How to Unlock a Smartwatch

Unlocking a smartwatch is a fairly simple process that takes only a few seconds. First, you need to enter a unique wrong passcode. Once you’ve entered the incorrect passcode, you’ll be prompted to do a factory reset. Tap the factory reset button. When you’ve finished, you’ll need to re-pair your watch with your smartphone. Then, you’ll need to clear the Bluetooth cache.

Another solution is to factory reset your watch. This process will delete all data from the watch. I tried it on my friend’s Fossil smartwatch running Android. To do this, first go to the watch’s settings and then swipe down. Next, select Personalization. From the Personalization menu, select a passcode. Then, enter the passcode again. If you don’t remember the password, type in a new one and tap Done. When the watch is unlocked, tap Done.

The next option to unlock your smartwatch is to reset it to factory defaults. This method works best for smartwatches that don’t have passwords stored on them. But if you’re unable to remember your passcode, you’ll have to manually unlock the watch using the passcode menu. This will erase all data from the watch. After a factory reset, make sure to pair your smartwatch with your phone and remove its Bluetooth cache before proceeding.

Unlock an Android Smartwatch

To lock your smartwatch, enter an invalid password. It can take several seconds to complete. You should enter an incorrect passcode every time you attempt to unlock your smartwatch. After waiting for thirty seconds, enter another incorrect password until your watch locks again. Click on the done or checkmark button to confirm. You will be prompted to reset the watch using the Wear OS app. Open the Wear OS app, scroll down until you reach the advanced settings section, and tap the reset button at the bottom. Tap on the un-pair button if you are using an Android smartphone. Tap on Un-Pair Watch if you own an iPhone.