DeFrost Guid

Guide to unfreezing accounts using instagram accounts manager - InstAccountsManager (IGAM)

You can use other software tools to unfreeze accounts at your own risk.

A key feature is that unfreezing requires the same Android IDs that were used during registration.  
This means successful unfreezing is only possible if you use the exact same devices.  
You can bypass this rule if you have a 2FA recovery key.

The unfreezing procedure and features are identical for IGAM users.

It’s crucial to use pay-per-traffic billing residential or mobile proxies for unfreezing.  

You can test other types of proxies, but they’re usually only good for small volumes. Problems will inevitably appear later.

Any errors like “Incorrect login/password” actually mean your proxies are unsuitable.  
Such accounts need to be re-launched—sometimes up to 10 times or more.

It’s best to choose proxy geographies in India or Indonesia.  
These are proven, large IP pools that have worked reliably for unfreezing for many years.

It’s worth noting that unfreezing with proxies from some other countries can lead to immediate re-blocking of your accounts—even if they’ve been frozen for years.

Recommended proxies (personally verified by us):
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You only need the smallest package of rotating residential/mobile proxies and use the default settings—change just the geography.

As a rule, there’s always someone who says:  
“Bro, I have super-private mobile proxies, they can’t possibly be bad!”  

Please, I don’t want to hear this anymore. I’m begging you. ?  
Only pay-per-traffic billing proxies from specific countries work properly for unfreezing traffic. Everything else is at your own risk.

No datacenter (server-based) proxies or static residential proxies will work reliably—they might work once or for a short time, and then you’ll be left crying.

1. Create a separate task for defrosting.
Right-click in the program window where tasks are displayed and choose Create.

2. Configure the task as follows:

3. proxy settings:

Proxies must be rotated for each request. However, you may have multiple proxy ports assigned, not just one, if you're using a SOAX provider or other services.

Then, instead of 99999, you can use 1.
Of course, you can also transfer these same settings to the global IGAM settings and work with them. Local settings allow you to isolate the proxy strategy so that proxy traffic is spent only on the defrost procedure.
But don't forget to enable the "clear proxy from accounts" checkbox in all tasks; otherwise, your proxy traffic will be transferred along with your accounts to other tasks and waste your paid traffic there.
You can simply make it a rule to always enable this checkbox everywhere:

 
4. Afterwards, you need to run the task directly through the launcher.
You'll see that not all accounts will receive the VALIDS status.

They need to be restarted several times.

If you've already launched them on bad proxies, this problem may persist. Therefore, we recommend using the proxies we recommend from the very beginning.

It's advisable to automatically transfer valid accounts to another task so that when you restart, simply pressing RUN only triggers unsuccessful defrost attempts.

To automatically transfer, scroll down in the task's settings tab and check the boxes as shown in the image.

Create a new rule. It's important to select the work status value. Leave it as the default. The result should look like the image.

And specify the new task to transfer successfully completed accounts to. (This task must be created in advance and named whatever you like—you don't need to configure the target task.)

If it's only used to sort successfully defrosted accounts, you can do so without setting up a target task.