Factory reset is not something smartphone and tablet owners should do Galaxy they did too often. However, there are situations where you may need to perform a clean factory reset, such as when you are going to recycle, exchange, donate or sell your device. And since you usually do this once in a long period of time, it's easy to forget where to look for the Samsung factory reset option.
Perform a clean factory reset on your Samsung device Galaxy it only requires a few steps. It's not a complicated process, but keep in mind that you'll lose all the data stored in your phone's memory. Data stored on the microSD card (assuming your device Galaxy has expandable storage) will not be affected by the factory reset. Regardless, we recommend backing up all data and removing the card from the device before proceeding.
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How to factory reset Samsung
- Open it Settings.
- Scroll all the way down and select the menu General administration.
- Here again scroll down and select an option Restore.
- Here you will already find the option Factory data reset.
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You are also warned here that this option will restore the phone's default settings. Not only the data will be deleted, but also the installed applications. You will also be logged out of all accounts. So if you really want to do a factory data reset, confirm your choice with the menu Restore, which you can find at the very bottom. After that, the phone will restart and it will be erased. The time it takes to do this will depend on how much data you have on your device before it is wiped. You should also have the device charged enough so that it does not run out of power during the process so that it is not interrupted and runs correctly to its end.
The phone does not respond at all to this procedure or even to a hard reset. It's still going back to normal. What with this? What is the possible course of action?
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