Trying to unlock & access a password locked Android cell phone that has screen damage on a small section so I can't input the last # of password I've tried going around the password with some of those programs they have advertised, where they claim it will eliminate the password requirement and get you right into your Android device. What I don't quite understand is what were they thinking of when in the procedures, one of the steps will involve changing the settings in the locked Android (e.g. Debugging must be on, or load this program onto the locked Android....)  Did someone actually go through some of these processes before releasing program? I mean, how are you supposed to get into the settings of a phone you're locked out of, or let alone, load a program or app onto the android you're trying to unlock? I wanna see that happen.
So anyway, I have an android cell phone, I dropped it, screen cracked and part of the screen has no capacity to input anything, it's like a dead area; screen works there, but no touch entry.
Is there any way of eliminating the passcode step, get into it, and load it up with mirror app to view and control the device? And, getting another device to recognize the locked device via USB wire connect.
Things I have done:

Remote into the device
Connect a peripheral input device
Use ADB to send inputs (added bonus of being scriptable and/or AHK/Rainmeter combo)
Use the accessibility tools Assistant Menu or Universal Switches
Screen casting
Specific to Samsung Note series: the phone screen uses two separate touch digitizers.  If one is broken (e.g., touch), the other (in this case the magnetic induction digitizer) may still be functioning.