o hard reset and bypass a Nokia 3.4 using the Phoenix Service Tool, you will need to carefully follow the procedure. Please note that this method is typically used by technicians and requires specific tools and knowledge. It can void warranties and may result in data loss, so be sure to back up any important information before proceeding.
Prerequisites:
- Phoenix Service Tool: Download From Here and install the Phoenix Service Tool (PST) on your PC.
- Nokia 3.4 USB Cable: A USB cable to connect your device to your computer.
- Correct Driver Files: Ensure you have Install the correct Driver for your Nokia 3.4 model From Here .
- Windows PC: The process works on a Windows PC.
- Battery Charged: Make sure your Nokia 3.4 is sufficiently charged to avoid power interruptions during the process.
Steps to Hard Reset/BYPASS with Phoenix Service Tool:
Install Phoenix Service Tool:
- If you haven't already, download and install the Phoenix Service Tool (PST) from a reliable source. Make sure to install all necessary drivers when prompted during the installation process.
Launch Phoenix Service Tool:
- Open the Phoenix Service Tool on your computer after installation.
Connect the Nokia 3.4 to PC:
- Turn off your Nokia 3.4.
- Connect the phone to the computer using a USB cable. If necessary, use the fastboot (Volume Down + Power button) to boot the device into a flash mode.
Choose the Right Operation:
- Select the operation that you want to perform. Typically, you will choose an option "Nokia" After "Service" And "Factory Reset + FRP" to perform a hard reset and frp.
Start the Process:
- Begin the hard reset and frp process.
Wait for the Process to Complete:
- The Phoenix Service Tool will hard reset and frp the Nokia 3.4. The process may take several minutes, and during this time, ensure the phone remains connected to your PC.
Reboot the Device:
- Once the process is finished, the Phoenix Service Tool will notify you that the flashing is complete.
- Disconnect the phone and reboot it. Your device should now be reset, and you may need to set it up from scratch.
Additional Notes:
- Bypass: If you are attempting to bypass certain features such as FRP (Factory Reset Protection), additional steps may be required. Be cautious, as bypassing security measures without proper authorization can violate terms of service or local laws.
- Data Loss: Flashing or performing a hard reset will erase all data from the device, so make sure to back up anything important before proceeding.
- Warranty Concerns: This method might void any warranty on the device, so proceed with caution.
This process should allow you to reset or bypass your Nokia 3.4. If you run into issues, make sure to check for any driver updates or troubleshooting steps from Nokia or the Phoenix Service Tool documentation.