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Removing factory reset lock (FRP) on Samsung devices running Android 14 using a computer is a technical but manageable process with the right tools. Below is a step-by-step and original method to unlock Google account on Samsung devices with the help of a PC.

### Introduction to FRP (Factory Reset Protection)

FRP is a security measure on Android devices that protects against unauthorized access after a factory reset. If the device is reset without removing the previously synced Google account, it will request that account to be able to access the device again. This is useful for protecting data in the event of loss or theft, but can become a hindrance if you forget your login information.

### Tools needed

1. **Computer**: With Windows operating system.

2. **USB Cable**: To connect your Samsung device to the computer.

3. **USB Drivers for Samsung**: Make sure you have the proper drivers installed so that the computer recognizes your device.

4. **Odin3**: Tool used to flash firmware on Samsung devices.

5. **FRP Hijacker by Hagard**: Software to unlock FRP on Samsung devices.

### Step 1: Initial Preparations

1. **Connect to the Internet**: Make sure that both the computer and the Samsung device are connected to the Internet.

2. **Charge the Device**: Make sure the device's battery is at least 50% to avoid interruptions during the process.

3. **Install USB Drivers and Odin3**:

- Download and install Samsung-specific USB drivers from the official Samsung website.

- Download and install Odin3 from a trusted source.

### Step 2: Activate Download Mode

1. **Turn off the Device**:

- Turn off your Samsung device completely.

2. **Enter Download Mode**:

- Press and hold the **Volume Down**, **Bixby Button** (or **Home**, if applicable), and **Power** buttons simultaneously until a warning screen appears.

- Press **Volume Up** to confirm and enter Download Mode.

### Step 3: Connect the Device to the Computer

1. **Connect the Device**:

- Use the USB cable to connect your Samsung device to the computer.

2. **Open Odin3**:

- Open Odin3 on your computer. You should see a COM port highlighted, indicating that your device has been detected.

### Step 4: Using Odin3 to Flash a Merged File

1. **Download the Combined File**:

- Find and download the appropriate combo file for your Samsung and Android 14 device model.

2. **Load the File in Odin3**:

- In Odin3, click the **AP** button and select the downloaded combo file.

3. **Start the Flashing Process**:

- Make sure **Auto Reboot** and **F. Reset Time** are checked.

- Click **Start** to begin the flashing process. Wait for Odin3 to complete the process and the device to reboot automatically.

### Step 5: Using FRP Hijacker by Hagard

1. **Download and Run FRP Hijacker**:

- Download FRP Hijacker by Hagard from a trusted source.

- Run the software on your computer.

2. **Select Device Model**:

- In FRP Hijacker, select your Samsung device model from the list.

3. **Connect the Device in Normal Mode**:

- After flashing with Odin3, connect your device to computer in normal mode.

4. **Remove FRP**:

- In FRP Hijacker, select the **Remove FRP** option and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.

### Step 6: Reboot Device and Initial Setup

1. **Reboot the Device**:

- Once the process with FRP Hijacker is completed, reboot the device.

2. **Initial Configuration**:

- Follow the initial setup instructions. With the FRP lock removed, you will not be asked for the old Google account and you can set up a new account or skip this step.

### Additional considerations

- **Security**: Make sure you only use this method on devices that you are the rightful owner of.

- **Software Updates**: Keep your device updated to avoid future security problems.

- **Backup**: Make regular backups to avoid losing important data in the future.

### Troubleshooting

- **Problems with FRP**:

- If the device still requests the old Google account, try repeating the process from download mode and make sure to follow all the steps carefully.

### Conclusion

Removing FRP on Samsung devices running Android 14 using a computer is a technical process that requires care and precision. Using tools like Odin3 and FRP Hijacker by Hagard, you can reset and access your device safely and effectively. Make sure you follow each step carefully and have all the necessary tools installed for a successful process.