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  1. Go to Settings. Select System > Reset options. You will be presented with four choices. Reset Wi-Fi, mobile & Bluetooth is sometimes useful if you’re having trouble with connectivity. Reset...

    • Method 1: Reset A Sim Card Through The Phone's Settings
    • Method 2: Reset All Data on Sim Card Manually
    • Method 3: Reset Sim Card Via A USB Card Reader
    Insert the SIM card into your Android phone's SIM card slot and place the back cover securely. Then, turn on the phone.
    Go to the "Settings" menu and choose "Reset" from the list of options that are displayed.
    After you click on the "Reset" option, there will be a list of options displayed, prompting you to select the area you wish to reset.
    Check the areas if applicable, or you can directly click on the "Reset All" button.
    Insert the SIM card into your cell phone's SIM card slot and place the back cover securely. Then, turn on the phone.
    Click the "Phonebook" menu and choose the option of "Management" or "Settings". Select the "Delete All" option and then the phonebook will be reset to default status.
    Click the "Messages" menu and choose the option of "Settings". Then, choose the "Delete All" button from the available options. If you haven't seen this option, you can turn to the "Inbox" and view...
    Click the "Call Log" menu and choose "Call Manager" or "Settings". Then, click on "Call Duration" > "Options" > "Reset All".
    Insert your SIM card into an SIM card reader's slot.
    Connect the SIM card reader into an available USB port in your computer. Launch the SIM card reader program if it does not launch automatically.
    Once the SIM card reader program is launched successfully, you can view the contents of the SIM card reader program, with different menu options are displayed for you to manage the contents.
    Enter the application's menu and choose the "Reset" button. If you haven't seen this option, you can turn to the "Help" menu and search for the "Reset" option.
  2. May 5, 2024 · How to Factory-Reset Your Android Phone. 1 / 3. Google via Simon Hill. Start by backing up your Android phone, then remove any MicroSD cards and your SIM card. Remember to use the...

  3. Jun 5, 2024 · Erase all SIM card data from the Contacts or Messages app. Insert the SIM card into the Android's SIM tray > open the Phone app > choose Contacts. Delete contacts from SIM card. Tap Settings (the three dots) > Manage contacts > choose Delete All. Erase text messages from SIM card.

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  4. Apr 23, 2024 · 1. Back Up Your Phone. First, back up your phone so you have a copy of your information. You’ll need it when you set up a new phone. Apple Support: How to back up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Android Help: Back up or restore data on your Android device. 2. Remove SIM and SD cards.

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  6. Mar 28, 2024 · Restoring SIM Card Data After A Factory Reset: Methods And Precautions. After performing a factory reset on your mobile device, you might be wondering if it is possible to restore the data stored on your SIM card. Fortunately, the answer is yes, but with some precautions.