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Reset All - Nikon Coolpix B500 Reference Manual [Page 160]

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Nikon Coolpix B500 Manual Online: location data, Reset All. Press The D Button M Z Menu Icon M Location Data M K Button Set Whether Or Not To Add Shooting ...

Reset All Press the d button M z tab M Reset all
When Reset is selected, the camera's settings will be restored to their default

Complete reset is not possible. The language and date and time stay as they are. But you can set back shooting options. For that press the menu button and goto the second logo from the top, the camera/ Shooting Menu: Shooting Options.
The first line of the menu is Reset shooting menu.
Press there and follow the options.
Then you can reset the custom settings.
Third logo on the left in the menu. The pencil and called Custom Settings. Press that and chose line 1 again.

I'm convinced you already did read the user manual. There are three things you can reset:
1. User settings. In menu mode P, you can undo all the settings you made. Page 69.
2. Reset all settings. Page 151 Menu settings, chose the wrench symbol and chose reset all. All settings will be restored to factory settings.
3. Reset file numbering. Page 154 Menu settings, chose the wrench symbol and chose reset file numbering.
In the same menu is also the view firmware version. Yours should read Coolpix P90 Ver.X.X .
The latest update of firmware for the P90 is 1.1 Great chance your camera came with that revision already. If you registered your camera with Nikon, they will inform you when a new firmware is released.
Really, there is nothing more you can reset on the camera.
So if something is wrong, it can't be helped with the reset you have in mind, because that reset does not exist.
If you want the firmware 1.1, goto Nikon USA and support. Everything you want is there.

It doesn't reset everything, but there is a "Reset All" command in the Setup menu. Press the MENU button, then the wrench and then "Reset All."
This reset leaves the date/time, white balance, language, and video mode alone.

Hi,
To reset your Nikon Speedlight SB-600 you need to press Mode + ON/OFF, both buttons simultaneously for approximately 2 seconds to reset all settings, including the custom settings (except the distance unit selected in m/ft) to their default values.
If this doesn't work for you, please comment and let me know, and I will be more than happy to assist you to further resolve your issue.
I will appreciate your feedback and positive rating for this free solution.

You can perform a two button reset. This can be accomplished by holding the BKT button and the metering mode button simultaneously for two seconds. Review page 111 of the D70 manual details which settings are restored to factory default after performing a two button reset. Custom settings are not changed.

Good luck!

Yes you can. Go to the menu and choose tools on the left side(the wrench) in this list you'll see "Reset All" and this will set you back to your factory defaults. Thanks, Dana

There are many settings which may have been accidentally changed. I suggest that the easiest way for you to go back the factory settings would be to use the "reset" facility on the menu options. This will reset the camera to the way it was when it came from the factory. Following this, you may need to reset the date and time. Alternatively, you can leave the batteries out of the camera for a few days, and this will cause it to lose any settings, forcing a factory reset.

turn camera on, turn upper dial to setup, have the display on, use the up/down arrows on the back of the camera to click to RESET ALL, use the side arrow to to click to the reset box, either NO or RESET.