The Allwinner A133 chipset is a popular quad-core processor found in budget Android tablets like the Blackview Tab 30 WiFi and various white-label Chinese devices. Because these devices often lack standard Fastboot or recovery menus, clearing a Google Factory Reset Protection (FRP) lock after a hard reset can be incredibly difficult without the right technician tools. Understanding the Allwinner A133 FRP Problem
On mainstream devices (like Samsung or Google Pixel), users can utilize standard adb commands or dialer codes. However, budget devices running the Allwinner A133 processor rarely support these standard software bypasses. Removing the lock requires force-communicating with the chipset's low-level bootloader using computer software. Method 1: The EFT Pro Dongle Solution (Industry Standard)
Click in the EFT Pro interface. The software will communicate directly with the A133 chipset and wipe the persistent FRP partition in a matter of seconds. Method 2: Manual Settings Exploitation (No PC Needed)
Power the tablet completely off. Press and hold the Volume Down button. While holding it, connect the tablet to the PC via USB cable. Immediately tap the Power Button rapidly (usually 5 to 10 times). Your PC should ping, recognizing a new COM or USB port.