forgotten Lock screen - Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi all,
A friend with this device (the 4G one) got a forgotten lock screen somehow. I wanted to help bypass without losing data.
The lock screen only keeps asking for repeating entering the pin, it does not provide alternative such as google account (which we do have).
Please note the device is unrooted and I don't intend to root it or do any customization.
Help is appreciated.

Does your friend have a Samsung account? If so, you can use that to remotely unlock it from here: http://findmymobile.samsung.com/

ShadowLea said:
Does your friend have a Samsung account? If so, you can use that to remotely unlock it from here: http://findmymobile.samsung.com/
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no

I've always run ADB commands to rooted devices so I'm not sure if this will work but anyways here's a link that might be helpful.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-nexus/general/guide-phone-backup-unlock-root-t1420351

muzzy996 said:
I've always run ADB commands to rooted devices so I'm not sure if this will work but anyways here's a link that might be helpful.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-nexus/general/guide-phone-backup-unlock-root-t1420351
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Thank you but I already hard resetted and lost data as the owner chosen that. But I need to research this to a maximum as I found that my Nexus 4 with Lolipop also has this problem (and Nexus apparantly has no Samsung account ) . So if I get the lock screen forgotten, I'm in really big trouble! All expert advice is welcome please.

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[Q] [S7580] Samsung Galaxy Trend Plus Network Unlock - REQUEST

I am posting this as a last resort because unfortunately I have failed to find an unlock procedure for this mobile and I have searched thoroughly (to the best of my knowledge).
Does some one know how to remove the network lock from the Galaxy Trend Plus - S7580 - allowing my uncle to use another carrier mobile?
Or at least point me in the correct direction.
I have tried many alternatives between apps, softwares, adb but they all fail for this device.
I even installed a new ROM also to no avail.
If you can help me but require more information please let me know!
timmas said:
I am posting this as a last resort because unfortunately I have failed to find an unlock procedure for this mobile and I have searched thoroughly (to the best of my knowledge).
Does some one know how to remove the network lock from the Galaxy Trend Plus - S7580 - allowing my uncle to use another carrier mobile?
Or at least point me in the correct direction.
I have tried many alternatives between apps, softwares, adb but they all fail for this device.
I even installed a new ROM also to no avail.
If you can help me but require more information please let me know!
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Buy a unlock code HERE or HERE or check out ebay for "S7580 unlock code"
You can't remove the lock by flashing another firmware.
LS.xD said:
Buy a unlock code HERE or HERE or check out ebay for "S7580 unlock code"
You can't remove the lock by flashing another firmware.
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The problem is the phone cost 10€ and to pay another 40€ (at best) to unlock is not feasible.
My samsung galaxy S & S3 were unlocked through adb. Is there not a similar procedure for this device?
timmas said:
The problem is the phone cost 10€ and to pay another 40€ (at best) to unlock is not feasible.
My samsung galaxy S & S3 were unlocked through adb. Is there not a similar procedure for this device?
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S3 can be unlocked via root access. I Suppose the phone costs just 10€ (WTF?!) because it can't be unlocked easily...
LS.xD said:
S3 can be unlocked via root access. I Suppose the phone costs just 10€ (WTF?!) because it can't be unlocked easily...
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It was with a discount not normal price
I am sure there has to be a similar procedure. I will keep trying!
Thank you for the replies
Andrew K. Sterling said:
Check out these guys' offer: http://www.unlockunit.com/unlock-samsung-galaxy-trend-plus
I've used them in the past and everything was ok.
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Quite cheaper than the others I have seen. I will try a bit longer investigating on my one but for sure will consider this if all else fails!
Thanks
Nice news 8 years after..... funny

HTC One A9 FRP Lock remove???

I got this htc device with frp lock. Well for samsung it not so big deal with, but with this one i just don't know how to bypass it. Can you suggest something? Are there any ways to get rid of it without s-off?
You can't rid of it ever unless you login with the userid/password on the phone, then remove the account from the phone, which will then remove the phone ID with the user email so it can then be setup with another google account.
Sounds like someone bought a lost/stolen phone.... :crying: if its the case, even if you bypass the FRP the IMEI# is probably blacklisted now.
im in the same exact situation!ive been searching and searching for a solution. I have s-on and it has already been factory reset and is at the beginning of the setup wizard. the otg method or possibly root junkys other method that doesn't require an otg cable and you unplug your modem/cut the internet connection? please if you can help me I'm willing to try all ideas. if I can somehow enable usb debugging wont that solve all issues because then I will be able to get deeper into the phone> ? sorry for lightweight taking your thread but I'm pretty sure we are in the exact same situation. oh and mine is for at&t if that makes a difference.
FRP mode only can bypass via ADB shell, Download Mode or Bootloader
I have an exlusive solution its working ,i try to make a video and show you how to bypass frp .
xghost11 said:
I have an exlusive solution its working ,i try to make a video and show you how to bypass frp .
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do u like to share it?
google FRP -> Android Factory Reset Protection (FRP)...
xtc2clip is able to remove FRP (and other tricks)
xghost11 said:
I have an exlusive solution its working ,i try to make a video and show you how to bypass frp .
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waiting for it
xghost11 said:
I have an exlusive solution its working ,i try to make a video and show you how to bypass frp .
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Yes. Where is your solution? Please share
Guys.... Had this bloody FRP thing on my HTC One A9.
Was strugling couple of days, with any possible tutorials to no avail.
Just now flashed ROM from .zip on SD card an voila... Phone is up and working!!!
frp bypass
Hi, can you send me a copy of how you were able to bypass it
xghost11 said:
I have an exlusive solution its working ,i try to make a video and show you how to bypass frp .
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There are some Tutorials on YouTube on how to bypass the
FRP Lock on the One A9 and other Devices. Have a look there.
Otaku-San said:
There are some Tutorials on YouTube on how to bypass the
FRP Lock on the One A9 and other Devices. Have a look there.
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This thread is almost a year old, please check the dates and don't post on old threads with no context.

[Completed] Problems With Rooting!

I have a Samsung J320V or J36V which is on the Verizon network. I really want to root it to unlock the full potential of my phone and I understand it will void my warranty but I'll go ahead and do it anyway. When I follow the steps to root I get stuck at the Odin part which I have to click start and the TWRP file installs on my phone. But it fails and I get this message on my phone "SECURE BOOT FAIL RECOVERY"! I've looked everywhere for a solution but none of them work and I also enabled USB DEBUGGING and OEM UNLOCK. I also couldn't disable REACTIVATION LOCK because the feature is not on my phone and I also removed my Google account and Samsung account. If anyone could help you would be the real MVP and I would really really really appreciate it from the bottom of my heart! Even if you saw my post and can't help still thank you for taking time out of YOUR day and looking at my problem!
XpertSource said:
I have a Samsung J320V or J36V which is on the Verizon network. I really want to root it to unlock the full potential of my phone and I understand it will void my warranty but I'll go ahead and do it anyway. When I follow the steps to root I get stuck at the Odin part which I have to click start and the TWRP file installs on my phone. But it fails and I get this message on my phone "SECURE BOOT FAIL RECOVERY"! I've looked everywhere for a solution but none of them work and I also enabled USB DEBUGGING and OEM UNLOCK. I also couldn't disable REACTIVATION LOCK because the feature is not on my phone and I also removed my Google account and Samsung account. If anyone could help you would be the real MVP and I would really really really appreciate it from the bottom of my heart! Even if you saw my post and can't help still thank you for taking time out of YOUR day and looking at my problem!
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Greetings and welcome to assist. I can see you have already asked this question here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3497140
and here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3435514
so I will close this one up. Please just make the one thread in future
Good Luck
Sawdoctor

Question Is Pixel 6a SIM unlockable on A13?

New to all of this. I used to jailbreak, unlock iPhones but am unfamiliar with this side of things. I was able to remove the passcode and Google account off the Pixel 6a which was on A13 and updated to the most recent patch (Let me know if you need instructions as that was not easy for me to find). But now I found that it is locked to AT&T which I do not have. Is it possible?
You may have bought a locked model by accident
txcoffeeguy said:
I was able to remove the passcode and Google account off the Pixel 6a which was on A13 and updated to the most recent patch (Let me know if you need instructions as that was not easy for me to find).
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I'd be interested to learn how you did this. I'm assuming a factory reset via recovery isn't enough?
If you have bought a carrier locked device, you may need to contact them to see if it can be unlocked
Lada333 said:
I'd be interested to learn how you did this. I'm assuming a factory reset via recovery isn't enough?
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Not sure what's allowed on the forum so dm me and I'll send you the link I used. Factory reset is not enough.
MrUrgit said:
If you have bought a carrier locked device, you may need to contact them to see if it can be unlocked
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I bought it from a private party who will not help me.
txcoffeeguy said:
I bought it from a private party who will not help me.
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Zounds very fishy in that case. Buying new is always safer. I got mine from bestbuy
I bought it for 4 days. And is not installed.
txcoffeeguy said:
I bought it from a private party who will not help me.
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You could try method #2 from here:
How to Unlock a Carrier-Locked Phone: Your Guide to Mobile Freedom
If you're phone is carrier-locked, you'll need this guide to unlock it.
www.makeuseof.com
I have never had to unlock a device before, so not 100% sure it will work.

SAMSUNG SM-A215U

Hi! can someone help me root a samsung SM-A215U phone please?
Xnielboss said:
Hi! can someone help me root a samsung SM-A215U phone please?
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Without unlocking the bootloader, there is no chance to root.
ze7zez said:
Without unlocking the bootloader, there is no chance to root.
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but i can't unlock the bootloader can you help me please?
not really no, unless it's running on a Mediatek SoC (I doubt it and can't be bothered to check)
or there's a serious vulnerability overlooked by the Android devs in both Samsung and Google, you're out of luck
unless of course there's an exploit in the BROM of the SoC, but at this point you're all out of luck since I doubt you'd be able to avoid a softbrick at best and a hardbrick most likely
also I think you CAN unlock the bootloader (OEM unlocking under DevOpts) by giving all your personal data to samsung and google over the span of a week: login to your google and samsung accounts, have a simcard in at all times and be connected to a single wifi accesspoint so that Samsung is absolutely sure of who and where you are
Ok thanks sir
Qwerty_in_me said:
not really no, unless it's running on a Mediatek SoC (I doubt it and can't be bothered to check)
or there's a serious vulnerability overlooked by the Android devs in both Samsung and Google, you're out of luck
unless of course there's an exploit in the BROM of the SoC, but at this point you're all out of luck since I doubt you'd be able to avoid a softbrick at best and a hardbrick most likely
also I think you CAN unlock the bootloader (OEM unlocking under DevOpts) by giving all your personal data to samsung and google over the span of a week: login to your google and samsung accounts, have a simcard in at all times and be connected to a single wifi accesspoint so that Samsung is absolutely sure of who and where you are
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thank you sir! it means no way to root my samsung a21. because unlock tool does not work on him.
well... I don't know of any BROM exploits for the Exynos chipset and if you don't want to give away your personal data to Samsung and Google, you probably don't have a way to root your device
Qwerty_in_me said:
not really no, unless it's running on a Mediatek SoC (I doubt it and can't be bothered to check)
or there's a serious vulnerability overlooked by the Android devs in both Samsung and Google, you're out of luck
unless of course there's an exploit in the BROM of the SoC, but at this point you're all out of luck since I doubt you'd be able to avoid a softbrick at best and a hardbrick most likely
also I think you CAN unlock the bootloader (OEM unlocking under DevOpts) by giving all your personal data to samsung and google over the span of a week: login to your google and samsung accounts, have a simcard in at all times and be connected to a single wifi accesspoint so that Samsung is absolutely sure of who and where you are
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can you send me the link for DevOpts please?
DevOpts is shorthand for Developer Options, on anything past kitkat you get to them by 7 taps on the device build model under device information (every OEM has it placed in a different place) and then going to the developer options screen in the settings (also different for OEMs)
a quick online search should provide you with detailed steps for your device
`enable developer settings for sm-a215u`
Xnielboss said:
Hi! can someone help me root a samsung SM-A215U phone please?
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Before trying to root phone's Android its bootloader must get unlocked. How to unlock phone's bootloader in detail is explained here:
How to Unlock Bootloader on Samsung Galaxy A21? OEM Unlock!
Hey, there in this guide, I will show you the easiest method to Unlock Bootloader on Samsung Galaxy A21. This smartphone was recently launched, and in
www.rootingsteps.com

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