Resetting your android device pin

If you've forgotten the PIN for your android device, you can reset it at https://www.google.com/android/devicemanager.

This page lets you choose from your registered devices (if you have more than one). From here you can see when it was last used, and where. You have the option of 'Ring', 'Erase', and 'Lock'. Choosing 'Lock' lets you provide a new pin - so next time you access it the new pin should be active.


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