Forgetting your Samsung phone’s password or wanting to switch to a different security method can leave you needing to remove the current password. Samsung provides several ways to reset or disable your password while ensuring your device remains secure. Here’s a comprehensive guide how to remove password from Samsung phone.
- Unlock with Your Current Password
If you know your current password and simply want to remove it or switch to another lock method, begin by unlocking your phone. Access the home screen to proceed with the settings changes. - Navigate to Security Settings
Open the Settings app from the home screen or app drawer. Scroll down and tap on Lock Screen or Biometrics and Security, depending on your phone model. - Select Screen Lock Type
Under the Lock Screen menu, tap on Screen Lock Type. You may be prompted to enter your current password, PIN, or pattern to proceed. - Choose None or Swipe
In the list of lock types, select None or Swipe to remove the password entirely. This will disable the need for a password, allowing you to access your phone without security credentials. - Confirm the Action
After selecting None or Swipe, the system will confirm your choice. Accept the changes, and your password will be removed from the phone. - Use Find My Mobile (If Locked Out)
If you’re locked out of your phone, Samsung’s Find My Mobile feature can help. Visit the Find My Mobile website from another device, log in with your Samsung account credentials, and select your phone from the list of devices. Use the Unlock option to remove the password. - Use Google Account Recovery (Older Models)
For older Samsung phones, entering an incorrect password multiple times will prompt the option to unlock the device using your Google account. Enter your Google account credentials linked to the phone to bypass the password. - Perform a Factory Reset (Last Resort)
If you cannot access your phone through the above methods, you may need to perform a factory reset. Be aware this will erase all data on the phone. To proceed:- Turn off your Samsung phone.
- Hold down the Volume Up and Power buttons simultaneously until the recovery menu appears.
- Use the volume buttons to navigate to Wipe Data/Factory Reset and confirm with the power button.
- After the reset, the phone will restart without a password.
- Reconfigure Security Settings
Once the password is removed, consider setting up a more convenient lock method, such as fingerprint or face recognition, for added security without the hassle of remembering a password. - Backup Data Regularly
To avoid losing important data in the future, regularly back up your phone using Samsung Cloud, Google Drive, or another backup service. This ensures your information is safe even if you need to reset your phone.
Also Read: How To Recover Samsung Account Password
