Undoubtedly Android phone has become one of the most popular smartphones throughout the world. Of course, there will be some tough problems happening in the use of Android smartphone. You have once forgotten unlock password, or take over use of the phone storage? Maybe you just changed some settings of the Android system so the device went wrong in some way? Don't worry. These problems can be easily solved by factory resetting your Android. Now, follow us and take some minutes to learn how to perform a factory reset on your Android phone in the following introductions.
What's Factory Reset?
Factory Reset, also called hard reset will restore your Android device to the state where it was made out in the factory. That is, all installed applications, software, passwords, accounts and other personal data you have stored on the internal phone memory, will be erased or wiped out clean. What still stay are the settings by the producers and files downloaded to the SD card. But the apps need to be reinstalled or restored from the backup file. No matter for which reason you need to perform a factory reset on your device, it is effective and quick to bring your Android back to work again.
Note: We would like to suggest you to backup your Android Data before factory reset.
Note: Before you factory reset your device, back up all the needed contents and data, like photos, contracts, text messages, etc. Also, you can make a backup of all installed apps and games with personal information.
Simply turn off your device. Then press some certain buttons combined, like "Power" + "Volume –", or "Home" + "Back", to enter Recovery Mode. Select "Wipe date/factory reset" in the option menu thus your Android is in the factory reset process.
Note: Compared to the above two methods, wipe data under Recovery Mode is more thorough than that in Factory Data Reset operation. Plus, factory reset under Recovery Mode also means all the content in the device is permanently wiped out.
What's Factory Reset?
Factory Reset, also called hard reset will restore your Android device to the state where it was made out in the factory. That is, all installed applications, software, passwords, accounts and other personal data you have stored on the internal phone memory, will be erased or wiped out clean. What still stay are the settings by the producers and files downloaded to the SD card. But the apps need to be reinstalled or restored from the backup file. No matter for which reason you need to perform a factory reset on your device, it is effective and quick to bring your Android back to work again.
Note: We would like to suggest you to backup your Android Data before factory reset.
How to Give your Android Device a Factory Reset?
Here we introduce you two simple as well as useful ways to factory reset your Android phone successfully.Method 1: Perform a Factory Reset from the Device
Usually, you can turn to your device for factory resetting, as it is provided in "Settings" > "Back up and Reset" > "Factory data reset". Note: Before you factory reset your device, back up all the needed contents and data, like photos, contracts, text messages, etc. Also, you can make a backup of all installed apps and games with personal information.
Method 2: Factory Reset Android in Recovery Mode
If you are the unlucky guy who happened to forget the unlock password on your Android, the method introduced above won't help at all. Since you can't access the phone, factory reset your device in Recovery Mode is the ideal way for you now.Simply turn off your device. Then press some certain buttons combined, like "Power" + "Volume –", or "Home" + "Back", to enter Recovery Mode. Select "Wipe date/factory reset" in the option menu thus your Android is in the factory reset process.
Note: Compared to the above two methods, wipe data under Recovery Mode is more thorough than that in Factory Data Reset operation. Plus, factory reset under Recovery Mode also means all the content in the device is permanently wiped out.
No comments:
Post a Comment