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Making TWRP fortifications is an outright need in the event that will be setting up and tweaking Android. Notwithstanding, if your phone is mixed, you may have a couple issues with your PIN or mystery word lock consequent to restoring from a support. This is what's going on.

If the fortification you're restoring uses the same PIN as your present structure, everything should go swimmingly. In any case, if the system you're restoring to uses a substitute PIN than the structure you're restoring from, you may continue running into a couple of idiosyncrasies. When you reboot your phone

To begin with, boot by and by into TWRP's recovery environment. It'll likely approach you for a password–enter your most recent working PIN (the one you were using before you restored from fortification). If you didn't have a PIN, sort in default_password. You'll be invited with the essential TWRP window.

TWRP-home

By then, make a beeline for Advanced > File Manager, and go to the/data/structure envelope. Look down and find the two records with the .key development. Eradicate them two (by tapping on the record and a while later tapping the "Delete" get). By then, eradicate each one of the archives containing the word locksettings.

So on my Nexus 5X, for occurrence, I deleted the going with records:

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