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Just before Christmas I ran across this tutorial and spent a late afternoon unlocking my TF700T, installing TWRP, ADB Fastboot tool and CROMi-X 5.2.3. Tutorial: Flashing a custom ROM on TF700T. Similar Threads.Updated. How to re-enable Tethering on KitKat. (New method on T-Mobile without root.). Asus Releases Official TF700T Bootloader Unlocker Tool. Not too long ago, we witnessed the launch of Asus most recent entry into the world of tablets with the shinny, slim, and fully loaded.

I have an Android device which is running Android 4.0.3 (or something like that). My little brother decided to try and guess my lock screen pattern the other day, and ended up locking me out. I have since been unable to log back in to the tablet using my Google Account details. I provided the correct login details, however it says they are incorrect.

Could this be connected to the fact I have no internet connection? I have no internet connection as the device is WiFi only, and the WiFi is currently turned off. I cannot turn it on, as I am locked out.

How can I log back into my tablet without wiping the user data? There are several ways even in this stage. I'll try to sum up as many of them as I remember/find. Also, I don't keep it restricted to a single device - but try to cover as many as possible, so it will be helpful to as many readers as possible.

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As you kept the device-tag from your question, all of them should find it:) All devices: if your credentials are not accepted, though they are correct Sometimes this part seems to be buggy, so lists a few work-arounds. Amongst others, these include:. try entering null as password. (together with your google username; according to it should be the literal term null). try entering your username without @gmail.com.

Combine 1 and 2. Try the normal recover password routine from GMail.com and start over from 1.

All devices: Bypass screenlock using a special app According to, the problem should be very easy to resolve:. Go to the web version of Google Play. Login with the Google account associated with your Android device.

Install (unfortunately a paid app now). Reboot your device. Another source mentioning this is, which contains a few more explanations. According to that, the app will circumvent the 'too many attempts' block, so you can directly access your device again (to e.g. Make a complete backup before resetting it).

As soon as this app is uninstalled, the 'too many attempts' will be in effect again immediately. Hence, they add a few more steps:. Go to Settings → Accounts & Sync. Under Manage Accounts, remove all accounts except your Google account. (this should enable your Google username and password). Go to Settings → Applications → Manage Applications.

Find Screen Lock Bypass and uninstall the app. Thanks for your detailed explanation, I was able to unlock using USB debugging in recovery mode. A few hints: 1) As you noted, mounting data is necessary: mount /data in adb -d shell works. 2) sqlite3 was not available on the device. I had to pull the file, edit locally and push it back using adb pull /data/. And adb push settings.db /data/.

3) Ultimately, I had to say update secure set value=0 where name='lockscreen.lockedoutpermanently'; on my device (Android 2.x, tell me how to find out the info about the device I need to tell you;-) ) – Jan 5 '14 at 20:32. So the same thing happened with me today- a friend fiddled with my pattern lock - too many attempts- asked me to enter my google account and password, but it didn't work even though i remembered it correctly. I tried all permutations and combinations and possible passwords. I read multiple blogs to find a solution (and to avoid a factory reset).

What finally worked was very bizarre - (keep clicking on the sign in button without entering anything, then enter something random and keep clicking. Then enter your username (without @gmail) and your password. If you get lucky, it'll ask for a new pattern and your phone will be normal.

However, this happened 4-5 after it got locked and after i tried everything. So presing buttons like a madman is the only shot!! Also download 'Screen Lock Bypass Pro' for next time.

About TWRP TWRP or Team Win Recovery Project is an open source project. The project is handled by four people right now. Initially, they have started this project for porting WiMAX to CyanogenMod 7 ROM only for one device, i.e., HTC EVO 4G. Now they have evolved, and TWRP Recovery supports almost all Android devices.

TWRP Recovery Features 1) Supports Most Android Devices: TWRP Recovery supports flashing custom ROM or any other zip files in almost all Android devices. Regardless of your manufacturer, Android version or make, you can download and flash TWRP recovery in your Android smartphone or tablet. 2) Simple UI: The user interface of TWRP recovery is simple. Once you have flashed this recovery in your device, you can easily use it to install custom ROM, or any other custom software’s without difficulty. 3) Factory Reset: If your device is not booting into Android OS you can easily do a factory reset by booting into TWRP recovery. Most of the times doing a factory reset will clear the Android booting issues. 4) Easy Backup: Using TWRP recovery you can easily take an NANdroid Backup, i.e., full system backup.

Using this backup, you can restore your corrupted or bricked device to a working condition again.