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: Your OEM unlock choice must be enabled in Developer Options, and the bootloader must be fully unlocked via download mode.

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These utilities are typically used in the Android modification (root/Magisk) community to disable various Samsung security features (like VaultKeeper, proca, and checkpoint) that interfere with custom recoveries or root implementations.

The device will take longer to boot first time. After setup, verify that:

if [ -f "$TARGET_FILE" ]; then # Comment out the VaultKeeper service to prevent it from starting # This stops the phone from wiping the recovery partition on reboot if ! grep -q "# Disabled by Multidisabler" "$TARGET_FILE"; then ui_print "Disabling VaultKeeper..." sed -i 's/^(service vaultkeeperd . )/#\1 # Disabled by Multidisabler/' "$TARGET_FILE" sed -i 's/^(on property:vaultkeeper=persisting . )/#\1 # Disabled by Multidisabler/' "$TARGET_FILE" fi else ui_print "VaultKeeper file not found, attempting alternative method..." # Alternative method often involves renaming binaries if [ -f "/vendor/bin/vaultkeeperd" ]; then mv /vendor/bin/vaultkeeperd /vendor/bin/vaultkeeperd.bak fi fi

This tool was created by a developer named Ian Macdonald to address this precise problem. It began on the Exynos version of the Galaxy S10 and has since expanded to support many Samsung devices running Android 9, 10, and 11.

to ensure the security features don't lock them out or overwrite their progress. Where to Find It

This means the device booted into the system partition before the multidisabler script could successfully clear Vaultkeeper. You will need to re-flash your stock firmware via Odin and start the recovery process over.

When flashed via a custom recovery, the script performs the following key modifications to the device’s system and vendor partitions:

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Once completed, navigate back to the main menu and select -> Format Data . You must type yes to finalize this step. Note: Failing to format data right after flashing will cause a boot loop.

: Samsung devices feature a script that checks if the native recovery is present at boot. If it detects TWRP or OrangeFox instead, it immediately overwrites it with stock recovery. Multidisabler terminates this behavior completely.

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