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      • Performing a BlackBerry hard or soft reset does not delete any of your saved data or settings. Only a master reset wipes away everything from the phone's memory, except for the factory settings.
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  2. Oct 25, 2022 · Performing a BlackBerry hard or soft reset does not delete any of your saved data or settings. Only a master reset wipes away everything from the phone's memory, except for the factory settings.

  3. Oct 19, 2023 · The Answer (TL;DR) Short answer: A factory reset deletes almost everything on your device, including apps, settings, and personal data like photos and messages. However, it does not erase the firmware, Android or iOS, which is essential for your device to function.

  4. Oct 19, 2023 · A Hard Reset wipes your phone clean. It erases everything. Apps, settings, data—gone. Why Do It? Major issues. Maybe your phone has a virus. Or it’s super slow, even after a Soft Reset. A Hard Reset is the last resort. How to Do It? Backup your data. Go to settings. Choose “System.” Tap “Reset options.” Select “Erase all data.”

  5. Factory Reset: Factory resets are generally done to remove the data entirely from a device, the device is to be started again and requires the need of re installation of the software. The factory reset makes the device function again in a new form. It cleans the entire system of the device.

  6. Dec 1, 2023 · Sometimes freeing up space on your phone will help, but often, clearing the data by resetting your phone is the best way to address the problem. There are two types of reset, a soft...

  7. Apr 27, 2016 · How to perform a soft reset on a BlackBerry. A soft reset will just restart your BlackBerry, keeping all of your data intact. This is a good option if you've got a misbehaving app or the phone's no longer responding the way that it should do. To follow this method, you'll need a BlackBerry with a QWERTY keyboard.

  8. Jun 24, 2015 · There are basically 2 forms of reset: a "hard" or "cold" reset, and a "soft" or "warm" reset. Most of the time, a "soft" reset is all that's necessary, but sometimes you need to take it a bit further. I recommend trying a soft reset first, and if that doesn't work, try a hard reset.

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