I have forgotten the screen lock code for SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II. What should I do?

First option - If you have a Google Account, you remember the password to it and you have the Internet connection. You can perform the following steps: The system should alert you after having typed it wrong password five times. Wait for about 30 seconds and try typing it again. In the left corner of the unlock interface there should be "Forgotten the password". Click read more...

How to Unlock SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II?

How to Unlock SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II? How to Hard Reset SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II? How to Factory Reset SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II? How to bypass Google Verification in SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II? How to Unlock Locked SIM Card in SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II? How to Bypass SIMLOCK in SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II? If your SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II is locked, then the first thing that you need to find out is the locking reason. We would like to present the types of blockages that your SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II may have. screen lock blockade - locked by password, pattern or face lock. To successfully remove that kind of blockade, you need to use Android Recovery Mode, where you will be able to successfully accomplish Hard Reset operation. Click here to Hard Reset by using Android Recovery Mode will erase everything that is stored on your SAMSUNG device. Google Verification / Factory Reset Protection - in a situation when you forgot Google account login details. You need to find out how to activate your SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II with a new read more...

How to Download SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II Drivers?

If you would like to download drivers for SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II you should open the following Drivers Database: www.hardreset.info/FRP-Drivers/ All you need to do is find the SAMSUNG drivers and download the installation package. If the drivers for your read more...

How can you change Date and Time on SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II?

From your phone, swipe down from the top of the screen, then tap the Settings gear icon. Scroll down to the System category. It should be near the bottom of the Settings page. Tap Date & time. It's near the top of the System page. Tap the Automatic date and time option. Doing so will disable automatic date and time setting, allowing you to adjust both manually. Tap Set date. This opens the calendar and allows you to select a date. You can also tap Set time. You can adjust the clock to read the time you want to see (including whether it's currently AM or PM if you aren't using 24-hour time), then tap Done or Save. Select a time zone if necessary. If you want to select a time zone that's different than your current time zone—or if your current read more...

I have forgotten a PIN code for SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II. What should I do?

Important thing to remember - do not enter the PIN code more than twice if you are unsure of its combination (it will result in blocking the SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II by the SIM. Using read more...

Hard Reset SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II

How to factory reset SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II? How to wipe all data in SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II? How to bypass screen lock in SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II? How to restore defaults in SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II?

The following tutorial shows all method of master reset SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II. Check out how to accomplish hard reset by hardware keys and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean settings. As a result your SAMSUNG N7100 Galaxy Note II will be as new and your Samsung Exynos 4412 core will run faster.

First method:

In order to turn off the cell phone hold the Power key for a while.
Afterwards press and hold together: Volume Up + Home + Power button for a couple of seconds.
You should release held keys as soon as the Samsung Logo appears on the screen.
Then select "wipe data / factory reset" using Volume buttons to navigate and Power button to confirm.
Choose "Yes -- delete all user data" to confirm the whole operation.
In the next step select option "reboot system now".
Well done! You have just performed the hard reset operation.