G-Mail address that used to be on that device, go to G-mail.com and go through the Forgot Password process. Only you should know the answers to the security questions set up when the device was first registered.
If you don't know that much, please take it back to here you found it or hand it in to the local Police. Someone would probably like it back.
Saga Lout
Olde English
- Mar 31, 2010
- 5,752
- 57
- 46,440
- 2,173
What you have there is not a device - it's a brick. There is no workaround for that problem because the system was designed to prevent stolen property being of any use to anyone except the owner.
If you know the G-Mail address that used to be on that device, go to G-mail.com and go through the Forgot Password process. Only you should know the answers to the security questions set up when the device was first registered.
If you don't know that much, please take it back to here you found it or hand it in to the local Police. Someone would probably like it back.
If you know the G-Mail address that used to be on that device, go to G-mail.com and go through the Forgot Password process. Only you should know the answers to the security questions set up when the device was first registered.
If you don't know that much, please take it back to here you found it or hand it in to the local Police. Someone would probably like it back.
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