Thursday 7 June 2018

How To Unlock Android Device With Cracked Or Broken Screen

If you have accidentally broken your Android screen and now its locked and you are unable to unlock it to access the data of the device, then you can simply follow the two possible ways to unlock your Android phone easily.

Although most of the Android device manufacturers have managed to make some solid hardware and body of the device so that if these devices fall due to any mishap, then these could tend to be safe without any damage. But still, the soft part of the device like the screen can get damaged even with a slight slip away fall. The screen can also most probably gets damaged and broken most easily. In that case, if you have your device locked and any mishap has broken your device’s screen, then it becomes impossible to use your device or unlock your device as the display stops working because of being broken.

How To Unlock Android Device With Cracked Or Broken Screen

Here in this article, we have stated the method by which you can still have a control on your device and use it to get all your data safely. Read this article to know about the things that you can do to unlock Android with broken LCD/LED. The method is quite straightforward and easy, so you just need to follow the steps below to access the data on your device or to control it and unlock it.

#1 Method: Unlock Android with broken Screen LCD/LED Using Android Control Program

Step 1. First of all, download the “Android Control Program” from the internet. This is a great software by which you can connect your device to the computer and then have access to its data, control it, etc.

Step 2. After successfully downloading the program, you will have to install this on your computer. After installing this program on your computer, Launch it and then connect your damaged Android with the computer through USB data cable.

Step 3. This program will then enable you to control your connected Android device by using the mouse and keyboard of your computer. Use these to unlock your device and then after that you can also transfer all the data of the phone using this software.

#2 Method: Using OTG Cable And Mouse

This method will only work if your Android has only swipe and unlock the lock. You need an OTG cable and a mouse. Connect the mouse to your Android device with OTG cable, and then simply press left button of your mouse and then swipe to the right to unlock your Android.

#3 Method: Using Google Remote Unlock

We all know about Android device manager which is a best online tool to get your phone if lost. Android device manager needs to be active if you want to unlock your phone.

Step 1. First of all, you need to visit the Android Device Manager website from your computer.

Step 2. Now scan for your connected device. Luckily if you have turned on the GPS and have a device linked it will show you.

Step 3. Now there you need to click on “Lock” It might seem like the exact opposite of what you want to press. However, this also provides you the option to unlock the screen long enough to transfer whatever you needed.

#4 Method: Using Vysor

Well, it’s a Chrome app which is called Vysor, it simply allows users to view and control their Android device on their computer. Vysor needs USB connectivity to work on which might look complicated, but it’s easy.
Step 1. First of all, you need to download and install Vysor app on your Chrome Browser.
Step 3. In the next step, you need to enable the USB Debugging. To enable the USB Debugging Mode, you need to head to the developer option and then enable ‘USB Debugging’
Step 4. Connect your Android to the computer via USB Cable and then open Vysor on Chrome and then click on ‘Find Devices’. It will show you the connected devices.
Step 5. Select the device, and on your Android device, you will get a popup ‘Allow USB Debugging’ tap on ‘Ok’.
Step 6. Once connected, you will see a message on your smartphone like ‘Vysor is Connected’
That’s it, you are done! This is how you can use Vysor to control your Android device with a broken screen.

#5 Method: Using AirMirror

Airdroid had just received an update that brought the cool AirMirror feature. This feature works on non-rooted smartphones also. This feature lets you mirror the complete Android interface to a PC.

Step 1. First of all, open web.airdroid.com from your computer and then connect your Android with the help of the Airdroid mobile app.
Step 2. Once connected, click on Air Mirror from web.airdroid.com and then it will ask you to install an AirMirror plugin. Click on install to install it on your chrome browser.
Step 3. Now once installed, it will open up the AirMirror plugin.
Step 4. Enable the USB Debugging mode on your Android and then connect it with your computer using USB cable.
Step 5. Once done, you need to click on Device authorization and choose the device.

That’s it! Now you can control your Android device from the computer. It will help those who have damaged or broken screen.

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