How To Reset An Android Phone

Android phones are one of the biggest competitors for apple IOS. One of the biggest reasons behind android success is that we can get thousands of free applications from google play. But sometimes excessive installation of these applications slows down the phone. In this situation resetting your android phone is a good choice, But as we all know, that formatting an android phone is a complicated process and if not followed properly can damage your phone. So today we are posting 3 different ways to reset your android phone.

Before using this guide, Please note that resetting android phone will erase all your phone data. Before proceeding, Please take complete backup of your android phone and unplug memory card and SIM card from your android phone. It’s also recommended that charge the mobile phone battery up to 50%.

) Reset Android Phone by Factory Reset Settings: This is the easiest way to reset an android phone, To reset your android phone using Factory reset settings, Just navigate to settings then backup and reset settings and click on factory reset. One thing to notice that factory reset will erase all your data, so before resetting the phone, it’s recommended to take backup of important things.

 In some android phones, Factory reset feature comes in privacy settings. So if you didn’t find factory reset option in backup and reset settings then check in Privacy settings of your phone.

2) Reset Android Phone using USSD code:  Most of the android phone manufacturers like Samsung, HTC etc provide an inbuilt USSD reset code which is *#7780#. So whenever you will dial this code, the android phone will ask you for formatting.  It’s better to take a complete backup of your android phone before dialing this USSD code, because in some android devices, the code didn’t ask user for confirmation and directly starts formatting.