How to Hard Reset and Soft Reset your Android Smartphone - If your Android device has been used for a long time, maybe you often get problems like, your smartphone suddenly grabbed, suddenly shutdown. The cause of the problem is usually due to the use of memory is full or applications that can not be removed because the install applications from unknown sources.
In the world of android you may be familiar with the term of a factory reset, which restores your android device settings such as new or factory default. In this way, all the problems that are on your device can be resolved. Because the factory reset will erase the data, and settings along with the problem, except the data contained on the SD card.
To do a factory reset is actually very easy to do, but before you do, the battery on your android device is fully charged, it aims to not impede the process. However, please note, if the way a factory reset on the device has a different way.
To perform Factory setting, Open the application settings then privacy, Next you select the factory reset. Keep in mind, using this method will erase all your data, such as SMS, Contacts. except that contained in the SD Card, the best thing you should do is to backup all important data
But, there are 2 ways you can followed by you as an alternative to factory settings, first known as the soft reset and the second is known as a hard reset. I explain both of these ways, we start on soft reset.
Soft Reset
This method may have a small risk, because to do so only needed a code, a code that will be used is * # * # 7780 # * # *. by using this method, all the settings and apps will be erased, except software contained on the SD card.
Hard reset
Hard reset is an extreme way, because it will re-install your device using android firmware, such as factory default. to do this way, you can use this code: * 2767 * 3855 #. All applications and existing data on your android device will be erased.
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