How can I do hard reset a Samsung phone

You can do a hard reset by using three methods. Which one you need to choose depends on the problem.

How to do hard reset a Samsung phone using Settings

Depending on the version of Android operating system, the desired option is located in different places. As a rule, this item can be found in the following path. Go to the main settings menu on your smartphone. Tab – “Privacy”. Here you can find the item “Reset data”. On some devices you need to select the option “Backup”. There is also an option – “Reset data”. When you select the last item, you will have to agree to delete all your data.

Service codes for hard reset a Samsung phone

Service codes enjoyed great popularity among phone users. Now they rarely use, but they still exist and operate. To hard reset a Samsung phone, enter the sequence of characters *2767*3855#. Remember that the result of this command is to reset all the settings and clearing the phone’s internal memory.

Hard reset a Samsung phone through Recovery mode

If you have serious problems with the launch of your smartphone, you can hard reset a Samsung phone it through the Recovery mode. You need to press a specific key combination to enter Recovery mode. Usually the combination consists of Power button + Volume Up/Down button.

When you see the menu, you will need to choose wipe/factory reset. The next step is to confirm to delete all data. As a result, smartphone will reset to the default settings.

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He talks for some time now, the first alleged images of the internal metal frame of the next Samsung Galaxy S5 have been around the world and today we go back to talking about it, getting closer and closer the information to a possible official confirmation. According to a new report from some Korean media, Catcher (the Taiwanese company hired by Samsung to produce the metal casings) says it is ready to commence the provision originally scheduled from 10 million to 30 million units, as of this month.

Another Chinese company instead (BYD) will cover the remainder of the request in case the demand exceeds expectations, not to be left behind with the production and be able to secure enough components. It would therefore seem confirmed, at least as regards the inner casing, the use of the metal in the next Galaxy S5, but considering the love for Samsung in the plastic not be surprised if we still use the polycarbonate part of the outer casing, even only to allow replacement battery and memory expansion that will hopefully remain.

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