How To Unlock Bootloader In Motorola Moto G60 P... · High Speed
Open Command Prompt in your ADB folder and type:
adb reboot bootloader
Your phone will restart into the bootloader (fastboot) mode – a black screen with small white text.
The phone will take a long time (3-5 minutes) to reboot. This is normal.
| Error Message | Solution |
|---------------|----------|
| fastboot is not recognized | You are not in the correct ADB folder, or drivers are missing. Install Motorola USB drivers. |
| Waiting for any device | Install Fastboot drivers via Device Manager (Android Bootloader Interface). |
| OEM unlocking is grayed out | Connect to Wi-Fi, wait 10 minutes, or enable mobile data. |
| Your device does not qualify for unlocking | Your Moto G60 is carrier-locked (e.g., Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile). No official method exists. |
| Flashing unlock is not allowed | You haven’t toggled “OEM Unlocking” in Developer Options. | How to Unlock Bootloader in MOTOROLA Moto G60 p...
If you have an official unlock key (token), save it; otherwise proceed to Step 4 and try the generic unlock command.
Warning: This will wipe the device.
A. If you have an official unlock token file (e.g., unlock.bin) and Motorola instructed to use it: Open Command Prompt in your ADB folder and
fastboot oem unlock UNIQUE_UNLOCK_KEY
or sometimes:
fastboot oem unlock <unlock_key_from_motorola>
(Replace with the key provided exactly.)
B. Common generic command:
fastboot oem unlock
or on some devices:
fastboot flashing unlock
fastboot reboot
| Error | Solution |
| :--- | :--- |
| OEM Unlocking is greyed out | Stay connected to WiFi for 7 days (Motorola server check). Or check for system updates. |
| fastboot: unknown option | Update your Platform Tools to the latest version (33.0.3+). |
| Device not found | Reinstall Motorola USB drivers or try a USB 2.0 port. |
| Portal says "Device not eligible" | You likely have an Amazon Prime exclusive or carrier-locked variant (T-Mobile/MetroPCS). These cannot be unlocked. |
Gather the following before you start:
Note: If OEM unlocking is greyed out, your device or carrier may have a bootloader permanently locked or restricted.