Samsung Galaxy A36: Fix "Pattern Lock Not Recognized" Error with Factory Reset
HardReset.InfoJanuary 31, 20262 min20 views
6 connectionsΒ·11 entities in this videoβTroubleshooting "Pattern Lock Not Recognized" on Samsung Galaxy A36
- π‘ If your pattern lock is not recognized on your Samsung Galaxy A36, and you are certain you're entering the correct pattern, your first step is to visit an authorized Samsung service center.
- β οΈ Be aware that if other methods fail or you're unsure of the pattern, a factory reset is the next option, which will erase all data from your device.
Preparing for a Factory Reset
- π Ensure you have a USB Type-C to Type-A cable connected to your PC, as this will be used during the process.
- ποΈ Before proceeding, remember that a factory reset means you will lose all data unless it has been previously backed up.
Performing a Factory Reset via Android Recovery
- π΄ To begin, turn off your device. Once the screen goes black, plug the USB cable into your device.
- β¬οΈ Simultaneously, press and hold the Power button and Volume Up button until the Android Recovery menu appears.
- β¬οΈ Use the Volume Down button to navigate to the option "wipe data/factory reset" and press the Power button to select it.
- β Confirm the factory reset by selecting the option again with the Power button.
Post-Reset Setup
- π After the reset is complete, select "reboot system now" using the Power button.
- π Upon setting up your device again, you will need to sign in with the previously used Google account.
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