If you are frustrated when it takes 10 minutes to run an app; you mistakenly tamper with a setting or something you ought not to do and not able to revert it back, or some consistent bugs you find difficult to remove. It may be time for a factory reset. Factory reset will erase all the current data stored in the device and restore all the settings back to the original ones.
Guide to Format an Android Phone Part 1&2.
- 1. Format Android Device with Factory Reset Part
2. Format Android in Recovery Mode
NOTE Before formatting an Android phone like Samsung Galaxy S6, LG G3, Sony Xperia Z3, HTC One M8, Google Nexus 6, etc. you should back up the Android data to computer in advance.
Part 1
Format Android Device with Factory Reset
Click into the Settings menu. Then, tap " Backup and reset" option under the "PERSONALIZATION" panel. Choose " Factory data reset" from the options.
A note will warn you that all data will be thoroughly erased from device memory. Tap "Reset device" button at the bottom of the screen to confirm formatting.
Part 2
Format Android in Recovery Mode
To enter Recovery Mode, you should firstly switch Android smartphone off. Then, press and hold the Power key, Volume up and Home button at the same time, you will get into the Recovery Mode interface as below. Scroll down to select wipe data/factory reset option with the Volume down button and use Power key to confirm it.
Note: The above instruction takes Samsung Galaxy as example. If you are using Android devices from other brands, the operation to enter Recovery Mode may be a little bit different.
Here is a guide on How to Boot Android into Recovery Mode you can have a look.
Format an Android phone is very easy and totally at your control.
The most important thing you should do is to back up the precious data from your device to computer before getting it back to factory setting.
Hope this instruction is helpful to you.
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