How to Factory Reset Your Samsung Galaxy

Go to Settings., Select the Privacy option., Tap on “Factory Data Reset” or ”Backup and Reset.” However, choosing “Factory Data Reset” or ”Backup and Reset” depends on the availability of these options on your Galaxy device. , Reset your Samsung...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Go to Settings.

    Tap on the Settings application, which looks either like a gear icon or a board with sliders on it, either from your device’s home screen or the application drawer.
  2. Step 2: Select the Privacy option.

    Do so by scrolling down the screen, and tapping on it. ,, Tap on the “Reset Phone” or ”Reset tablet” button.

    A screen will pop up prompting you to enter your password or unlock pattern; do so on the fields provided then tap on “Yes.” The factory reset process will start immediately.
  3. Step 3: Tap on “Factory Data Reset” or ”Backup and Reset.” However

  4. Step 4: choosing “Factory Data Reset” or ”Backup and Reset” depends on the availability of these options on your Galaxy device.

  5. Step 5: Reset your Samsung Galaxy.

Detailed Guide

Tap on the Settings application, which looks either like a gear icon or a board with sliders on it, either from your device’s home screen or the application drawer.

Do so by scrolling down the screen, and tapping on it. ,, Tap on the “Reset Phone” or ”Reset tablet” button.

A screen will pop up prompting you to enter your password or unlock pattern; do so on the fields provided then tap on “Yes.” The factory reset process will start immediately.

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