Also, if you generate a new set of codes, all previous codes are deactivated. In the two-step verification box, enter one of your backup codes. Step 2: Enter your Gmail and normal password that you'd use to log in at home. Use your backup code in place of the two-step verification code. Step 1: Open the Android Device Manager app (or install it for your friend) and tap the username menu at the top. Pick the guest option from the account menu. If you do have your backup codes, here's how to find your device: The catch? Well, you must use one of your backup codes to log in if you have two-step verification enabled (and if you don't, what are you waiting for?! Do it now!) Basically, this is a friendly reminder that you should print them out and carry the codes with you. Now, instead of rushing home to your computer, you can locate your device from a friend's Android. But what if you don't have access to your computer, or even your other Android devices? That's the problem that the most recent update to the Android Device Manager aims to solve. From your Web browser or another Android device, you can ring your lost Android, lock it down with a new password, or completely erase it.
If you lose your Android device somewhere, the easiest way to find it would be the Android Device Manager.
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