A technician-tested Redmi FRP bypass guide for MIUI 14 and HyperOS, covering Qualcomm and MTK test-point methods, PC tools, and reliable solutions for modern Xiaomi security patches.
Staring at a “Verify your account” screen on a Redmi phone after a reset is incredibly frustrating. Your device feels useless, and the situation gets worse when you discover that most online tutorials are outdated, promoting software tricks like TalkBack that no longer work on MIUI 14 or HyperOS.
This guide was created to fix that. We’re not going to give you a theoretical overview; we are going to walk you through the actual, hardware-based steps that technicians use. This guide provides a clear, tested procedure for a Google FRP bypass on your Redmi device depending on its specific chipset (Qualcomm or MediaTek).
Expert Insight: From Our Lead Technician
“The number one reason users fail a Redmi FRP bypass is misidentification. They spend hours trying to fix a Google FRP lock when they’re actually facing a Xiaomi Mi Account lock. The screens look different, and the tools are not interchangeable. Confirming which screen you see is the most critical first step to success.” — Alistair Finch, Lead Technician
Before you do anything else, you must correctly identify the security screen blocking your access. An incorrect diagnosis is the most common reason for failure. Google’s Factory Reset Protection (FRP) and Xiaomi’s Mi Account lock are entirely separate systems, and the bypass methods are completely different.
When it Appears: After connecting to Wi-Fi during the initial setup.
What it says: “Verify your account” and “This device was reset.” It asks for a Google email and password.
The Solution: This guide covers this specific bypass.
When it Appears: Usually right after boot, showing a large padlock icon.
What it says: “This device is locked” or “Associated with an existing Mi Account.” It asks for a Xiaomi Cloud password.
The Solution: This requires a different procedure (Mi Unlock Tool), not the FRP steps below.
Once you confirm you have a Google FRP lock, you have two main options: a manual, PC-based procedure that requires technical skill, or a dedicated software tool that automates the process.
| Factor | Manual Hardware Method (Free) | Professional Tool (DroidKit) |
| Success Rate | Moderate (Dependent on correct files) | Very High (Updated for HyperOS) |
| Time Cost | 1-3 Hours (Research & Setup) | 5-15 Minutes |
| Disassembly? | YES (Must open phone back cover) | NO (USB connection only) |
| Technical Skill | High (Drivers, EDL Mode, Partitioning) | Low (Guided interface) |
| Safety Risk | High (Risk of shorting hardware) | Very Low |
⚠️ Recommendation: The manual method below requires opening your phone to short-circuit the motherboard (Test Point). If you’re uncomfortable, use an automated PC method instead (general FRP computer workflow: Bypass FRP with PC).
The most reliable PC-based solutions for an MIUI FRP Bypass on Android 13 or newer depend on your phone’s chipset (SoC). Redmi devices primarily use hardware from Qualcomm, MediaTek (MTK), or Unisoc. You must first identify your chipset, then use the correct tools and procedure for that specific hardware.
First, identify your phone’s chipset using this table:
| Model Series | Common Chipset |
| Redmi Note 10 | Qualcomm SM6115 |
| Redmi Note 11 | Qualcomm SM6225 |
| Redmi Note 12 4G | Qualcomm SM6225 |
| Redmi Note 12 5G | Qualcomm SM4375 |
| Redmi 12C | MediaTek Helio G85 |
| Redmi A1 / A2 | MediaTek Helio A22 |
Tip: Google your specific model to confirm if it is “Qualcomm” or “MTK”.
This procedure forces the phone into Emergency Download Mode (EDL), allowing QFIL to erase the hidden FRP partition directly.

Redmi Note 10 Test point
prog_firehose_ddr.elf). This file is usually found within the official firmware package for your phone.frp and persist. Right-click on each one, select “Manage Partition Data,” and then choose “Erase.”If your Redmi has an MTK chipset, the process uses different tools and requires bypassing modern security features.
1. Download and Install Drivers & Tools:
2. Connect in BROM Mode and Bypass:
3. Erase FRP via SP Flash Tool
Open SP Flash Tool. Load the Scatter File for your specific model.
Go to the Format tab -> Manual Format Flash.
Open your Scatter file in Notepad, search for frp, and copy the linear_start_addr and partition_size.
Paste these hex codes into SP Flash Tool and click Start.
You will find countless videos promoting FRP bypass methods that don’t need a computer, often using glitches in TalkBack or “Second Space.”
These methods are almost universally patched. Google and Xiaomi have systematically closed these loopholes in MIUI 14 and HyperOS. Any attempt to perform a HyperOS FRP bypass using an old accessibility exploit will likely result in a dead end. The hardware-level methods described above (or professional tools) are the only consistent solutions for 2026.
Even with the correct procedure, you might encounter errors. Here are solutions for the most common ones.
This error signals a communication failure between QFIL and the phone.
This happens when you try to service a modern MTK device without disabling its Secure Boot.
This is the most fundamental problem. If the PC cannot see the phone correctly, no software can help.
No. For any modern Redmi device running MIUI 12 or higher, attempting to downgrade the firmware is extremely risky. Xiaomi’s anti-rollback protection will most likely brick your device. The concept of combination firmware is an obsolete technique. The PC-based methods in this guide work on current firmware.
Always download tools from official developer websites (like QPST) or trusted communities like XDA-Developers. Avoid random links from video descriptions, as these are common sources of malware.
FRP only appears after a factory reset, so your personal data is already gone. As for the warranty, any procedure that requires opening the device (like the test point method) will void it.
Yes. If you are the legitimate owner of the device, you have the right to access it. FRP is an anti-theft measure. If you have proof of purchase, you are legally entitled to bypass a lock left by a previous owner. The best first step, if possible, is always to contact the seller and ask them to remove their Google account remotely.
This is almost always a driver issue. Ensure you have uninstalled all old drivers, rebooted your PC, and installed the single, correct driver package for your phone’s chipset. Using a “charge-only” USB cable can also prevent a data connection; always use a high-quality data cable.
Facing a Google FRP bypass on a Redmi device is a technical challenge. By correctly identifying your chipset and using hardware-level tools like QFIL or SP Flash Tool, you have a realistic method for regaining control.
However, the manual process is complex and carries risks. For a solution that automates everything—from driver installation to the final bypass—and removes the risk of error, consider DroidKit. It is designed to resolve FRP locks quickly, offering a reliable and secure tool to solve this problem efficiently.