How To Reset Your Samsung Phone
A factory reset is a handy solution to troubleshoot issues and boost performance on your Samsung phone. However, keep in mind that it will erase all data, so back up your essential files beforehand.
Method 1: Software Reset
- Open “Settings.”
- Navigate to “General Management” or “System.”
- Tap “Reset” and select “Factory data reset.”
- Enter your PIN, pattern, or password if prompted.
- Confirm the reset and wait for your phone to restart.
Method 2: Hardware Reset
- Power off your phone.
- Press and hold “Volume Up” and “Power” simultaneously.
- Release the buttons when you see the Samsung logo.
- Select “Wipe data/factory reset” using volume keys.
- Confirm with the “Power” button and restart your phone.
Performing a factory reset can breathe new life into your Samsung phone. Always back up your data and follow the steps carefully to reset your device without a hitch. For additional help, refer to the user manual or Samsung’s support website.
Reset didn’t fix the problem?
There might be something wrong on a hardware level. Book online or visit our Parnell or Ponsonby stores to get a professional opinion.
