Factory Reset Android — No Password

Factory Reset Android Without a Password

Wipe an Android phone you own without its screen password using Recovery mode, and follow the FRP-safe order of operations so the reset does not leave the device stuck on the Google verification screen.

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FRPB-Recovery-V2-Setup-2.0.0.exe · Windows 10/11 · Included with an FRPB Active License — full module execution requires an active license key.

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What this guide covers

Factory reset Android without a password in 2026 using Recovery mode, plus the FRP-safe steps that stop Factory Reset Protection locking the phone after a wipe.

Recovery-Mode Wipe

The hardware-key combination that reaches the wipe-data screen without unlocking the phone.

FRP-Safe Order

Shows the exact sequence that avoids tripping Factory Reset Protection after the wipe.

Any Android OEM

Samsung, Xiaomi/Redmi, Vivo, OPPO, realme, Motorola and Pixel — the keys differ, the flow does not.

Tool-Assisted Option

When Recovery is locked, FRPB's Flash Reset performs the same wipe over USB on a device you own.

Step-by-step: Factory Reset Android — No Password

  1. 1

    Charge and power off the phone

    Charge above 50% and power the Android device off completely before starting the reset.

  2. 2

    Boot into Recovery mode

    Hold the OEM key combo — usually Power + Volume Up (Samsung: Power + Bixby + Volume Up) — until the Recovery menu appears.

  3. 3

    Wipe data / factory reset

    Use the volume keys to highlight Wipe Data / Factory Reset and the power key to confirm, then choose to erase all user data.

  4. 4

    Reboot and satisfy FRP

    Reboot the device and sign in with the original Google account. If the account is unknown, use an FRP bypass tool on a device you own.

Own-device guideUpdated for 2026SHA-256 verified releaseClean release · no adwareWindows 10 / 11 · x64

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Factory Reset Android — No Password on a device you own.

Can I factory reset Android without the password?

Yes, on a device you own. Recovery mode (power + volume keys) reaches Wipe Data / Factory Reset without needing the screen password — but Android's Factory Reset Protection still requires the last Google account afterwards.

Why does the phone ask for the Google account after the reset?

That is Factory Reset Protection. Android remembers the Google account that was signed in and asks for it after a wipe to prove ownership. Signing in with the same account clears it.

What if Recovery mode is locked too?

Some devices ship with Recovery locked. FRPB's Flash Reset performs an equivalent factory wipe over USB on a device you are authorised to service, then guides you back through FRP.

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