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There are plenty of good reasons to reset your Samsung Galaxy A50s and put it back to its factory default settings, including selling it and protecting your private information and simply clearing out the clutter. So, today, we will explore how we can perform a factory reset of Samsung Galaxy …

There are plenty of good reasons to reset your Samsung On5 and put it back to its factory default settings, including selling it and protecting your private information and simply clearing out the clutter. Here’s how to factory reset your Samsung Galaxy On5.

Samsung Galaxy A6s will have an immensely handy option to reset Android to original state, also referred to as, reset system to original factory settings. So, today, we will explore how we can perform a factory reset of Galaxy A6s.

Reset Samsung M40 – Every electronic device has a factory reset feature that restores devices to its original state by erasing all data stored on the Galaxy M40. So, today, we will explore how we can perform a factory reset of Samsung Galaxy M40.

You may want to reset Samsung Galaxy A30s to its original or default settings, in case it is not functioning properly, getting stuck or bothering you with error messages. Here’s how to factory reset your Samsung A30s.

Do you need to reset your Samsung Galaxy J2 Prime to factory settings to fix problems or improve performance? In this guide, we’ll show you three ways to complete this task on Galaxy J2 Prime.

Even though the Samsung A11 is classified as a new Android smartphone, it will not escape problems such as system hangs, running out of storage memory, bootloop and even pattern locks. To solve this, you need to reset your Smasung phone.

If you don’t think your Samsung Galaxy S7 Active is running as well as it should be, or you’re getting worrying error messages, it might be time to reset your Galaxy S7 Active to its factory settings. Here’s how to factory reset your Samsung S7 Active.

If your Samsung Galaxy C5 is running slowly or you’re encountering bugs and crashes on a regular basis, an easy solution is to simply reset your smartphone to its defaults, removing all your apps, files and everything else that could be causing a problem.

In this tutorial you will find detailed instructions on how you can reset Samsung Galaxy J4 (2018) to its original configuration by using factory and hard reset feature.