Your Phone Hard Reset

How to hard reset on your Your Phone ? If you need to wipe your phone's data for any reason, you can perform a hard reset in recovery mode. This feature will completely erase your personal information and data from your device and make it 100% clean.

Applications that you have previously installed and removed may affect system memory badly and cause overheating. It is observed that the overheating problem is solved by factory reset.

If your Your Phone smartphone has problems like:

• Running slowly,
• Unexpected stucks,
• Blank or frozen screen,
• Apps crashing or freezing,
• Virus infection,
• Frequent failures from system and apps,
• Device restarts itself,

Apart from all these problems, if you decide to sell or change your mobile phone, you can prefer the Your Phone hard reset as the easiest way to clear your personal information.

During the Your Phone hard reset process, all data, including the following, will be deleted from your device.

• Google account
• System and app data
• Settings
• Downloaded apps
• Music
• Pictures
• All other user data
• Service provider apps and content
• The decryption key for files on the SD card (You will not be able to use encrypted files on the SD card after your reset your device to hard defaults.)

Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is a security feature on Android devices with Lollipop 5.1 and higher. When you set up a Google Account on device, FRP becomes active automatically. Once FRP is activated, it will block the use of the device after factory reset process until logging on a remembered Google Account and Password.

If you have Developer Options turned on, you can also turn off FRP from your device's Settings app. Tap System > Advanced > Developer Options > OEM Unlocking

In any case, remember your Google email address and your password, because if the FRP is activated, you can only log in again with this information.

Before Your Phone hard reset, ensure the device is charged to a minimum of 50%. If you try to hard reset your smartphone with a critical amount of charge it may not turn on after the reboot.

HOW TO HARD RESET ON YOUR Your Phone IN RECOVERY MODE

You can perform a hard reset Your Phone following the instructions below, it resets to your device to the factory default settings.

Turn off your smartphone.
Press and hold Volume up + Home + Power buttons simultaneously till the device logo appears.
After the device logo , release Power button but hold the others a few more seconds.
Release all the buttons when Recovery mode screen appears.
Go to Wipe Data / Factory Reset option using Volume Down and press Power button to confirm it.
Go to Yes –Delete All User Data using Volume Down and press Power button to continue.
Recovery screen will appear after formatting process. Then, press the Power button on Reboot System Now to restart.

Your phone will automatically restart after hard reset of the Your Phone. The initial start-up of the device will take longer than usual, so do not interfere with the device and wait.

If you hard reset your smartphone because you suspect a third-party app is causing problems, when you set up the phone again, be sure you don't copy all apps. Then, restore one app at a time and use the smartphone for a while. If the smartphone has no issues, install the next app and retest.

When your Your Phone is turned on, you can setup it from a backup using your previous Google Account and Password, Backup and Restore options or you can set up as a new device and continue.

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Your Phone Factory Reset

How to factory reset on your Your Phone ? If you need to wipe your phone's data for any reason, you can perform a factory reset from the settings menu. This feature will completely erase your personal information and data from your device and make it 100% clean.

Applications that you have previously installed and removed may affect system memory badly and cause overheating. It is observed that the overheating problem is solved by factory reset.

If your Your Phone smartphone has problems like:

• Running slowly,
• Unexpected stucks,
• Blank or frozen screen,
• Apps crashing or freezing,
• Virus infection,
• Frequent failures from system and apps,
• Device restarts itself,

Apart from all these problems, if you decide to sell or change your mobile phone, you can prefer the Your Phone factory reset as the easiest way to clear your personal information.

During the Your Phone factory reset process, all data, including the following, will be deleted from your device.

• Google account
• System and app data
• Settings
• Downloaded apps
• Music
• Pictures
• All other user data
• Service provider apps and content
• The decryption key for files on the SD card (You will not be able to use encrypted files on the SD card after your reset your device to factory defaults.)

Factory Reset Protection (FRP) is a security feature on Android devices with Lollipop 5.1 and higher. When you set up a Google Account on device, FRP becomes active automatically. Once FRP is activated, it will block the use of the device after factory reset process until logging on a remembered Google Account and Password.

If you have Developer Options turned on, you can also turn off FRP from your device's Settings app. Tap System > Advanced > Developer Options > OEM Unlocking

In any case, remember your Google email address and your password, because if the FRP is activated, you can only log in again with this information.

Before Your Phone factory reset, ensure the device is charged to a minimum of 50%. If you try to factory reset your smartphone with a critical amount of charge it may not turn on after the reboot.

HOW TO FACTORY RESET ON YOUR Your Phone FROM THE SETTINGS MENU

You can perform a factory reset Your Phone following the instructions below, it resets to your device to the factory default settings.

Open the Settings menu
Tap General Management
Open Reset menu and select Factory Data Reset
Tap Reset
Confirm the process by entering Face Recognation,Fingerprint ID,Iris scan,screen lock or password.
Under the Reset menu, tap Delete All

Your phone will automatically restart after factory reset of the Your Phone. The initial start-up of the device will take longer than usual, so do not interfere with the device and wait.

 If you factory reset your smartphone because you suspect a third-party app is causing problems, when you set up the phone again, be sure you don't copy all apps. Then, restore one app at a time and use the smartphone for a while. If the smartphone has no issues, install the next app and retest.

When your Your Phone is turned on, you can setup it from a backup using your previous Google Account and Password, Backup and Restore options or you can set up as a new device and continue.

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Your Phone Recovery Mode

 How to enter recovery mode on Your Phone ? Recovery Mode offers many useful options such as reboot system, factory reset, wipe data, data recovery, install software or firmware from phone memory or SD card, etc.

Hard Reset with Recovery Mode, is an important solution that is usually performed when all basic troubleshooting steps have been exhausted.

If your Your Phone smartphone has problems like:

Although using Recovery Mode does not require much knowledge and experience, your device may be permanently damaged when process goes wrong.

HOW TO ENTER RECOVERY MODE ON Your Phone

You can enter the Your Phone recovery mode screen for offers many useful options, following the instructions below:

Turn off the device.
Press and hold Volume Up + Power buttons simultaneously till the device logo appears.
When it logo appears, release Power button but hold the others few more seconds.
Release all the buttons when Recovery Mode screen appears. If you see Android logo with No Command text, don't panic and just wait for a while.
You can use the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons to scroll up or down, and the Power button to select an option.

If your Your Phone powers on, but won't load the operating system or only boots to the brands logo, this is a symptom of corrupted software. You'll need to perform a hard reset to have the operating system reinstalled to get your device working again.

To exit the Your Phone recovery mode screen, come to Reboot System Now option and press Power button. The device will automatically reboot.

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Your Phone Download Mode

How to enter download mode on Your Phone ? Download mode, also known as odin mode or fastboot mode, offers many useful options like unlock bootloader, flashing firmware (Stock ROMs), installing OTA updates, flashing custom Recoveries such as CWM and TWRP, overclocking Android phones, and much more.

Applications that you have previously installed and removed may affect system memory badly and cause overheating. It is observed that the overheating problem is solved by factory reset.

If your Your Phone smartphone has problems like:

Although using Recovery Mode does not require much knowledge and experience, your device may be permanently damaged when process goes wrong.

HOW TO ENTER DOWNLOAD MODE ON Your Phone

You can enter the Your Phone download mode screen for offers many useful options, following the instructions below:

Turn off the device.
Press and hold Volume Up + Power buttons simultaneously till the device logo appears.
When it logo appears, release Power button but hold the others few more seconds.
Release all the buttons when Recovery Mode screen appears. If you see Android logo with No Command text, don't panic and just wait for a while.
You can use the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons to scroll up or down, and the Power button to select an option.

If your Your Phone powers on, but won't load the operating system or only boots to the brands logo, this is a symptom of corrupted software. You'll need to perform a hard reset to have the operating system reinstalled to get your device working again.

To exit the Your Phone download mode screen, you can restart your device by using the Volume Down key or Soft Reset method.

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Your Phone Safe Mode

How to enter safe mode on Your Phone ? Your Phone performs better when you turn on safe mode. Safe Mode by monitoring device performance, you can see the effects of your last installed third-party applications on your system and uninstall these apps if necessary.

Applications that you have previously installed and removed may affect system memory badly and cause overheating. It is observed that the overheating problem is solved by factory reset.

If your Your Phone smartphone has problems like:

With Safe Mode, you'd better be very careful when uninstalling an application. Some background applications play an important role in the android system operation.

An Android device started with Safe Mode has higher performance than normally launched devices. This is because many background applications that consume RAM do not run when Safe Mode is on.

HOW TO ENTER SAFE MODE ON Your Phone

You can enter the Your Phone safe mode screen for offers many useful options, following the instructions below:

Turn off the device.
Press and hold Power button.
Tap Restart.
When the device is restarting, press the Volume Down and Power buttons simultaneously.
When the device logo appears, release the Power button and continue to press the Volume Down.
If you see Safe Mode in the lower-left corner after the device restart, Safe Mode is on, otherwise you need to repeat the process.

If your Your Phone powers on, but won't load the operating system or only boots to the brands logo, this is a symptom of corrupted software. You'll need to perform a hard reset to have the operating system reinstalled to get your device working again.

To exit the Your Phone safe mode screen, simply restart the device in the normal way.

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