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3 days ago · Volume Up + Power Button. Volume Down + Power Button. Home Button + Volume Up + Power Button. Tip: Hold the buttons for a few seconds until you see the Android boot logo or recovery menu appear on the screen. In the Android recovery menu, use the volume buttons to highlight "Wipe Data/Factory Reset" or “Factory Reset.”.
3 days ago · safe & secure. Part 1: Reset Android without volume buttons using Dr.Fone - Data Eraser (Android) Part 2: Reset Android without volume button in recovery mode (need home button) Part 3: Reset Android with the reset pinhole. Part 4: Reset Android from Settings (phone works normally)
3 days ago · Re: Restoring all settings to default. First, make a library backup (File > Library > Back up) and put it somewhere safe. This way you can go back if you want. You can clear your library from File > Library. This removes the files and playlists from the library (but not the physical files on disk).
4 days ago · Step 1: Open File Explorer Options. First, open File Explorer and click on the three dots in the toolbar. Then, select “Options”. In the File Explorer window, you’ll see three dots (ellipsis) in the upper-right corner. Clicking on these dots will bring up a menu, and from there, you need to select "Options."
3 days ago · Open Settings – Click the Start menu and select the Settings icon. Navigate to System – Click on "System" in the Settings window. Select Display – Choose "Display" from the options. Change Resolution – Select the recommended resolution from the dropdown. Reset Orientation – Set the orientation to "Landscape."
4 days ago · Blackberry-Backup import This guide is based on BlackBerry Desktop 7.1.0 on Windows 7. Read in the next practice tip, if you Android Apps on the Blackberry install can.
3 days ago · 1. Navigate to the Settings menu and select General Management. 2. Select Reset and choose Factory Data Reset from the options. 3. If prompted, enter your PIN and...
