To confirm this theory, you can check to see if the bootloader of your device is unlocked or not.
On devices that are running Android 7.x Nougat, the option is automatically greyed out once the bootloader of the device has been unlocked earlier. The bootloader is already unlockedĪs much of a no-brainer as it may seem, one of the reasons you’re unable to toggle the OEM Unlock button in the Developer options could be because the bootloader of your Android device is already unlocked. On certain devices, users have experienced that the system greys out the option for a period of 7 days, but this could vary based on the devices. Either way, when you do unlock or relock the bootloader of your Android device, the Unlock OEM option from the Developer options could be greyed out. You recently unlocked/re-locked the bootloaderĬonsidering that certain Android OEMs regard your warranty as void once you unlock the bootloader, it is safe to assume that they’re not completely supportive of you doing it. Reasons why OEM Unlock option could be greyed out 1.
OEM Unlock may not be available for certain devices and regions You recently unlocked/re-locked the bootloader
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