This will print the data string required to obtain the unlock key for your phone. To get the data required to unlock, try this: fastboot oem get_unlock_data Open the Minimal ADB and Fastboot prompt. The USB status on the phone boot menu should change to connected after you do this. You will be dropped into a boot menu.Ĭonnect phone to your computer using a USB cable. Next, press the power and volume-down for 5 seconds and let them go. This will install the Motorola drivers needed for this operation.įastboot the phone: first, power it off.
It will open a command prompt with the current directory as C:/Program Files (x86)/Minimal ADB and Fastboot/ĭownload and install the Motorola Device Manager from here. After installation, you will be able to invoke it from the Start menu by using its name: Minimal ADB and Fastboot. So if you need any of the data, back it up to the cloud.ĭownload the Minimal ADB and Fastboot tools installer from here and install it. The unlocking process will wipe your data and apps. Since the forum posts keep changing, here are the steps that worked for my phone at this time:
You will need a Windows computer to perform the following steps.) It was running Android 5.0.2 (Lollipop) when I tried this. (Note that my phone is the dual-SIM XT1068, not the single-SIM XT1064. (You will lose your warranty though.) The best guide I found to unlocking the bootloader of the XT1068 is here.
Motorola officially supports unlocking the bootloader of the Moto G2 (XT1068) smartphone.
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