I just had my screen replaced on my Google Pixel 6 Pro this morning and encountered the issue where my fingerprint sensor needs to be enrolled and calibrated.
I followed the instructions to use the Google Tool and on the first time after completing Google's installation and restart of my device while plugged in on fast boot mode, it didn't work.
I tried again, placed my phone on fast boot mode, plugged my phone to connect to my laptop to access the tool via browser and it installed it again and restarted my phone.
What I did differently this time was read what was on the webpage, it says to restart my phone again to finish calibration (after Google restarted my phone, I restarted it again)—now it works.
I am not sure if this is a stroke of luck or a step people missed because Google already restarted for you. Perhaps a UX/copywriting issue on the processes detailed on the screens.
In any case, maybe others may verify.
Thanks!
PS another thing to note when doing screen replacements is that do not forget to remove the protective film on the replacement screen that mates with your camera, I experienced this and thought my front camera was broken as it was just showing a black screen.
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yes this worked thank you!!!!
из Chris Birkett
Please tell me whether you used the url you attached to update, reinstall or something else?
-It seems to me that I've updated my phone for the latest version yet without recovering any fingerprint sensitivity. As for returning the device to factory settings, I'd really want to know first if that's the fix that did restored the fingerprint access or not.
из No Reply
Here in August of 2024, I had my 6 Pro screen replaced, and the original post with https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/udfps worked on the 1st try. No effort or grief at all...
из John Polk