Factory reset is sometimes a really important step to bring your Android smartphone back to normal after it has stopped working. Today, we will show you how to factory reset Samsung Galaxy S7.

Factory reset Samsung Galaxy S7

First of all, what is factory reset? It is a step that erase all the data and setting in your Android phone. In order word, after this step, the software of your phone will be the same as when you first bought it. We often do this factory reset whenever our phones are performing badly due to faulty apps or because of viruses. We also do this before someone else buys or takes over our phones. And now, we will show you how to factory reset Samsung Galaxy S7.

There are two ways to factory reset Samsung Galaxy S7: using the menu setting and using the buttons. First of all, when the phone goes bad but still functions, factory reset is super simple to do. All you need to do is go to Setting -> Backup and reset -> Factory data reset -> Reset phone -> Erase everything. After this step, it will take a while for your phone to run the startup. Then until you see the launcher, you can start restore your files.

The second way to factory reset Samsung Galaxy S7 is using buttons. In case your phone has too many errors to start, try this: First you hold the home button, the volume up button and the power button at the same time. After a few seconds, your phone will enter the recovery mode. In this more, you use the two volume buttons to move to the options across the menu. Until you move to the Wipe data/factory reset, you press the power button to activate and then hit Yes to confirm the process. After this process finishes, you will see the menu again. At that time, move to Reboot system now and use the power button to activate.

Factory reset Samsung Galaxy S7: Round-up

Those tips are very easy to do right? Just a simple steps and you will be able to bring your phone back to where it started. However, as this step erases everything in your phone, make sure that you already back up all your personal files to your computer or to the cloud (if possible) before you resort to factory reset.