Your bootloader is locked, and the manufacturer has disabled the erase command (rare on Nokia 2.2, but possible). Solution: Use the Recovery Mode method instead (see below). You cannot force this without unlocking the bootloader, which requires an unlock code from Nokia (discontinued for some models).

Since the Nokia 2.2 does not have a direct "hard reset" command in Fastboot, you need to boot into the stock recovery:

In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through everything you need to know about performing a . We will cover why you need it, the risks involved, the prerequisites, and two distinct methods to get your phone back to life.

Once your device is connected, open a Command Prompt or Terminal window on your computer and navigate to the platform-tools folder. Type fastboot devices to verify that your device is recognized:

while connecting it to your PC. The screen will display "Fastboot Mode." Open Command Prompt : On your PC, open the terminal in your ADB folder. Verify Connection fastboot devices to ensure your Nokia 2.2 is recognized. The Reset Command : Type the following command and press Enter: fastboot erase userdata

Since your phone likely won't boot normally, use the hardware keys: