Many cell phones now hold more than
just a contact list of phone numbers. Smartphones can store emails and calendar
appointments, send emails, browse the Internet and sync with your computer. One
way to protect the information on your phone is through a password or lock
code. This prevents anyone who doesn't know the code from accessing your
personal information. While a password is a good security measure, it can also
be a hassle if you forget the code. If you're locked out from your phone, you
can try a few options depending upon the model you have.
Step
1
Enter the last four digits of your
phone number. The unlock codes for most phones is originally set to these
numbers, although most service providers have you change it shortly after you
purchase your phone.
Step
2
Try "1234" if your phone
is still locked. This is the generic unlock code for many models.
Step
3
Enter "0000" as another
possibility. This is another generic code that may work for your phone model.
Step
4
Go online to your service provider's
website and enter an email address if one is associated with the phone. If your
phone has email capability, the service provider will sometimes send you a new
code in an email.
Step
5
Call your service provider if none
of the above codes work and you still cannot remember your password. They will
reset it for you and give you the new code
These websites may help you get asses to the software's used to generate the unlocking code.
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