Wednesday, September 17, 2014

How to Factory Reset Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy S5

We have our own reasons why we factory reset our device. Maybe we want to delete all the files and restore the device to its original state. It could also be the device may be malfunctioning or so slow and it needs to be reset.

Restoring the default settings or factory reset your Samsung Galaxy S5 will delete all your existing files. It is recommended to backup your important files on your computer before attempting to reset your device.

The steps below are the instructions on how to factory reset your Samsung Galaxy S5:

Step 1. On your HomeLcd, tap on MENU icon.

Step 2. Select Settings, then scroll down and tap Backup and reset option.

Step 3. Then tap on Factory Data Reset.

Step 4. Read warning carefully before tapping the Reset Device.

Step 5. If you want to proceed in resetting your device, tap on Delete All to confirm the Factory Reset.

Now, you just need to wait while your device is resetting. It should reboot itself and you will have a new start on your Samsung Galaxy S5.

If your Galaxy S5 is unresponsive, then you may need to do the Hard Reset.

  • Press and hold the Power button, Volume Up and the Home Key at the same time. 
  • Hold these buttons until your phone vibrates, then release the Power button.
  • Hold the Volume Up and the Home Key until you see the Android icon.
  • Then choose the Factory Reset option.

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