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  1. The second option is to reset your password from a computer. Visit the BlackBerry ID reset page linked in the Resources section, click "Reset your password" and follow the on-screen instructions. In both cases, an email will be sent either to the email account associated with your BlackBerry ID or the device itself.

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  2. Sep 12, 2021 · hello i have key 2 and my son accidentally changed my pin. i have tried many times by i cant get it wright. so i cant unlocked the phone. how can i reset my phone without typing in the pin. right now i cant even unlocked the screen..

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    If you've forgotten your PIN, pattern, or password, Android's Smart Lock feature may be able to save you. For example, let's say you've set up Smart Lock on your Android phone and have it automatically log in when it's on your home Wi-Fi. You can take your phone to that home Wi-Fi network, and it will automatically unlock for you, even if you can't remember the normal unlock code.

    The problem with this solution is it only gets you into your phone, it doesn't help you reset your PIN, pattern, or password. You will still need to know that if you want to make changes to Smart Lock. Plus, the bigger problem is you can't use Smart Lock to get into your phone after it has been restarted. If you're able to get back into your phone with Smart Lock, you should back up all of your important stuff, and then use one of the following solutions.

    Samsung Galaxy owners have the best option when it comes to recovering a phone when you've forgotten your PIN, pattern, or password. You can use Samsung's SmartThings Find tool to unlock the device and reset the lock screen security remotely. The only catch is you need to have already been signed in with your Samsung account on the device—which you probably did during the initial setup—and it needs to have a Wi-Fi or mobile data connection.

    First, head over to the SmartThings Find website on a desktop or mobile browser. After you sign in with your Samsung account and grant location permission, you'll see a list of your connected devices. Select the device you need to unlock.

    Now select "Unlock" from the tools menu.

    A menu will explain that your phone will be remotely unlocked, and all the screen lock information will be deleted. Select "Unlock" to proceed.

    Unfortunately, if you don't have a Samsung Galaxy device, your options are pretty bleak—remotely erasing the device or performing a factory reset. The remote option is useful if you can't get into the phone at all. The factory reset essentially does the same thing, just not remotely.

    To remotely erase the device, you'll need to use Google's "Find My Device" tool, which is automatically available for all Android devices. Simply sign in with the same Google account as your phone at google.com/android/find, choose the locked device, and use the "Erase Device" tool.

    Older versions of Android — Android 4.4 KitKat and older — have an integrated way to bypass your pattern, PIN, or other password if you forget it. To find this feature, first enter an incorrect pattern or PIN five times at the lock screen. You'll see a "Forgot pattern," "forgot PIN," or "forgot password" button appear. Tap it. You'll be prompted to enter the username and password of the Google account associated with your Android device.

    Modern Android devices work a lot more like Apple's iPhones and iPads. If you forget the code, you'll need to reset it to its factory default settings to regain access. This begins to make sense when you consider Google's desire to encrypt all Android devices out of the box automatically. The PIN or password is used as part of the key to decrypt the data stored on an encrypted Android device.

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  4. Using a hard reset operation here will not help. The only thing you can do is contact the customer service of your provider and ask for a PUK code to unblock your BLACKBERRY Classic. Rating: 3.5 - 790 reviews. If you found this helpful, click on the Google Star, Like it on Facebook or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Share.

  5. Feb 25, 2014 · Buy the newest Blackberry - http://amzn.to/2AKyWMHThis is a video on how to perform a factory reset/data wipe on a Blackberry that is locked with a password....

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  7. Aug 2, 2023 · Click the Unlock button and enter your account password in the next window. That's it. It'll take a few seconds, and your phone will be unlocked thereon. 3. Use the Forgot Password Prompt. If the previous methods are not working, some manufacturers, such as Realme, provide a built-in feature to help you regain access.

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