Resetting Android devices uses the same method on phones and tablets. Don’t forget to backup your data especially on your phone before resetting your device.. Deleting the phone book and photos creates the most problems.

As the first method;

You can reset it by going through the menus on your device.. Click “settings” in the applications on your device, it is divided into groups in some versions.. If it is reserved, continue from “general”; otherwise, under “settings”, enter “backup and reset” here when you click “reset factory data” all data on your phone will be deleted. Your device will be reset to the factory state by rebooting.

There may be differences in the words in bold below.. However, after opening the boot menu, the process proceeds with similar statements in general and the menu yes or no.. The important thing is to be able to start the boot reset menu.

As the second method,

If there are problems with the progress of the device in the menus or the opening of the device, you can resort to the method of resetting the device with the first boot of the device.. This process is also called “hard reset”.

Turn off your device completely.

For some model phones, press volume up + home button + power key at the same time. On some models, the home button is on the touch part, so press and hold volume down (or power up) + power until the device brand logo appears, as soon as the logo appears, remove your finger from the “Power” button. Power key means “ok” in the next actions.

You can scroll up and down by pressing the volume up and down button.. On the screen that appears, point to the wipe data / factory reset option and press the power button.

The volume up button and “yes delete all user data