Moto G 5G FRP Bypass Android 13/14: The Official PC Method [2026]

Author: Emily White Last Updated: Jan. 30, 2026

Moto G 5G ‘no PC’ FRP bypass methods (like TalkBack) are patched on Android 13/14. Our guide shows the only tested, safe solution: using Motorola’s official PC Rescue tool.

Purchasing a second-hand Moto G 5G, only to have it become an expensive paperweight after a reset, is a deeply frustrating experience. If you are stuck at the Google account verification screen, you have likely discovered that popular video guides are obsolete. The TalkBack and emergency call procedures shown in those tutorials simply do not work on devices with recent security updates.

This guide for the FRP bypass Moto G 5 G is different. We will move past the outdated techniques that no longer function and provide a clear, tested, PC-based solution. This procedure is specifically verified for Moto G 5G models running the current Android 13 and 14 security patches.

Using a different device? Browse our verified solutions for all Android manufacturers.

First Step: Identify Your Moto G 5G Model & Security Patch

Before attempting any procedure, the most critical action is to identify your phone’s exact model and understand its security patch level. This single step determines which methods have a chance of success and which are guaranteed to fail.

Many users, like Jordan who bought a refurbished Moto G 5G (2023), waste hours following guides for older software. Every method he tried failed because his phone, running an August 2024 security patch, had already closed the loopholes shown in the videos. Identifying the software version first prevents this exact scenario.

Ensure you have the correct model. If your device is an older 4G variant like the Moto G Play (2021), the fastboot commands and tools required will differ slightly.

How to Find Your Device Information

Since you cannot access the main settings menu, the fastboot screen is the most reliable source for this information.

Power off your Moto G 5G completely.
Press and hold the Volume Down button and the Power button at the same time.
Release both buttons when the Fastboot Screen appears (it displays an Android robot and lines of text).
Look for the Product/Variant line. This confirms your exact model (e.g., XT2213).
The Software status line provides information about the firmware version.

Screenshot of the Motorola fastboot Screen showing ‘Product/Variant’ highlighted

PC Tool vs. ‘Without PC’ Methods: A Crucial Decision

For any Moto G 5G with a security patch from late 2022 or newer, manual “no-PC” methods are largely a waste of time.

Manual Methods: Rely on exploiting temporary software bugs (like TalkBack). Google and Motorola actively patch these vulnerabilities. Success on Android 13/14 is exceptionally low.
PC-Based Tools: Establish a fundamental connection with the phone through fastboot/rescue modes. This provides a reliable method to re-flash the device state.

Method Comparison for Updated Devices

Factor	PC-Based Tool	Manual ‘Without PC’ Method
Success Rate (Android 13/14)	High	Extremely Low
Time Required	30-60 minutes (incl. download)	1-3 hours (often fails)
Technical Skill	Low (follow on-screen steps)	Moderate (requires precise timing and exploit knowledge)
Safety Risk	Low (using official software)	High (significant risk of malware from unknown APKs)

The Proven Solution: Moto G 5G FRP Bypass with Official Rescue Tool

For recent Moto G 5G models, using a Windows PC is the most dependable method. This procedure’s high success rate comes from avoiding the patched on-device exploits. The entire process depends on two critical prerequisites: installing the correct drivers and carefully following the steps within Motorola’s own software.

Step 1: Install Correct Motorola Drivers & Software

Driver issues are the most common point of failure. Installing the official drivers and rescue tool before you connect your phone prevents the PC from failing to recognize your device.

Download the official Motorola Mobile Drivers directly from the Lenovo/Motorola support page. Sourcing it officially prevents unwanted bundled software.
Run the downloaded installer on your Windows PC. Follow the prompts and accept the terms to complete the installation.
Download the Rescue and Smart Assistant (RSA) tool from the same official support page.
Install the RSA tool, following the on-screen prompts.
Restart your computer after both installations are finished. This essential step ensures the new drivers are fully loaded and active in your system.

Pro-Tip: Always use a high-quality USB-A to USB-C cable. Damaged or low-quality “charge-only” cables can cause intermittent connection drops that will interrupt the process.

Step 2: Use the Motorola Rescue and Smart Assistant (RSA)

⚠️ Warning: Data Wipe. The “Rescue” function described below will completely erase all data on your device. Since your phone is already locked and likely reset, this is usually acceptable, but please be aware.

Launch the RSA Tool: Open the Rescue and Smart Assistant program on your PC. You may be prompted to create or sign in with a Motorola ID.
Select the Rescue Function: On the main screen of the tool, click on the “Rescue” tab or button.
Enter Fastboot Mode on Your Phone: Power off your Moto G 5G. Press and hold Volume Down + Power until the fastboot screen appears.
Connect Your Phone: Connect the phone to your PC with your USB cable. The RSA tool should automatically detect the device and its model information.
Download Firmware: Click the Download button.
- Real-World Tip: Be patient. This file is 2-4 GB. It may take 30+ minutes, depending on your internet.
Start Rescue: Once downloaded, click “Rescue”. Agree to the prompts.
Wait: The tool will flash the fresh firmware. Do not disconnect.
Finish: The phone will reboot automatically. Proceed through the setup wizard.

Why TalkBack and Other Manual Methods Fail on Android 13/14

If you’ve tried to perform a Moto G 5g Android 13 FRP or Moto G 5g Android 14 FRP bypass using an older video guide, you have found that the menus and options shown are completely missing. This is by design.

Google and Motorola have intentionally hardened the Setup Wizard against common exploits. TalkBack was a popular exploit for older generations. While it was widely used to bypass FRP on the Moto G Play (Android 10), Google has completely patched these vulnerabilities in Android 13 and 14.

Older bypass techniques depended on finding a way to launch a web browser or a hidden settings menu from the startup screens. The most common entry points included:

TalkBack Accessibility: Exploiting a function within the screen reader to open help articles, which could then be used to launch a browser.
Emergency Call Trick: Using the contact sharing feature or dialing specific codes from the emergency dialer to open other apps.
Gboard Web Search: Leveraging the keyboard’s built-in search feature to open a browser window from within a text input field, such as the Wi-Fi password prompt.

Security patches released after late 2022 removed the Setup Wizard’s ability to launch external apps.

This behavior is not limited to the Moto G 5G alone. FRP bypass methods vary significantly across Motorola devices, depending on the UI generation (MyUX vs Hello UI) and Android security level.

For a complete overview of which methods apply to each Motorola model and system version, refer to our comprehensive guide to Motorola FRP bypass solutions.

A diagram showing that older Moto G 5g frp bypass methods like TalkBack and Emergency Call are blocked on Android 13/14

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Even with the correct procedure, you might encounter an issue. The following table addresses the most common problems. If your Moto G 5g stuck on verify your account after an attempt, or your PC has connection problems, these steps can help.

Problem	Likely Cause	Solution
PC does not recognize the phone.	Incorrect or missing USB drivers.	1. Disconnect the phone. 2. Uninstall any existing Motorola drivers from your PC via Control Panel. 3. Reboot the PC. 4. Reinstall the official drivers as outlined in Step 1. 5. Use a different USB port on your computer and a different, high-quality USB cable.
Tool shows an “ADB unauthorized” error.	A deep-level security conflict is blocking the connection.	This is uncommon with the RSA tool but can happen. It typically means a previous setting (like Developer Options) is conflicting. The full reflash process performed by the “Rescue” function is designed to overwrite and resolve these issues. Ensure you are following the RSA steps exactly.
Bypass finishes, but phone still asks for an account.	The FRP flag was not fully cleared. A final manual reset is needed.	1. After the tool reports success, perform one more factory reset from the phone’s recovery menu. 2. Power off the phone. Hold Volume Down + Power to enter fastboot mode. 3. Use the volume keys to navigate to ‘Recovery mode’ and press Power to select. 4. In the recovery menu, select ‘Wipe data/factory reset’. This final reset after the tool has run usually removes the lock for good.

Frequently Asked Questions About Moto G 5G FRP Removal

Is bypassing FRP legal if I am the owner?

Yes. If you are the legitimate owner of the device, it is legal for you to regain access. FRP is an anti-theft measure. Legal complications only arise when attempting to unlock a device that does not belong to you. If you purchased the phone secondhand, keeping proof of purchase (like an invoice or marketplace receipt) is important to prove ownership.

Will this work on a Verizon or AT&T model?

Generally, yes. The Motorola Rescue and Smart Assistant (RSA) tool is designed to detect your specific device variant, including carrier-branded models, and download the appropriate official firmware.

Will a paid FRP tool work if the free method fails?

Reputable paid tools are frequently updated to handle the latest security patches and often have a high success rate. However, you must research any service before paying. Look for recent customer reviews and check their website for explicit confirmation of support for the Moto G 5G (XT2213, XT2313) on recent Android versions.

Can I downgrade the firmware to use an older, free method?

No. Modern Android devices like the Moto G 5G have “Rollback Protection.” This security feature is built into the bootloader and prevents you from installing older firmware with a lower security patch level. Attempting to force a downgrade can permanently brick the device, making it unusable.

Regain Access to Your Moto G 5G

The frustration of being locked out of your own device is significant. The PC-based method detailed here, using official drivers and Motorola’s own software, is the safest way to resolve the lock on a modern Moto G 5G.

Need a Faster Solution? If the official RSA tool download is too slow, fails to detect your device, or if the process seems too complex, a professional tool like DroidKit is a reliable alternative. It is designed to handle tough FRP cases on Motorola devices efficiently, often bypassing the need for massive firmware downloads.