Samsung Account Remove | Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy S10+

If you want to remove the pattern lock from your Samsung Galaxy S10+, you can try repairing it yourself. However, before proceeding, it’s crucial to follow some essential steps to ensure the safety of your data and device.

Important Notes Before You Start:

1. Charge Your Battery:
   Ensure your phone’s battery is charged to at least 95% to avoid any interruptions during the process.

2. Backup Your Data:
   All data on your phone will be erased during the factory reset process. To avoid losing important information such as contacts, messages, emails, photos, or other files, back up your data beforehand. You can use:

   • External storage devices (e.g., hard drives, SD cards).
   • Cloud storage solutions like Google Drive or Samsung Cloud.

   Note: Once data is erased during a factory reset, it cannot be recovered.

3. Proceed at Your Own Risk:
   If you decide to perform the process yourself, do so carefully. We are not responsible for any damage caused to your device during the procedure.

What You’ll Need:

• Samsung Galaxy S10+ with a sufficiently charged battery.

Step-by-Step Procedure to Remove Pattern Lock:

1. Prepare Your Device:

• Go to Settings on your phone.
• Select Accounts and Backup > Accounts.
• You’ll see a list of accounts associated with the device.
  Important: Delete all accounts except the Samsung account (you cannot remove a Samsung account without its password).

2. Enter Recovery Mode:

• Turn off your phone completely.
• Press and hold the Volume Up + Home + Power buttons simultaneously.
• When the Samsung logo appears, release only the Power button while continuing to hold the other two buttons.
• Release all buttons when the Recovery mode screen appears.

3. Perform a Factory Reset:

• Using the Volume Down button, navigate to Wipe Data/Factory Reset.
• Press the Power button to confirm your selection.
• On the next screen, choose Yes using the Volume Down button, and confirm again with the Power button.
• Wait for the factory reset process to complete.

4. Reboot Your Phone:

• Once the reset is complete, highlight Reboot System Now using the Volume Down button.
• Press the Power button to confirm.
• Your phone will restart.
  Note: The first boot after a factory reset may take 15 to 20 minutes to complete. Be patient.

Additional Notes:

• After the reset, you’ll need to set up your phone as new. If a Google account was previously synced with the phone, you’ll be prompted to log in with that account to bypass the FRP (Factory Reset Protection). Ensure you know the login credentials.

Common Software Issues You Can Solve with This Method:

This guide can help fix the following issues on Android devices:

• Pattern Lock Removal
• FRP Lock Removal (Bypass Google Account)
• General software-related problems.

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