Our smartphones are an important part of life. It contains our personal details, photos, chat and personal information. That’s why most people put a password or pattern lock into a smartphone. However, many times when we forget the phone’s password / pattern. The phone does not open even after the password is entered repeatedly. In such a situation the person does not understand what to do now.
Someone gets upset if they forget the phone’s lock pattern. People usually go to a mobile store or shop to fix it. People unlock the phone by paying for it. But for the way we’re going to tell you today, you don’t have to go anywhere. You should be able to unlock the phone while sitting at home. (Note: This way the phone will be unlocked, but the phone’s entire data will be deleted.)
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Google Device Manager can work
For this, it is necessary to have the phone running Internet, login to Google Account and GPS is also open. Also, this method may not work for your phone.
Step 1: Go to google.com/android/devicemanager from another phone or computer.
Step 2: Sign in to your Google Account.
Step 3: Select the phone you want to unlock.
Step 4: Select the ‘Lock’ option. Type your new password.
Step 5: Now the password will be prompted on your phone’s screen. Entering a new password will unlock the phone.
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Android users do factory resets and so on
When both methods do not work, the last method remains to reset the phone. You can factory reset it even if the phone is locked.
Step 1: Switch off your phone and wait at least a minute.
Step 2: Now hold down the Power button and the Volume Down button simultaneously.
Step 3: This will bring this phone into recovery mode. Now select the factory reset option.
Step 4: Select the wipe cache option to completely swatch clean the phone.
Step 5: Wait a minute and turn on your phone
Step 6: You will now be able to access your device without entering a password.
