If you remember your PIN, use it (left) but if not, enter your Google account info (right). If you try too many times you'll see bypass options at the bottom (left) and the popup message (right) to try again in 30 seconds. When you first set a pattern lock you'll be prompted to add a backup PIN. Thanks to Junghannß for pointing this out! If you are using a password or PIN you just have to wait thirty seconds and retry. Note: The bypass prompts only appear for a pattern lock. Your Galaxy will unlock and you'll be taken to your lock screen options page! Please note that hard resetting will erase all the data and settings on your Samsung Galaxy S4. Step 3: Select Yes option to factory data reset message. Once you've used up your pattern attempts, you'll see a popup window telling you to wait to retry along with the bypass prompts at the bottom, so either use your PIN or enter your account details and sign in. Step 2: Now turn it ON by pressing Power + Volume Up button combinations for few seconds until you see Samsung Galaxy S4 logo on the screen.
It simply prompts you to unlock it another way – with a backup PIN you would have already set up or with the Google account information on the device. Perhaps not surprisingly, once you use up your attempts to unlock your device it doesn't self-destruct or automatically wipe its contents. If you've locked yourself out of your Galaxy, Android provides a simple way to let you back in.
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