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Android FRP Lock Preventing Razer Kishi V2 from Being Detected After Factory Reset

  • July 14, 2026
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I recently factory reset my Android phone and ran into the FRP (Factory Reset Protection) verification screen because I couldn't immediately access the original Google account. After successfully completing the verification later and setting the phone up again, I noticed that my Razer Kishi V2 no longer gets detected consistently when connected through USB-C.

The controller sometimes powers on for a second but then disconnects, while other times it isn't recognized at all. I have already tested the Kishi V2 on another Android device where it works perfectly, so the controller itself doesn't appear to be faulty.

I've also tried clearing the USB settings, enabling USB debugging, restarting the phone, updating Android, and reinstalling the Razer Nexus app, but the issue remains. The USB-C port charges the phone normally, which makes the problem even more confusing.

Has anyone experienced a situation where an Android device behaves differently with USB accessories after going through the FRP setup process? I'm wondering if there are any Android security settings or USB permissions that might not have been restored correctly after the factory reset. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.