I also want to add - I think my fingerprint reader is working better than originally. It may be a bias from sub-par operation while living with a very damaged screen for 2 weeks, but my biggest overall complaint with the pixel 6 pro is the fingerprint reader failing. I am not sure if it is the hardware, the calibration, or a combination, but I think it works better than it used to.

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Download ZIP: https://developer.android.com/studio/run...

Extract All

locate the android_winusb.inf file

Right click --> Install

Then proceed to https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/udfps in chrome.

Follow instructions (very clear and fast).

And you will have to reboot the phone (not computer) twice.

The entire process was ~ 75 minutes.

Seems to be working great!

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The instructions are great until they stop.

1st hurdle: Applying the adhesive. It is simply a thin ring around the entire device. Not patches. I placed it on the phone (not the screen and then carefully peeled back the plastic using the tweezers and then used the spudger to reapproximate any adhesive that got stretched or moved. I then reattached the screen via the cable and replaced the metal piece and screw, then folded the screen over the phone and ran something firm along the entire edge of the phone. I thought I was messing it up, but it all worked out...

Second hurdle: As discussed the fingerprint reader does not work when you first boot up the phone. However, as others mentioned there is a fix. At first I was worried as I only read about this after purchasing the replacement screen, but it was actually very painless. I am not saying anything new that was not mentioned by Matt Montero and Ted Ostrowski. Just confirming that this works.