How to Factory Reset / Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge
When your Samsung Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge is slower performing or maybe an error feels to be troubling operation, don’t be restless– a quick factory reset could assist refresh your smartphone. When your password is missed, the same operation may make your smartphones back to normal again.
Before we begin, we must ensure of what factory reset is. It will bring your smartphone back to its own original state exactly like before you bought it. That indicates that all settings are will be returned to defaults, and all files will be completely removed. It means everything are actually removed– contacts, photos, videos, stored music, saved files. Definitely everything will be revoked, so it is much better for you to back up all things you wish to save. There are a couple of kinds of factory reset– Soft reset and Hard reset.
Soft Reset
The first option is to perform a Soft Reset It is the easiest way to execute a factory reset for those that can access their smartphone’s settings. If you have already backed up all of your files, next you can easily return your mobile devices to factory settings through the settings menu.
– Beginning, open Settings and scroll down to the Backup and reset option. In the direction of the bottom of the screen, tap Factory Data Reset.
– The on-screen prompts can advise you that the data will be lost and the smartphone is truly back to default settings. Confirm that you want to do the reset, and after that push Reset Device.
– Your smartphone now has been restored to factory reset.
Hard Reset
There is the second choice, the Hard Reset, and for anyone who have lost their security passwords and can not access the smartphone’s settings will be able to do a factory reset this way.
– First, turn off the smartphone.
– When the smartphone is off, hold the volume up, home, and power buttons down together. Always keep holding this combination even though the smartphone boots, until the screen before your eyes shows the Android Robot.
– After a while, you can get access to the smartphone’s boot menu. Use the volume up/down buttons to move, and the power button for creating options, find and select the Wipe Data/Factory Reset option.
– Next, scroll down to Yes, delete all user data, and after that press the power button again. You will see script scrolling throughout the bottom of the display, that will end in Data Wipe Complete.
– After the operation is finished, press the power button once again to reset the device.
Now, The smartphone has been backed to factory reset, and there is no need for you to think about the lost password any longer. But make sure that you remember your new one.
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