[Promoted] How to Unlock Android Device without a Password

Part1. Why would anyone want to unlock Android Device Without a Password

You must be thinking, why would someone want to unlock Android Device without a password? Isn’t the password there for the same exact reason that the mobile shouldn’t be unlocked without it?

Well, that is true in most cases, but there are instances where the device needs to be unlocked without a password. The most common one appearing in our community is the time when someone forgets the password of their Android device. At that time, they may try every password that comes to mind causing the device to get locked.

Other than that, as most people are getting more and more reliant on the fingerprint or face lock that when any software bug causes this feature to malfunction, people lose their only way to unlock the Android device. Meanwhile, you may also purchase a second-hand phone with an unknown screen passcode.

If you get stuck in the above scenarios or any other legit reason arises that forces you to unlock your Android device without a password, then there are soo many methods available that choosing the right one can become another headache. But you don’t need to worry because we have handpicked two of the best such methods that can easily solve the issue.

So why wait? Let’s move forward and see how we can unlock the Android device without a password.

Part 2. Methods to Unlock Android Device Without Password

Method 1. Using Google’s “Find My Device”

Due to its immense popularity, everyone Android user has at least one Google account logged in on the device. But did you know that by using Google’s “Find My Device,” you can unlock your Android device without a password? I bet you didn’t!

Google’s “Find My Device” is an incredible feature of Google that helps you to locate your device on the map as well as lock it in case you have lost your mobile. Moreover, all the data in the Android device can also be erased, which helps to unlock the Android device without a password.

Here is a step-by-step guide for using Google’s “Find My Device” to unlock your device.

Step 1

Go to the web page of Google’s “Find My Device” and sign in using the same Google”s account, which is already logged in to your Android device.

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Step 2

A list of the phones will appear in which the same Google account has been logged in. Select the mobile you want to unlock, and Google will show you its location on the Map.

Step 3

You will see three options on the left side of the screen. Select the “ERASE DEVICE” option from there.

Step 4

Google will prompt you to sign in again for confirmation. Once done, all your device's data will be erased, and you can use the Android device again with your Google account password.

Limitations

But keep in mind that Google’s “Find My Device” is not a perfect solution as many requirements must be fulfilled before using this feature of Google. Here are the conditions that limit the use of this method.

The Android Version must be 4.4 or above, and the device must be turned ON
The locked Android phone must have a network connection and also have Location turned on.
“Find My Device” has to be enabled before the phone gets locked.
The locked Phone must have logged in to a Google account, and users must know the passcode to that account.

If any of these conditions are not fulfilled, then the Android device can’t be unlocked by using this method. So what to do in that case? Is it over for you? Of course not; DroidKit is the solution you need.

Let’s see how DroidKit helps to unlock the device without a password.

Method 2. Using DroidKit

As long as Android device issues are concerned, DroidKit is a jack of all trades. From removing lock screen passwords to fixing system issues as well as saving your essentials to the PC in just a single click, DroidKit can do it all.

The best thing of all is that more than 20,000 models of Android phones and tablets from nearly all manufacturers are supported by it (except only OnePlus, on which DroidKit is working.) Moreover, DroidKit also supports all types of Android screen locks, including PIN, password, pattern, fingerprint, facial recognition, etc.

So if you want to unlock Android device without password, then Droidkit gives a high success rate without having to worry about all the restrictions that using Google’s “Find My Device” will meet.

So let’s dive right into the process of using DroitKit for unlocking an Android device.

Step 1

For unlocking an Android device without a password using DroidKit, first, you have to visit its web page and download the software from there.

Step 2

After installing the software on your computer, connect the Android device to your computer and launch the DroidKit.

Step 3

Once done, multiple modes will appear on the screen; select the “Screen Unlocker” mode from there.

Step 4

Now hit the “Start” button from the appeared interface.

Step 5

After confirming that your device is connected to the computer, DroitKit will start preparing the configuration file for your device.

Step 6

When the preparations are completed, click on the “Remove Now” option.

Step 7

After that, you will have to put your mobile phone in recovery mode by following the given instructions.

Step 8

Once the Wipe Cache Partition is completed, DroidKit will start removing the screen lock, which will be done after some time, so keep your patience during this process.

Finally, the screen lock of the Android device will be removed, and you can use your device without any hassle.

Note

The data on the device will be removed during the whole process. Therefore if you want to get rid of your unlocking pin altogether, check out DroidKit's guide on how to remove the screen lock Pin on Android.