In this tutorial, you will find the Huawei P10 Lite (WAS-TL10, WAS-LX2J) testpoint which will be helpful in your future reference to remove the Huawei ID, remove FRP, User Lock, and firmware flashing then follow this article.

Why Do We Need TestPoint?

  • Install the firmware file on Huawei P10 Lite.
  • You can remove Huawei ID using Test Point
  • Repair IMEI and NVRAM using it
  • Restore or Unbrick dead Huawei P10 Lite by flashing firmware.
  • Easy to remove FRP lock or screen lock

Where to Find Test Point in Huawei P10 Lite

  • First, Download and Install Huawei USB Drivers on Windows PC.
  • Remove the back panel of the Huawei P10 Lite device carefully. Try not to damage hardware parts.
  • Now, check the screenshot below to find out the Huawei P10 Lite Test Points.

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How to Remove Huawei ID on Huawei P10 Lite WAS-TL10, WAS-LX2J FRP Lock

  • Download and install the SigmaKey Software on your computer.
  • Connect your device to PC using a USB Cable in upgrade mode
  • Select the Serial Port as DBA Adaptor Port.
  • Select the Software Testpoint On Off
  • Now load the downloaded firmware package “UPDATE.APP”
  • The software will start the flashing process. Wait for a few seconds or minutes to complete the process on your Huawei P10 Lite. Do not remove your device.
  • After the process, the device will enter factory mode.
  • Now you can connect your device again by removing and connecting the USB cable again.
  • Now under serial port, make sure you select USB (autodetect)
  • Select Authorize has Huawei
  • Tap on Remove Huawei ID.
  • The process will begin to remove the firmware protection, also called FRP lock.
  • After successfully removing the Huawei ID, you have to set the testpoint OFF. This will again revive the phone from factory mode to normal phone mode.
  • Select the Serial Port as USB (autodetect), Authorize with device model, and then tap the Software Testpoint on/off.
  • After completing the process, your device will be back to normal

That’s it, guys. We hope this guide was helpful to you. For additional queries, you can comment below.