NONE choice is missing

[Rawad Semaan1]

hello guys,
today i installed the ACDisplay app but i can't find the none choice to disable android's lockscreen. i got only 4 choices
. Swipe
. Pattern
. PIN
. Password.

Any help please

 

[theduder]

??

Swipe is no login security. It's the same as previous if recall correctly - haven't you always had to at least swipe your finger to enter an unprotected phone?

 

[ptkelly]

Maybe I don't understand but under security I have five options:
None
Swipe
Pattern
Pin
Password

If you select "none" there is no lock screen. When you start up you go straight to the home screen.

 

[blak8830]

Seems like "none" gets removed or disabled if you ever use "guest", or have added any users. If you remove the guest session, you can get "none" back.
To remove a guest session, switch to the guest user, pull down notifications/settings, and touch the guest icon. You should have a choice to remove guest. That will remove the session/user info from memory, but does NOT delete the guest user capability. Hope that's clear.

 

[hjmillre]

I'm having the same issue. I set a PIN yesterday on my Nexus 7 just to play with the various smart lock features. Now I can't disable the lockscreen. The "None" and "Swipe" options are visible, but grayed out and are not able to be selected. Beneath them it reads: "Disabled by administrator, encryption policy, or credential storage." I have tried the suggestion to remove the guest account, and that does not work. Although I remove the account - it persists.

 

[theduder]

Deauthorize the device administrators.

 

[Rawad Semaan1]

that's what am tryin to say. there is no ( none) option to disable the lockscreen.

 

[lawdawg1942]

I had the exact same thing and as mentioned below i went into the guest profile, im not sure if thats what caused it but i suppose it would make sense. I also had a exchange server email and it prohibited me from using Swipe, i had to use a patten or PIN. After removing exchange i was able to use Swipe again. Try toasting the guest account as stated below. I just did a bloody factory reset and still banging my head.....

 

[Nonymous666]

Seems like "none" gets removed or disabled if you ever use "guest", or have added any users. If you remove the guest session, you can get "none" back.
To remove a guest session, switch to the guest user, pull down notifications/settings, and touch the guest icon. You should have a choice to remove guest. That will remove the session/user info from memory, but does NOT delete the guest user capability. Hope that's clear.

The above fix worked for me, too...

http://forums.androidcentral.com/go...g-secure-lockscreen-lollipop.html#post4070340