Hey everyone. My cousin owns a Zenfone 5 and accidentally reset her phone today and all of the photos locally stored were lost. Me being a techie told her not to use her phone and I started to search for good software. Do any of you know any reliable,secure and quality ones that won't give my cousin's computer a virus?:good::good::good:
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I am looking for a way to open my son's phone. He died 2 months ago and I would like to get his pictures and music off his phone. The problem is I don't know his login password I have tried several but did not work. I only have 2 more times I can try before his phone resets which I don't want it to do! I'm sorry if this has been asked before. I am not much of a technology person. I am just a very sad mom who would like to unlock her sons phone:crying: Can anyone help me? his phone is a droid razr m.
Thank you,
Tinker/bell
tinker/bell said:
I am looking for a way to open my son's phone. He died 2 months ago and I would like to get his pictures and music off his phone. The problem is I don't know his login password I have tried several but did not work. I only have 2 more times I can try before his phone resets which I don't want it to do! I'm sorry if this has been asked before. I am not much of a technology person. I am just a very sad mom who would like to unlock her sons phone:crying: Can anyone help me? his phone is a droid razr m.
Thank you,
Tinker/bell
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Unfortunately I don't think that it is possible
unless bootloader is unlocked?
Is there a SD card? it's possible that some photos are on that,
if it's not encrypted, you can remove the sd card, and us an adapter to connect to pc
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Just curious is the phone service still active on the phone? If it isn't remove the sim card. It is located on the side opposite of the power/volume buttons the micro SD card is right next to it under the same panel. Be sure to power the device off before removing either cards! The only reason I say remove the sim if there is no active service I have seen Verizon try to lock a device out if it has a not active sim card in it
There are a couple of ways that it is possible. The best way is to log in to the device manger via the computer hopefully you know his email address and password or he set the computer that he would use to auto login into his gmail account that is attached to his phone.
Link to device manger
https://www.google.com/android/devicemanagerhttps://www.google.com/android/devicemanager
Just what ever you DO NOT FACTORY RESET the phone.
Check this site for a few more possible ways to unlock/bypass the Lock screen.
http://android.wonderhowto.com/how-to/7-ways-bypass-androids-secured-lock-screen-0165540/http://android.wonderhowto.com/how-to/7-ways-bypass-androids-secured-lock-screen-0165540/
Once again DO NOT FACTORY RESET OR WIPE THE PHONE!
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If there's a pattern lock on the phone I might have a way to unlock it but it would require the phone to be rooted at least, preferably bootloader unlocked (but not essential).
I have a bit of an issue. My little brother passed away a couple days ago at 17 years old. He had 2 galaxy s4. One of them was unlocked and I was able to get the pictures of him off of it but the other is encrypted with a password. I obviously don't know it but I really want to get the pics off of it so I really don't want to do a factory reset. Any help would be awesome.
By "encrypted" you mean the phone is password protected or the data is actually encrypted?
I know this isn't a section for M6s' but xda currently seems to lack a forum for that specific phone & is the only site I can think of with people who tend to be pretty good at this stuff.
So I bought a cheap M6s from a local pawnbroker figuring by locked they meant frp locked which tends to be a simple thing to sort a bypass for (my old LG G4 that I recently accidentally crushed in a car door being an example), found it to be locked by a 6 digit pin instead which is proving harder to find a bypass for (flyme os even asks for the pin to wipe the data from the phone which is a good security feature but no help to me)
So yeah I'm just here to check if anyone has any ideas on how to potentialy bypass this as I really don't feel like going through the 1 million possible combinations of numbers. (And I'm starting to consider buying more expensive,less locked phones in future)
I would like to know if you can help me with the following problem that I have
A friend died a few days ago and had on his tablet family photos that his family wants to recover but they don't know the password
Do you have any idea that the photos can be recovered?
Thanks a lot