HI, I was ask by phone (making some changes in calls settings) to provide PIN 2.
When I looking on google it says PIN 2 is default 1111, but wasn't work. So I have 2 attempt left.
Later I notce, website was form different carrier.
So, what is PIN 2?
Thanks.
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My title is probably confusing, but I can't think of a better way to word it.
A friend of mine is getting the HTC One and his employer requires Remote Administration and Pin lock. On previous phones, he has been able to set the timeout for when the Pin is required to around 10 minutes. His current phone, an International GS3, does not allow this. It requires the pin each and every time he unlocks the phone.
Can anyone using an HTC One and connected to an exchange account with RSA confirm how this works? Can you set the delay for the pin requirement to longer than "instant"?
Suddenly my phone get locked after 5 incorrect PINs entered (were input by mistake in my pocket?). The phone shows error msg with Sony logo saying that I have 5 attempts and 5 attempts used. It also has some input field, but my PIN code is not accepted (just nothing happens, no any new error msg). The phone is rooted. But I want to recover this particular setup with all data, apps and its settings, corporate certificates - don't have recent backup .
Was it a phone pin or sim pin?
If the sim pin fails it will ask for a puk code. You need to call your carrier to get it.
This is not quite clear from the message (it says about PIN code, graphic key), but I think this is not SIM lock, since when I made recovery, it doesn't require any PIN.
I'm currently using finger print and PIN number combo for my security settings.
Issue I have is apparently my PIN number is wrong ( been using same 4 digit one for decades), although I can gain access to the device now I can't remove or change finger print or pin settings as it asks for PIN number.
Any solutions?
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Edit. Managed to use Samsung's find my device to remove PIN number. Funny I how it forgot my PIN number though.
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Hi any chance you can tell me how you removed the pin via find my phone?
I am having the exact same issue- as my pin number which I have used for several years all of a sudden became incorrect!!!
I read on a post to lock my phone via the find my phone and this will give me an option to enter a new pin code....unfortunately it did not and now my phone requires me to put in the pin code to access it (which of course it says is incorrect)- now I can't use fingerprint at all....please please help.
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Hi any chance you can tell me how you removed the pin via find my phone?
I am having the exact same issue- as my pin number which I have used for several years all of a sudden became incorrect!!!
I read on a post to lock my phone via the find my phone and this will give me an option to enter a new pin code....unfortunately it did not and now my phone requires me to put in the pin code to access it (which of course it says is incorrect)- now I can't use fingerprint at all....please please help.
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As far as I remember I logged into my Samsung account on my tablet device , located the N8 then lock device or something , I don't remember every step I took, sorry.
But I didn't hard reset my N8.
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Limeybastard said:
I'm currently using finger print and PIN number combo for my security settings.
Issue I have is apparently my PIN number is wrong ( been using same 4 digit one for decades), although I can gain access to the device now I can't remove or change finger print or pin settings as it asks for PIN number.
Any solutions?
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You can log into your Samsung account on a computer with the "Find My Mobile", once logged in, on the right hand side click "more", then scroll down to "unlock my device".
RemoWilly said:
You can log into your Samsung account on a computer with the "Find My Mobile", once logged in, on the right hand side click "more", then scroll down to "unlock my device".
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That's what I did at the time.
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So phone won't send text messages suddenly and having found some advice the fixed dialing is on. But to turn this off I need the pin2, but I've no idea what this is or where to find it!
Can anyone help?
Mine wouldn't send texts after a recent update. I force closed the messaging app in settings and it worked fine after that
Pin 2 is usually on the SIM card, so you'll need to ask your provider what the code is
jonboi said:
Pin 2 is usually on the SIM card, so you'll need to ask your provider what the code is
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No, pin 2 is the PUK code and that code should be on the plastic card that holds the simcard incase you fail the pin1 3 times.
RiTCHiE007 said:
No, pin 2 is the PUK code and that code should be on the plastic card that holds the simcard incase you fail the pin1 3 times.
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Actually its not. You have 2 PIN's on a SIM usually, and PIN2 doesn't get printed on any of the supplied details with the SIM.
For each PIN, there is a corresponding PUK and PUK2.
And then you discover it's a network problem!
I recently changed the lock on my Moto X4 and I cannot remember the pin. Worse, I'm not sure if I used PIN or password. Question 1 - can you used a password as the unlock of a phone or is that a pin only? Question 2- if it's a pin is there a digit limit (either minimum or maximum).
Like most people I cycle through about 5 passwords and about as many pins with various combinations of these. I feel like if I can get answers to my questions above I can probably get into my old phone. TYIA BTW I bought a new phone and transferred some data but not all. I didn't want anyone fooling around with the old Moto X4, thus the new password/pin.