TSM TOOL PRO V2.2.6 – Game Changing & World First

TSM is a powerful mobile utility for repair 🔧, flashing 💾, unlocking 🔓, and more. It supports Qualcomm, MediaTek, Unisoc, and Kirin (Hisilicon) chips ⚙️, offering FRP & KG/MDM removal 🔑. Designed for high performance 🚀 and ease of use 👍, it’s perfect for technicians and enthusiasts.

Key Highlights:

• Android 15/16 Change to Active Without JTAG – A groundbreaking feature eliminating the need for physical hardware intervention.
• Added NEW KG Method No More TSM App/Logo – Streamlined process removes the dependency on the TSM Admin APK, reducing lag and battery usage.
• Added support for Realme/UniSoC New Security (SprdV4) – Covers the latest July 2025 patch (Android 15) for FRP Remove, Factory Reset, and Read/Write Firmware.

Supported Realme/UniSoC Models (July 2025 Patch)

Added Samsung 2025 Models (Qualcomm)

Full support for the latest Samsung devices, including FRP removal, factory reset, firmware read/write, and KG/MDM removal on latest patches.

What is KG Lock?

KG Lock (Knox Guard Lock) is a security feature implemented on Samsung devices, often tied to enterprise or corporate management (MDM). It activates if the device is reported stolen, lost, or if there’s unauthorized access, rendering the phone unusable without the original owner’s credentials.

Why KG Lock Happens?

• Factory Reset Without Authorization: Performing a reset without properly removing Samsung account.
• Enterprise MDM Enrollment: Devices enrolled in corporate security policies that weren’t properly decommissioned.
• Theft or Loss Reporting: The original owner reported the device as lost or stolen, triggering Samsung’s anti-theft measures.
• Failed Firmware Updates: Corrupted or interrupted software updates can sometimes trigger a false KG Lock.

Why Use TSM Tool Pro?

• Unmatched support for the latest security patches (including Android 15/16).
• Comprehensive chipset support: Qualcomm, MediaTek, Unisoc, and Kirin.
• High-speed operations with minimal resource usage (No more lag or high battery drain).
• Intuitive interface designed for both novice enthusiasts and professional technicians.
• Reliable and permanent FRP & KG/MDM removal solutions.

Step-by-Step Guide: Using TSM Tool for FRP Removal

1. Connect Device: Power off the phone. Boot into Download Mode (usually Vol Down + Power + Home). Connect the device to your PC via USB cable.
2. Launch TSM Tool: Open TSM Tool Pro on your computer. The interface should detect your connected device model automatically.
3. Select Operation: From the main menu, select the appropriate tab (e.g., “Samsung”) and then choose the operation like “Remove FRP”.
4. Execute Command: Click the “Start” or “Execute” button. The tool will now begin the process. Do not disconnect the device.
5. Wait for Completion: The tool will automatically run the necessary commands. The device may reboot several times; this is normal.
6. Process Complete: Once finished, a success message will appear. You can now disconnect the device and set it up without FRP restrictions.

Technician Safety Tips

• Always ensure the device has at least 50% battery charge before starting any operation to prevent shutdown during the process.
• Use high-quality USB cables and ensure a stable connection to avoid communication errors between the device and the tool.
• Backup critical customer data whenever possible, as processes like factory reset will erase all user data.
• Disable Windows Firewall and antivirus software temporarily to prevent them from interfering with the tool’s operations.
• Read the model-specific instructions and notes provided within the TSM Tool interface for each supported device.

What is FRP Lock?

FRP (Factory Reset Protection) is a security feature on Android devices (v5.1 and higher). If a device is factory reset without first signing out of the Google account, FRP lock activates. Upon reboot, it requires the previous Google account’s credentials to proceed, preventing unauthorized use of a stolen device.

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Summary Table: TSM Tool V2.2.6 Capabilities

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)