Forgot Samsung Phone Password, Can I Unlock a Samsung Phone on a PC?

Yes, you can often unlock a Samsung phone from a Windows PC: 

1. Check Find My Mobile first (if you registered a Samsung account on the phone). If it works, you’re done.
2. If not, try DroidKit (Screen Unlock) on a Windows PC — it’s the simplest non-destructive option to try.

Find My Mobile is a security feature offered by Samsung that allows you to locate, lock, or remotely control your Samsung smartphone or tablet if it is lost or stolen. This service is similar to Apple's Find My iPhone and is designed to help you protect your personal information and recover your device.

How to unlock Samsung phone if forgot the password:

1. Go to Samsung Find My Mobile web site.
2. Use the same account linked to your Samsung device.
3. In the options menu, select "Unlock" and follow the prompts to unlock your device.

This will factory reset the device and unlock Samsung phone when reset is completed. Afterwards, you need set up the phone as new and recover data from Samsung Cloud.

Elaoine A passcode helps prevent unauthorized users from accessing your phone. Whether it's a simple 4-digit PIN or a more complex alphanumeric password, it serves as the first line of defense against anyone trying to access your device without your permission.

Samsung devices, like most modern smartphones, use encryption to protect the data stored on your phone. This means that even if someone were to bypass the passcode (which is difficult), the data on the phone would remain encrypted and inaccessible without the correct passcode.

This means you can't unlock Samsung phone without losing data. The working methods have to factory reset Samsung phone or remotely erase the Samsung phone in order to unlock the device. This is true for Samsung Galaxy and A smartphones, including:

• Samsung Galaxy S24/S23/S22/S21/S20/S10
• Samsung Galaxy A14/A15/A25/A35/A54

If all else fails, you can't think of any way to solve the problem of forgetting password of your Samsung phone. You might have to do a factory reset. Just a heads-up, this will erase all your data, so only go this route if you can't recover the password any other way. To do it, power off your phone, then press and hold the Volume Up and Power buttons at the same time. Once you see the Samsung logo, you can release both buttons. Use the volume buttons to navigate to "Wipe data/factory reset" and select it. Confirm and bam—you should be back to square one!

If you set up a Samsung account and registered your phone after you forgot Samsung phone password, you can use Samsung's Find My Mobile service. Just go to the Find My Mobile website on your computer or another device, log in with your Samsung account, and you should see an option to unlock your phone. They basically allow you to remove the password, which is a lifesaver:

• Open a browser and go to Find My Mobile.
• Sign in with your Samsung account, just use the same Samsung account that's linked to your locked phone.
• Once you're logged in, you should see a list of devices associated with your Samsung account. Click on the device you need to unlock.
• In the options provided on the screen, look for something like "Unlock" or "Remote Unlock." Click the unlock option, and you might be asked to verify your identity again (using your account password or answering security questions—just stay cool!).
• Once you're good to go, confirm that you want to unlock the device.

Here is a simple way to help you unlock Android without password:

https://www.techgizz.com/how-to-unlock-android-without-password

Worked for my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra!