In the menu, there is a option "Wipe Data/Factory Reset", choose it by pressing Power button. Hold down the power button and tap "Volume Up" once, enter "recovery" mode.
Press volume down button two times to select "Recovery Mode" and choose it by pressing "Power" button. Hold the power button and volume down at the same time, the Bootloader menu will open. Nearly all manufacturers offer a way to factory reset Android when it boots into OS, the factory reset process may be a little different according to your device type, for most devices, you need to first turn off the device to start the process. But you must be aware that this will erase everything like app, settings and other personal data on your device, the good thing is that you can access to your phone without password lock. If Android Device Manager won't work at all for you, you may need to continue the more drastic methods, just try to make a factory reset on your Android device. Part 2: Factory Reset to Bypass Android Lock Screen Password If you're Samsung user, see this tutorial to unlock Samsung galaxy lock screen passcode. Now pick your phone which is currently locked and you should a password field where you will have to type the new password which you just set in above steps. You will see a confirmation message underneath the box with the buttons which says Ring, Lock and Erase if it is done successfully. You don't have to put anything in the recovery message. Enter a password in the screen which is appearing and click on "Lock" option. Simply choose the device you wish to unlock in the Android Device Manager Interface. Sign in with the Google account which you used in your previous phone which is currently locked. Open from your other phone or desktop computer or laptop. Simply process the following steps and you will be able to unlock your phone.
Now this method only applies if you have your ADM enabled in your phone before you locked out. ADM simply stands for Android Device Manager. If you are using any Samsung phone then you can even achieve this step using your own Samsung account. Only thing you need in this situation is to have Android Device Manager enabled in your phone. Part 1: Unlock Android's Lock Screen Pattern, PIN or Password Using ADM
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