HUAWEI NOVA 8i NEN-L22 Remove Huawei ID By TSM Tool

The HUAWEI NOVA 8i (model NEN-L22) is a popular mid-range smartphone powered by a Qualcomm processor running Android 10. However, users sometimes face issues with forgotten Huawei ID credentials or Google FRP (Factory Reset Protection) locks that prevent access to the device. This comprehensive guide will walk you through removing both security features using EDL (Emergency Download) mode, which is specifically effective for Qualcomm-based Huawei devices.

What You’ll Need

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Essential tools needed for the EDL mode unlocking process

Before beginning the process, gather these essential items:

• A Windows PC (Windows 10 recommended)
• USB data cable (preferably the original cable)
• Qualcomm drivers (latest version)
• QFIL tool (Qualcomm Flash Image Loader)
• EDL cable or test point tools
• Huawei firmware package for NOVA 8i NEN-L22
• MRT Dongle/box or authorized unlocking software
• Backup software (optional but recommended)

Important Warnings

PLEASE READ BEFORE PROCEEDING:

• This process will erase ALL data on your device
• Attempting this procedure voids your warranty
• There’s a small risk of bricking your device
• Always backup important data before starting
• Follow instructions exactly as written
• Use at your own risk

Step 1: Prepare Your Computer

Setting up your computer with the necessary drivers and software

1. Install the latest Qualcomm USB drivers on your PC
2. Download and install the QFIL tool
3. Download the appropriate firmware package for NOVA 8i NEN-L22
4. Disable Windows Driver Signature Enforcement if needed
5. Turn off any antivirus software temporarily

Step 2: Enter EDL Mode on HUAWEI NOVA 8i

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Different methods to enter EDL mode on your device

There are several methods to enter EDL mode:

Method 1: Using ADB Commands

If your device is accessible and USB debugging is enabled:

1. Enable Developer Options and USB Debugging on your phone
2. Connect your phone to PC
3. Open Command Prompt and type:

adb devices

4. Confirm your device is detected, then type:

adb reboot edl

Method 2: Using Test Points

If your device is locked and Method 1 isn’t possible:

1. Power off your device completely
2. Remove the back cover carefully
3. Locate the test points on the motherboard (usually near the processor)
4. Use a metal tool to short the test points while connecting USB cable
5. The device should enter EDL mode (screen will be black)

Method 3: Using EDL Cable

For easier access without opening the device:

1. Purchase or make an EDL cable specific for Qualcomm devices
2. Connect the EDL cable to your phone and PC
3. The device should automatically enter EDL mode

Step 3: Verify EDL Mode Connection

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Verifying successful EDL mode connection on computer

1. Open Device Manager on your PC
2. Look for “Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008” device
3. If you see this device, your phone is successfully in EDL mode
4. If not, try reconnecting or using a different method to enter EDL mode

Step 4: Remove Huawei ID and FRP Lock

Software interface showing the unlock process

Using MRT Dongle/Box:

1. Launch the MRT software on your PC
2. Connect your device in EDL mode
3. Select “HUAWEI” from the brand menu
4. Choose “NOVA 8i NEN-L22” from the model list
5. Select “Remove Huawei ID & FRP” option
6. Click “Start” and wait for the process to complete
7. Do not disconnect your device during this process

Using QFIL Method:

1. Open QFIL tool
2. Browse and select the firmware package
3. Choose “Flat Build” option
4. Select the programmer file from the firmware folder
5. Click “Download” and wait for the process to complete
6. The tool will automatically remove security features during flashing

Step 5: Verify and Setup Your Device

Fresh setup screen after successful unlock

1. Once the process completes, disconnect your device
2. Power on your HUAWEI NOVA 8i
3. The device should boot normally without requesting Huawei ID or FRP verification
4. Set up your device as new
5. Sign in with a new Huawei ID if desired

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Device Not Entering EDL Mode

• Try different USB ports or cables
• Ensure battery is charged above 50%
• Install proper Qualcomm drivers
• Try alternative EDL entry methods

Error During Flashing Process

• Verify you’re using the correct firmware for NEN-L22
• Check USB connection stability
• Reinstall Qualcomm drivers
• Try a different USB port (preferably USB 2.0)

Device Stuck in Boot Loop

• Repeat the flashing process
• Try a different firmware version
• Use alternative unlocking software
• Seek professional assistance

Conclusion

Removing Huawei ID and FRP Lock from your HUAWEI NOVA 8i NEN-L22 using EDL mode is an advanced procedure that requires careful attention to detail. While this guide provides comprehensive instructions, remember that these procedures may vary slightly depending on software versions and security patches.

Always proceed with caution and understand that this process will erase all data on your device. If you’re uncomfortable performing these steps yourself, consider seeking assistance from a professional mobile repair service.

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Successfully unlocked HUAWEI NOVA 8i ready for use

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will this method work on other Huawei models?
A: This specific guide is optimized for NOVA 8i NEN-L22 with Qualcomm processor. Other models may require different procedures.

Q: Is this process legal?
A: This process is intended for legitimate device owners who have forgotten their credentials. Using it to bypass security on devices you don’t own may violate laws.

Q: Will my phone receive official updates after this process?
A: Your device should still receive official updates, but some security features may behave differently after this procedure.

Q: Can I recover my data after this process?
A: No, this process completely erases all data on the device. Always back up important information before proceeding.

Q: How long does the entire process take?
A: The complete process typically takes 30-60 minutes, depending on your experience level and any troubleshooting required.