After a long period of intensive use of your Android smartphone, do you feel that it is slowing down? Factory reset is an accessible and interesting alternative to give your device a facelift. Indeed, your device will return to the same software state it was in when it left the factory.
When you want to know how to debug and repair your Android smartphone, it is sometimes mandatory to go through the reset box of your smartphone. Here are a few steps on how to do it.
Reset an Android smartphone?
- Go to the "Settings" menu of your smartphone and choose System.
- Select Reset options.
- touch Erase all data (restore factory settings).
- Optional: on the next screen, the optional option Clear internal storage appears. We still recommend that you enable it to get better performance results after the restore. Then select Reset phone. Your device will ask you to enter your unlock code.
The reset process can now begin.
All you have to do is wait. At the end of the operation you will find a smartphone like new from a software point of view!
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