Doing so erases all the options and data on the phone.
We’ll show you how to do it.
Once the reset is done, it’s possible for you to set up your phone from scratch.
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One way to reset your phone is to use the controls app.
This method works even ifyour phone refuses to turn on.
In parameters, scroll down and select “General Management.”
In the “General Management” menu, choose “Reset.”
On the “Reset” page, select “Factory Data Reset.”
Scroll down the page and tap “Reset.”
Note that all your data will be wiped when you reset your phone.
verify you’ve successfully backed up your important files before proceeding further.
Your phone will ask you toenter your PIN or pattern.
Do so to begin the reset process.
If you’ve linked a Samsung account to your phone, input your account password to continue.
Then, wait for your phone to finish resetting.
Enjoy a clean Android phone!
To use this method, first, turn off your phone.
While your phone is turned off, press and hold down the Volume Up+Power buttons at the same time.
Your phone will enter recovery mode.
When recovery mode launches, use the Volume Down button to highlight the “Wipe Data/Factory Reset” option.
Then, jump into the option by pressing the Power button.
verify you’re okay withlosing all your phone’s data.
You won’t be able to recover your files once they’re deleted.
Wait for your phone to finish resetting.
And that’s how you bring your Samsung phone back to factory condition.
Very useful in many cases!
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