It seems like you’re asking about using the EDL (Emergency Download Mode) point on a Vivo Y11 to reset the screen lock with an unlock tool. I’ll guide you through the general process based on common practices for this device. Note that this involves technical steps, and you should proceed carefully to avoid damaging your phone.
The Vivo Y11 (model 1906) uses a Qualcomm processor, which supports EDL mode. This mode allows you to connect the phone to a computer and perform actions like flashing firmware, removing screen locks, or bypassing FRP (Factory Reset Protection) using tools like Unlock Tool.
Steps to Reset Screen Lock on Vivo Y11 via EDL Mode with Unlock Tool:
Prepare Your Tools:
Download and install the Unlock Tool on your computer (ensure you have the latest version from a trusted source).
Install Qualcomm USB drivers (like Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008) on your PC to ensure the device is recognized in EDL mode.
Have a USB cable ready and fully charge your Vivo Y11 to avoid interruptions.
Locate the EDL Point:
Power off the Vivo Y11 completely.
Remove the back cover of the phone (you may need a small screwdriver or plastic prying tool).
On the motherboard, find the EDL test points. For the Vivo Y11 (1906), these are typically two specific pins that need to be shorted. You can search online for a diagram specific to the Vivo Y11 (1906) EDL test point—it’s often near the battery connector or SIM slot. Look for images showing two marked points to short with a tweezer or wire.
Enter EDL Mode:
Connect the phone to your PC via USB cable.
Using a metal tweezer or a small wire, briefly short the two EDL test points while plugging in the USB cable. Hold the short for a few seconds until the device is detected.
Check your PC’s Device Manager. If successful, you’ll see “Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008” under Ports, indicating the phone is in EDL mode.
Use Unlock Tool:
Open the Unlock Tool software on your computer.
Select the Vivo brand and the Y11 (1906) model from the list.
Choose the option for “Format FS” or “Screen Lock Reset” (the exact wording may vary depending on the tool version). This will wipe the screen lock without affecting the core system files if done correctly.
Click “Start” or “Execute” and let the tool process the request. It should detect the phone in EDL mode and perform the reset.
Finish Up:
Once the tool shows “Operation Completed” or a similar message, disconnect the phone from the USB cable.
Restart the Vivo Y11 by pressing the power button. The screen lock should now be removed, and the phone will boot up without asking for the previous PIN, pattern, or password.
Important Notes:
Data Loss: This process typically wipes user data (like photos, apps, and settings) along with the screen lock. There’s no way to preserve data when resetting the lock this way.
FRP Consideration: If Factory Reset Protection is enabled, you might still need to log in with the previously synced Google account after the reset. Some Unlock Tool versions can also bypass FRP in the same process—check the tool’s options.
Risks: Incorrectly shorting the EDL points or using the wrong tool settings could brick your device. Double-check your steps and use reliable resources.
If you need help finding the exact EDL point for the Vivo Y11, I can search for more specific details or images if you’d like—just let me know! Have you already tried this, or is there a specific part you’re stuck on?
