Blackberry q5 Brand new phone, it's the first day, screen locked after getting close to battery life, can't now swipe screen to open ?

Samsung Galaxy S6: How to bypass Password:

Hello. You'll need to enter in your password first in order to get into the phone, and then set the phone to no security so that you can get into your device without having to enter it all the time, if it has become annoying. I would suggest at least using a simple swipe pattern to lock your phone

1. Enter screen unlock password
2. Go to:
Settings>Device>Lock screen>
(under screen security)
tap on "Screen Lock"
(enter your screen unlock password to confirm)
select: None, or Swipe, or pattern

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if you are unable to select: None or Swipe
because they are greyed out
like this:


then you will have to just clear the credentials in security..
(this happens when you select a high security option)

go to:
Settings>Security>Clear Credentials
then go back to
selecting your new lock screen option

then, Go to:
Settings>Device>Lock screen>
(under screen security)
tap on "Screen Lock"
(enter your last screen unlock password to confirm)
select: None, or Swipe, or pattern



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All you need is open your phone and locate the touch screen connection that connected on your screen, then remove it carefully and clean it and insert again, then open your phone,,,
if nothing's happen, you will now have to buy a new screen to replace it

Try a factory reset. If this doesn't work, could be the battery.

Hi. You need not go anywhere to unlock your Blackberry Q5. You can unlock it safer and easier from your home itself. All you need to do is visit MobileUnlockSolutions.com submit the required details and get the accurate unlock code for your Blackberry Q5. Good luck.

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1 - Switch ON your Blackberry Q5 with your current network/service provider's SIM card.
2 - Using the menu go to Settings Menu -> SIM card and press select.
3 - While holding the SHIFT key, type mepd.(NOTE: You may not see any text appear on the screen while typing mepd)
4 - You should now see the five locking categories listed.
5 - While holding the SHIFT KEY, type mep2.(NOTE: You may not see any text appear on the screen while typing mep2).
6 - Release the shift key.
7 - You will now be prompted to enter the Network MEP code. (it will also state how many attempts left)
8 - Enter the Unlock Code.
9 - Enter Return/Enter.
10 - The Blackberry Q5 should then be unlocked.

Hi. I couldn't find any reliable free unlocking solutions for a blackberry Q5. Some of the available free offers were looking to be scam. So it is better to get the accurate unlock code from any legit source. for example, You can visit TheUnlockArena.Com to get accurate unlock code for your Blackberry Q5 at affordable cost with easy unlocking guide. Good luck.

Hi free unlock code is not available for your mobile. So better you can go for paid unlocking service. I would suggest this site Unlocking4u.com here you can get the unlock code and unlock your mobile. To get the code you have to mentioned which country is locked now,network provider and imei number. Then they send unlock code through email.
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Hello Oscar,

In order for you to unlock your Blackberry Q5, it implies that you will loose all the data and information on it. The only way to have your data and information intact is to unlock it with the actual or correct password or passcode. If you probably know the person that locked it, as him/her for the password or passcode, but if you don't know the person, then your device will have to reset itself back to factory settings after trying with several passwords which are not correct.

So to unlock it, it means you have to keep trying to use different passcode till the device ask you to type in the word 'blackberry' for a reset. I advise that you remove your memory card before trying this.

Hope am able to solve your problem.

Thank you.

Instructions

1. • 1 Turn off your wireless and Bluetooth when they are not in use. If you leave your wireless settings on, your phone is constantly looking for a wireless connection, even if one isn't readily available. This eats up battery power. Touch "Manage Connections" from your home screen and select "Off" for wireless connection. Then turn your wireless on when you know a connection is available.
     
   • 2 Close applications when you're finished using them. Leaving applications running uses memory and battery power, especially if those applications send you frequent notifications, like Facebook. Once you're done using an application, use the Blackberry button and select "Close" at the bottom of the menu to close the app completely and avoid notifications until you open the app again.
     
   • 3 Use your applications wisely. If you're running short on battery life, it may not be a good time to run Google Maps or other applications that use a lot of battery power. In general, battery-consuming applications are those the need a constant internet or data connection and cause you to receive frequent notifications.
     
   • 4 Change your vibrate notifications so that they occur less frequently, and use audio notifications when you can. Vibration actually uses more battery life than a ring tone. While you may need to put your phone on vibrate when you need to use your phone discreetly, shortening the amount of vibration notifications you get can conserve battery life. Choose "Options" from your home screen, and then "Sounds and Ringtones." Choose "Ringtones" from the drop down menu and select the type of ringtone you want. To decrease the volume of your vibration -- and therefore the power you use -- press the volume buttons on the side of the phone when the phone is in vibrate mode.
     
   • 5 Decrease the backlight timeout, which keeps the keys on your Bold lit for a specified amount of time after you stop using them. The shorter the timeout, the less battery power you'll waste. Visit "Options" from your home screen and then choose "Screen/Keyboard." Adjust the backlight settings so you only have three to five second before timeout and the backlight shuts off. You can also use the settings to dim the backlight to use less power.
     

Read more: How to Optimize My Blackberry Bold's Battery Life ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_8087565_optimize-blackberry-bolds-battery-life.html#ixzz1HLj9WRhr

Hi

BBM ( blackberry messenger) could be a drain, especially with that many contacts pinging you all day long. Is your brightness on high? That is another big power drag. What apps are you running?
What themes have you installed? You can try reinstalling the OS. Check what applications are running on your device in the background, press the Menu key then choose Switch Applications. You will see the icons of each application there.
There are commonly four or five applications that will always be running (Messages, Call Logs/Phone, BlackBerry Messenger, Home screen, and the Browser; there are other third party applications such as Bee Jive, and BlackBerry Alerts which will also run in the background which you cannot close if you want them to operate). Make certain that the browser is NOT on an active webpage (open the browser and choose Menu > Close). Close any other applications that do not need to be running (the camera or a game you were playing or Google Maps).Also make certain BlackBerry Maps is not running in the background.
Do a simple reboot: With the BlackBerry device powered ON, remove the battery a few seconds and then reinsert the battery to reboot.
Now, watch your battery use the next few days again and see how it goes. Make sure you close or exit ALL applications properly: If you just hit the red "end call" key to go back to the home screen the application actually stays open and running in the background. If you do this repeatedly you will have lots of apps open and consequently your memory will get used up. Lack of memory is the biggest reason your BlackBerry slows to a crawl or locks up. If you get into the habit of actually using the menu key to close the applications this will at least slow down this battery drain and memory-clogging process.

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