Samsung phone reset – Here’s how to do it!

Are you thinking about resetting your Samsung phone because you feel your Samsung phone is working slowly? Understandably, your Samsung phone may become slower over time due to unnecessary apps and files slowing down the device. A reset can then be a convenient way to get your device back to a fresh state, fixing problems, improving performance and returning the phone to factory settings.

If you want to reset a Samsung phone, there are a few different ways to do it, depending on the type of phone and operating system (by the way, we also have a step-by-step Samsung tablet reset guide). To reset your Samsung phone, you can perform a hard reset or factory reset. If your device does not respond, you can perform a hard reset using a special key combination. But if that doesn’t work, a factory reset is an option. However, it is important to remember that all data on your device will be erased during a factory reset, so it is wise to back up your data before performing this reset. You can store your data in the cloud, on an external hard drive or on your computer.

Samsung phone reset without password

If you have forgotten your Samsung phone’s password, there are several steps you can follow to reset your phone and restore access. However, resetting your phone will erase all data, so make sure you have a backup of important data before you begin.

Here is a possible method to reset your Samsung phone without the password:

Step 1: Turn off your phone completely by holding down the power button and selecting the “Power Off” option.

Step 2: Press and hold the key combination to enter recovery mode. The specific key combination may vary depending on the model of your Samsung phone. It is often combined with the power button, volume buttons or start button. Refer to your phone model manual for the correct key combination.

Step 3: Use the volume buttons to navigate through the options and look for the “Wipe data/factory reset” or similar option. Confirm your selection with the power button or the start button.

Step 4: A confirmation prompt will appear. Navigate to and select the “Yes – delete all user data” or similar option.

Step 5: Wait for the reset process to complete. This may take several minutes. Your phone will erase all data and return to factory settings.

Step 6: After the reset process is complete, an option to restart your phone will appear. Select this option and your phone will reboot as new, without the password.

Note: Resetting your phone without a password will erase all data, including photos, videos, apps and personal settings. Make sure you have a backup of important data before performing these steps. This method may vary depending on the model and software version of your Samsung phone. It is advisable to consult the manual for your specific model or contact Samsung customer service for more specific instructions.

Hard reset samsung phone

On most Samsung phones, you can perform a hard reset by holding the power button and volume down (-) button simultaneously for about 10 seconds until the Samsung logo appears and the device reboots. The exact combination of buttons may vary depending on the specific model of your Samsung phone. If you are not sure which buttons to use, you can consult your device manual or search online for the correct instructions for your model. It is important to remember that a hard reset is only useful for fixing minor problems, such as stuck apps or slowed performance. If you have real problems with your device, a factory reset may be necessary to fix it.

Factory reset Samsung phone

If the hard reset does not work, you can choose to perform a factory reset on your Samsung phone. It is important to remember that this reset will erase all data on your device, so it is smart to back up all your important data before taking this step. You can backup by storing your data in the cloud, on an external hard drive or on your computer.

To perform a factory reset on a Samsung phone, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Back up all important data on your phone, as all data will be deleted during the reset.

Step 2: Go to the Settings app on your Samsung phone.

Step 3: Scroll down and tap “General Management.

Step 4: Tap “Reset.

Step 5: Tap “Restore factory data.

Step 6: Read the information on the screen and tap “Delete All.

Step 7: If necessary, enter your PIN, pattern or password to confirm that you want to perform the reset.

Step 8: Tap “Continue” to start the reset.

Step 9: Wait for the phone to reset and restart.

Phone or tablet repair

Did the above steps not help? Are you still having the problem of your Samsung not booting up and thus your Samsung not turning on? If so, it is wise to stop by a professional repair shop (for example, ThePhoneLab – check here for a store near you). At ThePhoneLab, we do a diagnostic to find out why your phone or tablet stops turning on. A diagnosis is always free of charge. After this you are not obliged to move on to repair, but of course you can! We can repair your Samsung tablet or phone: