1.Trun Of The Mobile
2.Then Press Volume Doun+Power Swich
3.Then Clear eMMC
2.Then Press Volume Doun+Power Swich
3.Then Clear eMMC
Showing posts with label All Android Mobile hard reset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label All Android Mobile hard reset. Show all posts
03:43
Full Hard Reset Symphony W70
How To Hard Reset Symphony W70
How to do this work: press and hold "V+ and power button"
together some second.After some second you will see factory mood on your
phone screen as like as step-2 picture next select wipe data / factory
reset using v+ or v- button and press ok button.Your phone will be
restart.
09:07
How To hard reset maximus msx901
How To hard reset maximus msx901 ?
msx901 hard reset solution
1. Turn off phone……..
2. Press power botton & Vol +
3. Clear flash
Tasted by me
Thanks
msx901 hard reset solution
1. Turn off phone……..
2. Press power botton & Vol +
3. Clear flash
Tasted by me
Thanks
00:48
How Hard Reset w150 done
Symphony W150 Hard Reset Done 1000%
When an android logo the screen then press power button again.
Select wipe data factory reset with volume Down (-) key then press Voume + to OK.Select Yes by volume Down key & press volume Up to Ok.
Reboot System
13:24
SONY XPERIA M (C1904C1905) Master Format Done
It is easy to doing this step. You can open the back cover of SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL), then remove the battery. After several seconds (minimum 3 seconds) plug the battery again and press power button to turn on, so you already done to do easy step of soft reset or reboot or restart. The other alternative when the phone is on by press the POWER BUTTON KEY for several seconds, we will see the menu to restart or turn off. Choose restart/reboot than the SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL) will do the soft reset or restart. This is safe to do because all data or installed applications will not removed.
# Option 1, Hard Reset SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL) with Software Menu :
1. Make sure the battery is charge properly
2. Turn on SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL) smartphone
3. Don’t forget to backup all important data
4. Go to menu: Setting > Backup & reset > Factory Data Reset > Reset Phone
5. Choose Erase everything to continue and confirm you ready to do the format SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL)
6. The SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL) will continue the step until ready to use in clean factory default.
# Option 2, Hard Reset SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL) with Flashtool applications:
1. Flashtool in the applications from Sony can be download from Sony website.
2. Flashtool software nedd to installed in you computer and ready with USB data cable Make 3.sure SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL) battery is charge properly or full charge
4. Power off SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL)
5. Boot SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL) to flashmode with using: Volume Down Button and connect to USB cable at No.1 above
6. Follow the menu at you computer display, it is easy to understand the steps.
# Option 3, Hard Reset SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL) with Hardware Key Button:
1. Make sure the battery fully charge
2. Do not forget to backup all important data
3. Turn off the SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) & (C2004/C2005 DUAL)
4. Press and Hold together: Power Button + Volume Up Button for several seconds
5.Follow the menu at LCD screen to continue the hard reset SONY XPERIA M (C1904/C1905) &
13:21
Hot ACER ICONIA A1-810 A1-811 TABLET Hard Reset 100% done
ACER ICONIA A1-810 A1-811 TABLET Hard Reset
1. Please check that the battery is not empty
2. Do not forget to backup all important data
3. Turn off the ACER ICONIA A1-810 / A1-811
4. Press and Hold Volume Up Button
5. Continue with Press and Hold Power Button for about 3 seconds, after that release the Power Button (but do not release the Volume Up Button)
6. You can release Volume Up Button until the LCD screen turn to on
7. You will see the menu at LCD then choose [SD Image Update Mode]
8. Choose wipe data/factory reset to performing hard reset with master format. Use Volume Button to navigate and press Power to Enter or OK.
9. Follow the menu at LCD screen to continue the hard reset ACER ICONIA A1-810 / A1-811
13:01
Androiad lenova S820 Hard Reset
LENOVO S820 Hard Reset
Hard Reset LENOVO S820
1. LENOVO S820 Battery is fully charge or not empty
2. Turn off
3. Press together : POWER + VOLUME UP about several second, that the warning will appear
4. Choose: Reset Device or Wipe data or Clear eMMC
5. Make sure we already sure than we know that our application and data will be loose or clear while Resetting
Androiad lenova S820 Hard Reset Done
1. LENOVO S820 Battery is fully charge or not empty
2. Turn off
3. Press together : POWER + VOLUME UP about several second, that the warning will appear
4. Choose: Reset Device or Wipe data or Clear eMMC
5. Make sure we already sure than we know that our application and data will be loose or clear while Resetting
09:06
Kingster A1 Heard reset solution
Kingster A1 Heard reset solution
1.Press Vol Up and Power Key
2.Select English (power kee)
3.Select wipe data/factory reset
20:10
How to hard reset Htc Desire 200
1.Power off your phone
2.Press together volume down + power button
3.Select with volume button "factory reset" and press power button to confirm
4.Wait until the phone restarts
2.Press together volume down + power button
3.Select with volume button "factory reset" and press power button to confirm
4.Wait until the phone restarts
09:00
how to hard reset symphony w92
Turn off phone
Press vol- + home + power
Factory mode
Use vol- button press clear mme
Press vol- + home + power
Factory mode
Use vol- button press clear mme
06:18
samsung i5503 pattern lock Remove Done Odin
samsung i5503 android pattern lock problem solved 
Here is just simple Step
1st Download Odin flashing Tool Click Here
odin v4.28 and ops file.zip - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download
Guide
then download firmware From Support area Hwk Or z3x
1. Extract Odin v4.28 and Ops File.zip I5500XXXX.rar
2. Open Odin v4.28,
- Select OPS tab: EUROPA_I5508_v1.0.ops
- Select BOOT tab: I5500XXXXX_BOOTLOADER.tar.md5
- Select PHONE tab: I5500XXXXX_amss_phone_CL462398.tar.md5
- Select PDA tab: I5500XXXXX_PDA_CL500331.tar.md5
- Select CSC tab: I5500XXXXX_CSC_SER_CL498242.tar.md5
- Make sure Auto Reboot & Protect OPS selected in Option tab
Make sure One Package selected in Option tab
3. Turn off phone, remove battery for 5second, put it back
4. Hold "Volume Down, Center button & Power button" in the same time to enter Download Mode
5. Connect to PC with USB cable
6. When the data line and the phone connection is successful, com port shows yellow in Odin
7. Press Start on Odin
8. Waitin & Pray!
9. PASS, its done!
Note --- *If you have 1 file is this the PDA.tar
You can flash only the pda file
*Hard reset after flashing *2767*3855#
*Check ur Phone Info *#*#1234#*#*
Result
Thankss to my frd Sharuk
Here is just simple Step
1st Download Odin flashing Tool Click Here
odin v4.28 and ops file.zip - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download
Guide
then download firmware From Support area Hwk Or z3x
1. Extract Odin v4.28 and Ops File.zip I5500XXXX.rar
2. Open Odin v4.28,
- Select OPS tab: EUROPA_I5508_v1.0.ops
- Select BOOT tab: I5500XXXXX_BOOTLOADER.tar.md5
- Select PHONE tab: I5500XXXXX_amss_phone_CL462398.tar.md5
- Select PDA tab: I5500XXXXX_PDA_CL500331.tar.md5
- Select CSC tab: I5500XXXXX_CSC_SER_CL498242.tar.md5
- Make sure Auto Reboot & Protect OPS selected in Option tab
Make sure One Package selected in Option tab
3. Turn off phone, remove battery for 5second, put it back
4. Hold "Volume Down, Center button & Power button" in the same time to enter Download Mode
5. Connect to PC with USB cable
6. When the data line and the phone connection is successful, com port shows yellow in Odin
7. Press Start on Odin
8. Waitin & Pray!
9. PASS, its done!
Note --- *If you have 1 file is this the PDA.tar
You can flash only the pda file
*Hard reset after flashing *2767*3855#
*Check ur Phone Info *#*#1234#*#*
Result
Thankss to my frd Sharuk
02:33
symphony w12 hard reset Done By Gpgdragon
1.First Go To Download Mode by pressing Home Button+Volume Up+Power button
2.Now Press Home Button And Select Factory Setting (Scroll With Volume Down button)
3.Now Reboot your phone
Or use gpg dragon with easy to remove
Please reply here if you have any question about this thread!
2.Now Press Home Button And Select Factory Setting (Scroll With Volume Down button)
3.Now Reboot your phone
Or use gpg dragon with easy to remove
Please reply here if you have any question about this thread!
18:00
Androiad Micromax A25 Hard Reset Done
Micromax A25 Hard Reset By Yash Mobile Banswara
1.Press volume up And home button & Mobile On By on/off Switch
2.Than shows the android Syestem Recovery logo.
2.press Volume Down Key Click On Wipe Cache Partition.
3.Press Volume UP key Click On Wipe Data / Factory Reset .
4.Than Last select on to Yes to all data erase restore factory setting phone factory settings finished
07:56
Android Alert: Enjoy Using Google Wallet? A Factory Reset
Android Alert: Enjoy Using Google Wallet? A Factory Reset Could Break It Forever
While there aren’t too many merchants that accept NFC payments (that’s soon going to change) there are probably even fewer devices that come with Google Wallet pre-installed. Maybe that’s why there hasn’t been much commotion over a potentially huge issue some Google Wallet users have been facing over in our forums.
One such Google Wallet user is having difficulty getting the app up and running again, after performing a routine factory reset on his HTC EVO 4G LTE. It all started after an app (Sense) began force closing repeatedly. Normally, under a situation like this when things start acting awry, a factory reset has long been the go-to method for fixing up a device’s software issues good as new. Anyone who has ever contacted tech support when dealing with a software issue knows this well. But that’s actually what started this whole mess.
While the factory reset managed to fixed up the little Sense crashing issue, it actually managed to disable all Google Wallet functionality on the device. Keep in mind, this all happened without any kind of warning, prompt or popup that this could potentially kill Google Wallet purchases from his device (a common selling point for NFC enabled devices) forever.
After a quick call to Google to find a solution, their response? Your fault. You need warranty coverage and your device will have to be replaced on your dime. When it comes to NFC enabled devices, there’s a security mechanism inside the NFC portion of the phone called the “secure element” that, if tampered with — or in this case a simple factory reset — will brick it, causing a “secure element error” when attempting to make NFC purchases Google thinks this common method of fixing up issues on the phone and also required before re-selling a device, is some kind of an attempt at someone engaging in some kind of nefarious activities by attempting to gain access to your funds.
And this isn’t unique to the EVO 4G LTE either. A quick Google search will show you this is a common issue for any NFC based device currently using Google Wallet (yes, even the Galaxy Nexus) and has been going on for quite sometime. The problem is Google, as well as the manufacturers with Google Wallet enabled devices (Samsung, HTC, LG), should at the very least warn Wallet users — either with a prompt or upon opening the Google Wallet app — that performing a factory reset will completely kill all Google Wallet functionality in the handset, and the device will need to be replaced (although Android Beam and NFC tags work fine).
However, there is a method for preventing or fixing the issue. For prevention, just make sure that before you perform a factory reset, you go into your Google Wallet’s settings (inside the app itself) and click on the option to “Reset Google Wallet.” This will delete all payment information from the device and you can factory reset to your heart’s desire. Fixing the issue is a little more difficult. This requires someone who is experiencing the bricked secure element (after flashing a custom ROM) to restore a backed up ROM (before everything went down) and reset the Google Wallet app from inside the app’s settings. No backup? No dice.
As someone who often (always) recommends friends and family perform a factory reset when their devices are acting “funny” — as well as a chronic custom ROM flasher — I’m glad I found this information when I did. Lest my friends, family or I be forced with a device crippled with reduced functionality. Spread the word, Phandroids. Oh, and be extra careful when buying previously owned Google Wallet devices.
While there aren’t too many merchants that accept NFC payments (that’s soon going to change) there are probably even fewer devices that come with Google Wallet pre-installed. Maybe that’s why there hasn’t been much commotion over a potentially huge issue some Google Wallet users have been facing over in our forums.
One such Google Wallet user is having difficulty getting the app up and running again, after performing a routine factory reset on his HTC EVO 4G LTE. It all started after an app (Sense) began force closing repeatedly. Normally, under a situation like this when things start acting awry, a factory reset has long been the go-to method for fixing up a device’s software issues good as new. Anyone who has ever contacted tech support when dealing with a software issue knows this well. But that’s actually what started this whole mess.
While the factory reset managed to fixed up the little Sense crashing issue, it actually managed to disable all Google Wallet functionality on the device. Keep in mind, this all happened without any kind of warning, prompt or popup that this could potentially kill Google Wallet purchases from his device (a common selling point for NFC enabled devices) forever.
After a quick call to Google to find a solution, their response? Your fault. You need warranty coverage and your device will have to be replaced on your dime. When it comes to NFC enabled devices, there’s a security mechanism inside the NFC portion of the phone called the “secure element” that, if tampered with — or in this case a simple factory reset — will brick it, causing a “secure element error” when attempting to make NFC purchases Google thinks this common method of fixing up issues on the phone and also required before re-selling a device, is some kind of an attempt at someone engaging in some kind of nefarious activities by attempting to gain access to your funds.
And this isn’t unique to the EVO 4G LTE either. A quick Google search will show you this is a common issue for any NFC based device currently using Google Wallet (yes, even the Galaxy Nexus) and has been going on for quite sometime. The problem is Google, as well as the manufacturers with Google Wallet enabled devices (Samsung, HTC, LG), should at the very least warn Wallet users — either with a prompt or upon opening the Google Wallet app — that performing a factory reset will completely kill all Google Wallet functionality in the handset, and the device will need to be replaced (although Android Beam and NFC tags work fine).
However, there is a method for preventing or fixing the issue. For prevention, just make sure that before you perform a factory reset, you go into your Google Wallet’s settings (inside the app itself) and click on the option to “Reset Google Wallet.” This will delete all payment information from the device and you can factory reset to your heart’s desire. Fixing the issue is a little more difficult. This requires someone who is experiencing the bricked secure element (after flashing a custom ROM) to restore a backed up ROM (before everything went down) and reset the Google Wallet app from inside the app’s settings. No backup? No dice.
As someone who often (always) recommends friends and family perform a factory reset when their devices are acting “funny” — as well as a chronic custom ROM flasher — I’m glad I found this information when I did. Lest my friends, family or I be forced with a device crippled with reduced functionality. Spread the word, Phandroids. Oh, and be extra careful when buying previously owned Google Wallet devices.
07:56
How to Hard Reset Phone when you Forgot Lock Pattern
How to Hard Reset Phone when you Forgot Lock Pattern
different lock options. In Lock Pattern you are asked to provide the combination of dots which are arranged in grid to unlock the device. This trend is available in the smartphones which have touchscreen input.
It’s fine if you remember which dots to use to unlock, you can get in but what if you have forgotten the lock pattern on your Android handset? But still you can have a try with the lock pattern until you remember some or atleast a part of it. Try to use the combination possible. If you have entered the wrong pattern five times then you need to wait for another 30 seconds to unlock the device
If you forgot you screen unlock pattern then you need to reset it. The simple procedure is mentioned below –
Continue to enter the unlock pattern five times until you are prompted with forgot password (forgot pattern in some handsets) at the bottom right side of the screen.
Tap on the Forgot Password option and you would be prompted to sign in with the existing Google or Gmail account information. You need to provide the ID when you first register or activated your phone. If you have that, it would be easy to get in for you and then change the unlock pattern (atleast by now you would be remembering your unlock pattern).
If you don’t know the Gmail ID or the password is wrong then there is only one solution to hard reset your handset. The data present on the added SD card will not be wiped out but you would lose your personal data or information or contacts stored on your phone memory.
The procedure for hard reset is mentioned clearly at Reset Android mobile.
different lock options. In Lock Pattern you are asked to provide the combination of dots which are arranged in grid to unlock the device. This trend is available in the smartphones which have touchscreen input.
It’s fine if you remember which dots to use to unlock, you can get in but what if you have forgotten the lock pattern on your Android handset? But still you can have a try with the lock pattern until you remember some or atleast a part of it. Try to use the combination possible. If you have entered the wrong pattern five times then you need to wait for another 30 seconds to unlock the device
If you forgot you screen unlock pattern then you need to reset it. The simple procedure is mentioned below –
Continue to enter the unlock pattern five times until you are prompted with forgot password (forgot pattern in some handsets) at the bottom right side of the screen.
Tap on the Forgot Password option and you would be prompted to sign in with the existing Google or Gmail account information. You need to provide the ID when you first register or activated your phone. If you have that, it would be easy to get in for you and then change the unlock pattern (atleast by now you would be remembering your unlock pattern).
If you don’t know the Gmail ID or the password is wrong then there is only one solution to hard reset your handset. The data present on the added SD card will not be wiped out but you would lose your personal data or information or contacts stored on your phone memory.
The procedure for hard reset is mentioned clearly at Reset Android mobile.
07:55
Samsung Galaxy S2 hard reset
[Samsung Galaxy S2] Performing a hard reset
This are the step by step procedures on how to factory reset or hard reset the Samsung Galaxy S II, to return the phone to its original factory fresh default settings.
This may help and only advisable if experiencing frozen or hang up problems when using or opening some applications you previously installed on it.
Take note this will delete all data from the Samsung l9100 Galaxy S II as a result of this procedure. This process may or may not delete the data stored on the microSD memory card. Ensure to make a back up a copy of all important data before proceeding.
First do try to factory data reset the phone through the main menu settings.
1. On the main home screen, just select MENU
2. Select SETTINGS, then select PRIVACY
3. Select FACTORY DATA RESET
4. Select RESET PHONE
5. If the password is required,enter it. Then confirm by selecting ERASE EVERYTHING
IF the phone is hang up or frozen, Try to turn it off first and do a hard reset through key combinations.
1. If your Samsung Galaxy S II is frozen, Shut the POWER OFF, take the battery out and put it back again.
2. Hold the Volume Down button
3. Briefly Press and release the Power button
4. A menu will then appears that let you allows for Fastbook, Recovery, Clear Storage, and Simlock
5. Select Clear Storage by pressing the Volume Down button
6. Quickly Press and release the Power button
7. Select Volume Up for YES and Volume Down for NO
If the above procedures doesn't work. try this another method:
1. Turn the POWER OFF, pull the battery out and put it back again.
2. Simultaneously press the Volume Up, Home and Power button
3. If the Samsung Symbol appears, release the Power button
4. A Boot Menu will then show, Use the volume up/down to choose and home to select.
Wait 'till the process completes, Once the wipe is completed, the Samsung Galaxy S II l9100 will then reboot. All the data you previously installed already been deleted and then the phone will then return to its original factory fresh default settings.
This are the step by step procedures on how to factory reset or hard reset the Samsung Galaxy S II, to return the phone to its original factory fresh default settings.
This may help and only advisable if experiencing frozen or hang up problems when using or opening some applications you previously installed on it.
Take note this will delete all data from the Samsung l9100 Galaxy S II as a result of this procedure. This process may or may not delete the data stored on the microSD memory card. Ensure to make a back up a copy of all important data before proceeding.
First do try to factory data reset the phone through the main menu settings.
1. On the main home screen, just select MENU
2. Select SETTINGS, then select PRIVACY
3. Select FACTORY DATA RESET
4. Select RESET PHONE
5. If the password is required,enter it. Then confirm by selecting ERASE EVERYTHING
IF the phone is hang up or frozen, Try to turn it off first and do a hard reset through key combinations.
1. If your Samsung Galaxy S II is frozen, Shut the POWER OFF, take the battery out and put it back again.
2. Hold the Volume Down button
3. Briefly Press and release the Power button
4. A menu will then appears that let you allows for Fastbook, Recovery, Clear Storage, and Simlock
5. Select Clear Storage by pressing the Volume Down button
6. Quickly Press and release the Power button
7. Select Volume Up for YES and Volume Down for NO
If the above procedures doesn't work. try this another method:
1. Turn the POWER OFF, pull the battery out and put it back again.
2. Simultaneously press the Volume Up, Home and Power button
3. If the Samsung Symbol appears, release the Power button
4. A Boot Menu will then show, Use the volume up/down to choose and home to select.
Wait 'till the process completes, Once the wipe is completed, the Samsung Galaxy S II l9100 will then reboot. All the data you previously installed already been deleted and then the phone will then return to its original factory fresh default settings.
07:53
How to Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy Y S5360
How to Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 reformat to factory default settings
Here's the procedure on how to restore back or hard reset the Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 to it's original factory default settings. This process is useful if you experience some lag, frozen, hang or unresponsive issues. This is not advisable on some part, for it will wipe and delete all data stored from your Samsung Galaxy Y, so just ensure to make a back-up copy of all of the important files you had on your device.
The most often method when the device hangs or just it frozen, is to remove the battery out after a couple of seconds and then putting it back again. To reset your device just dial this code *2767*3855#, this will reset your phone automatically once rebooted.
But sometimes the code may not always useful specially when your Samsung Galaxy Y is frozen and become unresponsive or in other sever hang problem like it just hangs on welcome screen logo. To fix it, just then again remove the battery out, then put it back again. Don't power it ON yet, just press and hold the Volume Up, Center button and Power button at the same time. A menu will then appear that let choose with an option. Just use the volume button to toggle and select the wipe data/factory reset, that will then reset your Galaxy Y to it's factory default settings.
Here's the procedure on how to restore back or hard reset the Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 to it's original factory default settings. This process is useful if you experience some lag, frozen, hang or unresponsive issues. This is not advisable on some part, for it will wipe and delete all data stored from your Samsung Galaxy Y, so just ensure to make a back-up copy of all of the important files you had on your device.
The most often method when the device hangs or just it frozen, is to remove the battery out after a couple of seconds and then putting it back again. To reset your device just dial this code *2767*3855#, this will reset your phone automatically once rebooted.
But sometimes the code may not always useful specially when your Samsung Galaxy Y is frozen and become unresponsive or in other sever hang problem like it just hangs on welcome screen logo. To fix it, just then again remove the battery out, then put it back again. Don't power it ON yet, just press and hold the Volume Up, Center button and Power button at the same time. A menu will then appear that let choose with an option. Just use the volume button to toggle and select the wipe data/factory reset, that will then reset your Galaxy Y to it's factory default settings.
07:53
HTC Sensation 4G Hard Reset to Factory
07:49
Qmobile Z3 hard Reset solution First in World
Qmobile Z3 hard Reset solution First in World by Mr.bhatti
The batry of Qmobile Z3 new is fix due to this most peoples have a problam of hard reset and They can" not understand how to hard reset ?
For this there is no need of using any tool.....
Easy solution by
Mr. Bhatti
There are three options available on turn off the mobile
1-Power off
2-Reboot
3-Turn on airplane
Look at them
Press the volum down key and with this press the option 2 Reboot
keep the volume down key in prssing state untill mobile Restart
When the mobile will be ON there will be option of Hard reset
Enjoy the hard Reset of your Q mobile Z3 new
Dont forget to press thanks
The batry of Qmobile Z3 new is fix due to this most peoples have a problam of hard reset and They can" not understand how to hard reset ?
For this there is no need of using any tool.....
Easy solution by
Mr. Bhatti
There are three options available on turn off the mobile
1-Power off
2-Reboot
3-Turn on airplane
Look at them
Press the volum down key and with this press the option 2 Reboot
keep the volume down key in prssing state untill mobile Restart
When the mobile will be ON there will be option of Hard reset
Enjoy the hard Reset of your Q mobile Z3 new
Dont forget to press thanks
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