How to Reset Android Phone When Locked | 4 Useful Method You Can Do On Your Own

Today's video will explain to you how to reset android phone when locked. Is your Android phone locked, preventing you from accessing your Android phone? When you are unable to unlock your Android phone, you may lose access to some files or your phone. This is a very vexing question. However, resetting locked android phone will be the way to regain control of the phone, but resetting the phone will delete the data in the phone. Any settings you may have changed will be restored to their default state. And a reset will delete all your installed apps, passwords, accounts, and other personal data. So please make sure to back up all important data before proceeding. When using your Android phone normally, you only need to restore the phone to factory settings in settings. But how to reset locked android phone?
If you need to sell or trade your old phone but you are locked out of it. This prevents you from deleting any important data on your phone, such as payment details. For security considerations, you need to hard reset locked android phone. Or you might have downloaded a corrupted application or file without knowing it. Causes the self-protection function of your Android phone. Thus making your Android phone locked. Resetting will clear all downloaded content and allow your phone to run normally. Or maybe your Android phone is locked for some reason, and you need to use factory reset to get past the locked Android phone.
So how to reset a locked android phone? In this video, we will explain several effective methods of android locked phone reset. Again, factory reset will delete all data on your Android device, so if you need the data on your phone, back up your data before attempting a reset. If you think this video is good, you can subscribe, like or leave a message to tell us which method helped you solve the problem. If you're ready, please try the methods in the video with us and we will guide you on how to factory reset a locked android phone.

02:05 Restore Android phone to its factory settings
03:13 Use Google Find My Device
04:39 Samsung's Find My Mobile feature
06:19 Seek professional help

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[LindaClinton-hv]

If you meet a screen that says NO COMMAND with a dead android, hold your power and click the volume up button. It will access the first menu in the video.

[Leocolic]

After I'm done reseting it, can I only use email to start my phone or do i need a number aswell?

[gagey]

it wont let me turn it off without the code

[Mativerse]

well you can't back up the data when the phone is locked, you can stop mentioning it

[tazrianahmed]

For the 1st method do i need a google account?

[glendaatunvillesenda]

my tablet dont have power and its stock at Adroid Recovery

[OrdforandeMjao]

First option doesn't work because while locked out of my Samsung Galaxy S20 FE, I can't turn the phone off. I guess I could wait for the battery to drain, but that's going to take a long time since I can't use it for anything that would drain it faster (since I can't unlock it). Google Findmyphone tells me it will restore it to factory settings once it's connected to the internet, but it already is, and nothing's happening. The Samsung variation says it can't wipe the phone without unlocking it, and remote unlocking is not activated. (If it was I wouldn't have to wipe it!!!) And I just cannot bring up the recovery mode, whatsoever. I can restart the device with side button and volume down. Holding it longer doesn't do anything besides continue to restart it over and over. Any other combination of side and volume buttons I've tried doesn't do anything at all.

I didn't lose my PIN or anything btw. I know I entered it correctly, approximately 30 minutes before the lock screen decided to not accept the PIN I entered as correct. It's happened to lots of people on the Samsung support forums, and there isn't a fix besides a full wipe... which I can't even do, because I can't turn off the phone without unlocking it. This is by far the stupidest issue I've ever had with any piece of electronic, ever. And it's my first day with this useless piece of junk.