A hard reset, also known as a factory reset, will delete all information on a device and restore the software back to it’s original manufacturer settings. A hard reset should only be done if absolutely necessary as it removes all data from your device. Perform a hard reset if your Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime is experiencing any of the following issues: Ensure that your Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime is turned off by pressing the power button.
Press and hold the Volume Up + Home + Power button, until you see Samsung logo. From the Android Recovery Mode menu select “wipe data / factory reset“.
On the next screen, choose “Yes — delete all user data” to confirm the whole operation.
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How to do a hard reset on SAMSUNG Galaxy J7 Prime?
The following tutorial shows all methods of master reset SAMSUNG Galaxy J7 Prime. Check out how to accomplish Hard Reset by hardware keys and Android 6.0 Marshmallow settings. When the Recovery Mode appears again on the screen select option “reboot system now” by pressing the Power key.
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If you never add an Google account to your Samsung A50 or if you remember the previously synced Google account details, then performing a hard reset should be ideal option when you cannot get through your phone lock screen. “How to factory reset Samsung j7 without password in the easiest way possible?” — Tenorshare 4uKey for Android, an Android Lock Screen Removal Tool that helps to remove PIN, pattern and password, is your answer.
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Launch 4uKey for Android and connect your Samsung Galaxy J7 to the computer using a USB cable.
If your locked Samsung Galaxy J7 has a Google account logged in and Find My Device enabled (it comes enabled by default), you can remotely factory reset it through Google’s Find My Device service. Note: Before you use this method, make sure that you locked Samsung Galaxy J7 is connected to a mobile data or Wi-Fi.
Simply click Erase and wait for the device to start restoring itself to factory settings. Last but not least, you can also hard reset your phone from the recovery menu to erase the lock screen password.
To use this method, you need to press a specific sequence of buttons to enter the recovery mode, and then resetting the phone from there.
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