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Maxcom MS453 Hard Reset: Google Lock, No Command, Fastboot Mode & Android Multi Tools V1.02 Issues

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  • #1 16637314
    NIXIE_123
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    Hello. Maxcom ms453 with google lock. When you try to enter recovery, it displays No command. I heard others have the same. It enters fastboot mode. Using Android Multi Tools V1.02 I cleared the cache (command 8) but it didn't help, the phone still has a google lock. Here you would have to use the command 4 but the program spits out device not found. In the guides on youtube, everything works, not for me. IN this there is nothing like that in the guide. I need help from someone who has already done this. I tried with the phone on, i.e. not in fastboot mode, but it still does not see it. How to do it?

    Maxcom MS453 Hard Reset: Google Lock, No Command, Fastboot Mode & Android Multi Tools V1.02 Issues Maxcom MS453 Hard Reset: Google Lock, No Command, Fastboot Mode & Android Multi Tools V1.02 Issues Maxcom MS453 Hard Reset: Google Lock, No Command, Fastboot Mode & Android Multi Tools V1.02 Issues
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  • #2 16637341
    nutergsm
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    Hardreset does not remove the frp lock. A visit to the site remains.
  • #3 16637347
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    Command 4 "reset Gmail" will also do nothing? For others it works
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  • #4 16637366
    nutergsm
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    Maybe the only question for them is whether exactly with this model. To do option "4" you must have usb debugging enabled.
  • #5 16638452
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    In that case, I still have to re-upload the system via fastboot, the problem is that I did not find it on the internet. Can anyone have such a phone and be able to rip the system?
    And one more option. I heard that after deleting the frp partition my problem would go away. Link . Could someone please introduce me to this topic with this phone? How to get to this partition
  • #6 16638505
    nutergsm
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    Uploading the new firmware will do nothing for you. You need a suitable scatter.txt file.
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  • #7 16638530
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    I got access to the commands in recovery. You had to press and hold vol up and power when "No command" was displayed
    I have the following options:
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    nutergsm
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    Neither of these options reset frp. If you want to do regular hardreset, choose "wipe dara / factory reset and ache partition"
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  • #9 16638652
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    I got to this . I do everything like in the video. The problem is that the program does not detect the phone. Any advice?
    Maxcom MS453 Hard Reset: Google Lock, No Command, Fastboot Mode & Android Multi Tools V1.02 Issues Maxcom MS453 Hard Reset: Google Lock, No Command, Fastboot Mode & Android Multi Tools V1.02 Issues
  • #10 16638685
    nutergsm
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    If you don't have drivers installed, how is it supposed to detect.
    Come to the site and do not combine.
  • #11 16638697
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    If I don't come up with anything, I will do it, but for now, that's what I'm up to. It is not difficult to have the site serviced (and pay) as you can do it yourself
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    #12 16640019
    marcin7904
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    I had a similar problem with the ZTE A452, after two days I was successful and the reset was via the Miracle Box.
    You do like in this screen:
    Maxcom MS453 Hard Reset: Google Lock, No Command, Fastboot Mode & Android Multi Tools V1.02 Issues
    on the turned off phone, you hold the on button and quickly connect the USB cable, of course, you must have drivers
    Helpful post? Buy me a coffee.
  • #13 16640731
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    Well, that's the answer I expected. Thank you very much, it worked. For posterity I will add that I found the drivers by typing in google "Miracle box mtk driver"
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Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around the Maxcom MS453 smartphone, specifically addressing issues related to Google lock and recovery mode. Users report encountering a "No command" message when attempting to enter recovery mode, and difficulties with Android Multi Tools V1.02, particularly with commands that do not seem to work as expected. It is noted that a hard reset does not remove the FRP (Factory Reset Protection) lock. Suggestions include ensuring USB debugging is enabled, using the correct scatter.txt file for firmware uploads, and the possibility of deleting the FRP partition. One user successfully accessed recovery commands by pressing volume up and power buttons simultaneously. The importance of having the correct drivers installed for device detection is emphasized, with a successful resolution achieved through the Miracle Box tool after finding the necessary drivers online.
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TL;DR: Stuck on Maxcom MS453 Google lock? One user needed 2 days, and “reset was via the Miracle Box.” [Elektroda, marcin7904, post #16640019]

Why it matters: This FAQ shows exactly how users fixed “No command,” driver, and FRP issues on the MS453 without guesswork.

Quick-Facts:

Quick Facts

How do I get past the “No command” screen on Maxcom MS453?

When “No command” appears, press and hold Volume Up + Power until the recovery menu shows. From there, you can run wipes or reboot. This combo revealed recovery for the original poster. “You had to press and hold vol up and power when ‘No command’ was displayed.” [Elektroda, NIXIE_123, post #16638530]

Does a factory reset remove the Google FRP lock on this phone?

No. A hard reset or wiping data/cache does not remove FRP on the MS453. FRP is the persistent Google account lock that remains after a reset. As one expert said, “Hardreset does not remove the frp lock.” You will need proper tools or authorized service to clear it. [Elektroda, nutergsm, post #16637341]

What is FRP (Google lock) in this context?

FRP here refers to the Google account lock that stays after a factory reset on the MS453. It prevents setup without the previous Google credentials. The thread confirms the phone still asked for Google verification after resets. “Hardreset does not remove the frp lock.” [Elektroda, nutergsm, post #16637341]

Android Multi Tools shows “device not found.” Why?

Command 4 (“Reset Gmail”) requires USB debugging to be enabled inside Android. If the phone is locked and debugging is off, the tool cannot act and returns “device not found.” This is expected behavior on a locked device. [Elektroda, nutergsm, post #16637366]

How can I successfully connect the MS453 to a PC for unbricking or reset?

Install correct MTK drivers and use Miracle Box. With the phone powered off, hold the power button and quickly plug in USB to trigger detection. One user succeeded after doing exactly that with drivers installed. [Elektroda, marcin7904, post #16640019]

Where do I find the MTK drivers mentioned?

The thread author located MTK drivers by searching for “Miracle box mtk driver,” then completed the process. Ensure you install them before connecting in Miracle Box. [Elektroda, NIXIE_123, post #16640731]

I wiped cache via Android Multi Tools (cmd 8). Why is the Google lock still there?

Clearing cache does not affect FRP. The original poster cleared cache, but the phone still required Google verification. FRP resides outside user cache and persists until removed with proper credentials or tools. [Elektroda, NIXIE_123, post #16637314]

What is Fastboot mode, and why does my phone keep entering it?

Fastboot is a low-level bootloader interface. In this case, the MS453 entered Fastboot, but tools still could not help due to drivers and lock state. Detection issues are common without correct drivers or enabled debugging. [Elektroda, NIXIE_123, post #16637314]

Can flashing new firmware remove FRP on the MS453?

No. Uploading new firmware alone does not clear FRP. For MediaTek devices, you need the correct scatter.txt and appropriate procedures. “You need a suitable scatter.txt file.” Attempting firmware-only flashes will not bypass the lock. [Elektroda, nutergsm, post #16638505]

How do I perform a standard factory reset from recovery on this phone?

From recovery, choose “wipe data/factory reset,” then also wipe the cache partition. This resets the phone but not FRP. It’s useful for performance issues or soft faults, not for bypassing Google lock. [Elektroda, nutergsm, post #16638603]

What’s the proven tool workflow from this thread?

Use Miracle Box with MTK drivers. Steps: 1) Install MTK drivers. 2) In Miracle Box, select the shown reset option. 3) With phone off, hold Power and quickly connect USB. One user reported success after two days using this method. [Elektroda, marcin7904, post #16640019]

Why does Windows still not detect the phone after I plug it in?

Missing or incorrect drivers block detection. As one expert noted, without drivers, the program cannot see the device. Install proper MTK drivers before retrying any tool-based action. “If you don’t have drivers installed, how is it supposed to detect.” [Elektroda, nutergsm, post #16638685]

Should I delete the FRP partition to fix this?

Avoid partition deletions unless you fully understand MTK layouts. The discussion indicates you need a correct scatter.txt to target partitions safely. Wrong operations can brick the device. Safer paths use verified tools and drivers. [Elektroda, nutergsm, post #16638505]

Is visiting a service center necessary, or can I DIY this?

DIY is possible with the right toolchain and drivers, as shown by the successful Miracle Box method. However, experts urged service when drivers or debugging block progress. Consider service if you lack time or tooling. [Elektroda, nutergsm, post #16638685]
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