Factory images for Google Pixel? Google Pixel 7 Pro factory images?

This vid briefly explains what Factory images for Google Pixel are.

i. Google does not provide factory images for the Pixel 7 Pro phone. Here are a few key points about Pixel factory images in general:

Factory images are system images provided directly from Google that allow you to restore a Pixel device back to its factory default state. They are typically used after flashing custom ROMs or if you want to uninstall any modifications and start fresh.

Google only provides factory images for Pixel phones that are no longer sold by Google, not for current models like the Pixel 7 Pro. This is likely because they don't want to facilitate unlocking and modding of current phones that are still being sold.

For the Pixel 7 Pro, you'd have to rely on manual backups or the onboard recovery system to restore to factory defaults if needed. You can't download and flash a Pixel 7 Pro factory image like you can for older Pixel models.

If Google does eventually provide Pixel 7 Pro factory images, they would be posted on Google's developer site. But so far, they have not been made available.

So in summary - Pixel factory images allow resetting older models to factory settings, but they are not provided for current models like the 7 Pro. You'd have to use the built-in recovery system if you need to restore a 7 Pro to factory settings.

ii. Here are some things you can try to get WebUSB working in Chrome:

Make sure you are using the latest version of Chrome. WebUSB support was added in Chrome 61, so you need at least that version.

Go to chrome://flags in your address bar and make sure the #enable-experimental-web-platform-features flag is enabled.

Check that your device actually supports WebUSB. Not all devices have the necessary drivers and interfaces. Try your USB device on another computer to see if it works.

Use the Chrome DevTools to check for errors. Open DevTools, go to the Console tab, and then plug in your USB device. See if any errors show up.

Try unplugging and replugging the USB device. Also try restarting Chrome completely. Sometimes the WebUSB connection can fail to initialize properly.

Make sure you are requesting access to the USB device using navigator.usb.requestDevice() in your JavaScript code before trying to interact with it.

Check that your website is being served over HTTPS. WebUSB requires a secure context.

Try using the experimental chrome://device-log to inspect WebUSB connection events and debug issues.

As a last resort, try disabling web security in Chrome via the --disable-web-security flag to see if that gets WebUSB working.

If it still doesn't work, double check your device and code to make sure WebUSB is properly supported. Also try testing in another browser like Firefox or Edge to isolate any Chrome-specific problems.

iii. Here are some troubleshooting steps to try if Android Flash Tool is not working properly on Windows:

Make sure you have the latest version of Android Flash Tool installed. Older versions may have compatibility issues.

Check that your Android device is compatible with the flash tool. Refer to the tool's documentation for the list of supported devices.

Install the appropriate OEM drivers for your device if required. Flash Tool needs to interface with the Android drivers.

Enable USB debugging mode on your Android device in developer options. Flash Tool cannot detect the device properly without this enabled.

Try connecting the device to different USB ports on your computer. Some ports may not work properly with the tool.

Disable any anti-virus or firewall software temporarily to see if they are blocking the tool. Remember to re-enable security software afterwards.

Run the tool as administrator. Right click the executable and choose "Run as administrator".

Reinstall the Android USB drivers on your computer in case they have become corrupted.

Try rebooting both the computer and Android device. This can reset any issues with the USB connection.

If still not working, uninstall and reinstall the flash tool completely after removing all folders and files associated with it.

Check online forums for device-specific troubleshooting tips for the flash tool you are using.

With some troubleshooting, you should be able to get Android Flash Tool working properly on your Windows PC. Be sure to use the correct binaries for your specific device model.

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