Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy A30s – Wipe All Data / Remove Screen Lock By HardReset.Info
And Families a Samsung Galaxy a 30s, and today I will show you how to perform a hard reset. The device through the recovery mode and this process will also remove a screen lock. If you have one at you, for instance, don't know the passcode to now I have one, and I'm going to proceed with process, as though I don't know it so number one. You want to shut off the device and, as you probably already figured out, I can't really do it without a passcode. So if you try it or is it not here, so it's there we go. So if you try it I will tell you that in to throw the pattern, so we need to forcibly shut it off and to do it.
You want to hold power key and volume down and to have the screen on. So you can see where the display turns off so party volume down and once the display turns off, you want to switch from volume down to volume up. So let's do it. Power volume down, keep holding. It turns off, I switch to volume up, and we're now in the recovery mode.
So from here you will use the volume keys to navigate, so volume down comes, volume up goes, and you want to select wipe data/factory reset' like so, and once it's selected, press power, key, confirm it and then select yes and once more power key at the bottom, you'll receive dialog box with data wipe complete how's. The last entry and reboot system now should be selected by default. So all you need to do now is press power key once more to reboot the device now the process of resetting. It will continue in the background, even though the screen or the phone won't really show anything. So it will take a little longer to turn back on, but just be patient and once it's finished, we should be done greeted with the setup screen, so I'll be back once that is visible and, as you can see, the process now finished, and you can set up your device us.
However, you like now once I, set up this finish, that you will have no screen lock at least not the prior one, and only the one that you might set up or as an option throughout the actual setup right now. So if you found this very helpful, don't forget to hit like subscribe, and thanks for watching.
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