Monday, August 10, 2015
How to Reset Samsung Galaxy Young 2 G130HN
Perform Factory Reset on Samsung Galaxy Young 2 G130HN
Many times our Samsung Galaxy Young 2 also known as the G130HN, can present problems or conflicts in your operating system. For such a situation, it is best to apply a hard reset or enter the application menu to restore factory settings.
Now this little tutorial I will teach you how and try to explain in the easiest way possible. I will teach you how to apply two methods to restore the factory settings of your device, so pay close attention.
The process of hard reset will erase everything on your device, so I recommend you make a complete backup of your important data. If you have an external memory remove it.
Reset Through Phone Settings:
Then click on Settings Menu ˃ ˃ Backup and Restore ˃ Factory data reset Reset phone ˃ ˃ Clear All.
Now this little tutorial I will teach you how and try to explain in the easiest way possible. I will teach you how to apply two methods to restore the factory settings of your device, so pay close attention.
The process of hard reset will erase everything on your device, so I recommend you make a complete backup of your important data. If you have an external memory remove it.
Reset Through Phone Settings:
Then click on Settings Menu ˃ ˃ Backup and Restore ˃ Factory data reset Reset phone ˃ ˃ Clear All.
Reset Through Phone Buttons:
- We turn off the device
- With the phone turned off at the same time press the button Volume Up + Home + Power and release the buttons until the device is switched.
- Reset Menu appears. With the volume down button select option 3 "Wipe data / Factory reset" and press the Power button to confirm the selection.
- On the next screen select the "Yes - Delete all user data" option and press the Power Button.
- The hard reset process will begin and once you finish a new screen appears.
- Select the first "Reboot System Now" option and pressed the Power button.
- And so it is applied to hard reset the Samsung Galaxy Young 2.
Important Note:
Each hard reset process is geared for a type of problem. Method 1 applies when our device gets slow or has a problem with your operating system. Method 2 is applied when we lose access to our device interface. If it is locked and can not access the application menu, then apply the second method. Do not forget to backup all your important files.
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