In theory, yes, if the combination firmware exists. But tablets are more likely to have enhanced MDM policies that re-lock quickly.

"I used Rajaminus on an old Galaxy A10e that was locked to a closed grocery chain. It worked, but I lost Samsung Pay. For a $50 phone, it was fine." – u/techscavenger Negative (common): "Downloaded Rajaminus tool from a Telegram link. After running it, the phone bootlooped. Then I noticed my Google account had a new login from Russia. Never again." – XDA member jaydee77 Neutral: "The tool didn't unlock my S20 FE on Android 13. The script gave ADB errors and the combination firmware failed to flash. Wasted 3 hours." The pattern is clear: success is model- and firmware-dependent, and the risks are high. Part 8: FAQs – Samsung MDM Unlock & Rajaminus Q: Is Rajaminus a virus? Not always, but many distributed versions contain malware. Even the "clean" version triggers Samsung’s Knox security alerts.

Introduction In the world of corporate mobile device management (MDM), Samsung stands out as a dominant force. Its Knox security platform is standard for businesses, schools, and government agencies that need to control fleets of smartphones and tablets. However, when an employee leaves a company—or when a second-hand Samsung device is purchased online—buyers often encounter a frustrating roadblock: MDM lock (also known as Samsung Knox Enrollment Lock).