Questions & Answers for: Galaxy factory data reset

...The device will reboot automatically. If this does not solve the problem, perform a factory data reset. In Menu mode, select Settings ? Privacy ? Factory data reset ? Reset phone ? Erase

...data/Factory reset with VOLUME DOWN, press Power (right hand-side) Select YES -- delete all user data with VOLUME DOWN and then press Power After format, press Power again to reboot phone. (select ...

reset galaxy s 7 Go to Apps> Settings> Backup & Reset. ( From the reset section )> tap Factory Data Reset > Then tap on reset phone > Delete All. The phone will then turn off and reboot.

...data/factory reset. Note Utilize the volume up/down keys to highlight and the power button to select. Select Yes -- delete all user data. Note Allow several seconds for the factory data reset to ...

...hold down the power button until the logo shows up 3. use the volume keys to move and the power button to select 4. select "wipe data/factory reset" 5.and reboot your phone... i hoped that

...you see Samsung logo. Then select from Recovery Mode menu "wipe data / factory reset" using Volume buttons to navigate and Power button to confirm select erase all data go back and select reboot ...

factory data reset may help with a blank or frozen screen, apps crashing or freezing, keypad/touchscreen problems, can't hear, device making noises, can't make or receive calls, and device won't sync.

...button. And continue to hold "vol up" and Home, Until you see recovery mode. When you reach recovery mode, choose Wipe data/ factory reset by vol up and down : and pick the right one by "power" key

...data/factory reset. With wipe data/factory reset highlighted, press the Power button. Press the Volume Down key to scroll to Yes --delete all user data and press the Power key. Once the wipe is ...

...logo appears, then release only the power button. Release the volume up button and home key when the recovery screen appears. From the Android system recovery screen, select wipe data/factory