GSM FREE TOOLS 0.1 by XTMJOHN – Free GSM Software for Lifetime Use

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GSM FREE TOOLS v0.1 by XTMJOHN is a lifetime free GSM software designed for mobile technicians, repair shops, and smartphone users. This all-in-one tool helps you perform advanced MediaTek phone repairs, Android FRP reset, flashing, and other popular GSM functions without any activation or license.


With a simple and intuitive launcher interface, you can quickly access multiple tools, making your mobile servicing faster and easier.

Program Directory – Where All GSM Tools Are Stored​

Once installed, GSM FREE TOOLS creates multiple folders in the main directory:

• DATA
• Data 1
• Data 2
• Data 3
• Data 4

These folders contain the actual GSM and Android tools, which you can run directly from your PC.


Important Notes:

• If the main launcher does not open, go to the Data folders and launch the required tool directly.
• Disable antivirus protection before using the software as some files may be blocked or deleted.

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How to Use GSM FREE TOOLS by XTMJOHN​

Follow these simple steps to safely use this free GSM software:

1. Download the ZIP file
   Get the GSM FREE TOOLS zip file from the download link below.
2. Extract the ZIP file
   Right-click the file and select Extract. This creates a folder with all program files.
3. Disable antivirus protection
   Some antivirus programs may block essential files. Temporarily turn off antivirus before running the tool.
4. Run as Administrator
   Open the extracted folder, right-click XTMJOHN.exe, and select Run as administrator.
5. Access free features
   Once launched, you can use MediaTek repair tools, Android FRP reset tool, format options, driver installers, and other free GSM tools.
6. If the program doesn’t open
   Navigate to the Data folders (Data, Data1, Data2, etc.) and run the required tool directly.

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Download GSM FREE TOOLS 0.1 – Lifetime Free​

 

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