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4 days ago · Go to Settings and tap the search box. Type “schedule” in the search box and select Schedule power on/off. You can set the power on and off time to make your phone turn on and off automatically without the power button. 7. Turn off and Restart Device Using ADB Commands.
4 days ago · Step 1) Activate the screen of your Android phone to see the lock screen. On the lock screen, tap on the “Emergency” option. This will take you to the Android emergency dialer screen. Step 2) Enter a specific emergency code to unlock the Android phone in the dialer. The code can vary based on the phone model and software version.
4 days ago · 1. Navigate to the Settings menu and select General Management. 2. Select Reset and choose Factory Data Reset from the options. 3. If prompted, enter your PIN and Samsung account password to ...
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