Turn on your phone, then swipe up on your phone's screen to unlock it. If your phone
currently requires a PIN, you'll see the keypad for entering it first.
Put your finger on fingerprint sensor to unlock your phone if you have set a fingerprint.
55.
How often do I need to enter a PIN to unlock my phone?
If you've set a PIN by yourself, you can choose how often you're required to enter a PIN from
your lock screen, which can be anywhere from 30 seconds to 30 minutes, or each time you
unlock your phone. If you have a Microsoft Exchange account through your work, the
Exchange administrator will set the options you can choose.
This setting is different from how often your phone goes to sleep, which you can set
separately.
To set how often you're required to enter a PIN from your lock screen, do the following:
1)
On Start screen, swipe over to the All apps list, then select
Settings
>
Accounts
>
Sign-‐in options
.
2)
Under
Require sign-‐in
, choose the time you want.
Note: If you have set Fingerprint on your phone,
Require sign-‐in
option will default to
Every
time
.
To set how often your phone goes to sleep, do the following:
1)
On Start screen, swipe over to the All apps list, then select
Settings
>
Personalization
>
Lock screen
.
2)
Select
Screen times out after
and choose the time you want.
56.
Can I make an emergency call on a locked phone?
Yes, you can make an emergency phone call on a locked phone. Turn on your phone, then
swipe up on your phone's screen until you can see the keypad. Select Emergency call, then
enter the emergency phone number for your location.
