How to Factory Reset Samsung Galaxy F22
The Samsung Galaxy F22 is the latest android smartphone from the Korean tech giants. It is a mid-range device that boasts a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display, triple rear cameras, a well-sized battery and much more. Sometimes you have to perform a Factory Reset for various purposes such as for fixing hardware or software errors, for resetting forgotten passwords and more. Here we will explain the steps on how to factory reset your Samsung Galaxy F22.
Why Should You Perform a Factory Reset?
• Fixing hardware or software errors
• Forgetting passwords
• Boosting performance
• Cleaning up outdated data, malicious software, software viruses, etc.
• Preparing for sale
How to Factory Reset Samsung Galaxy F22:
To factory reset your Samsung Galaxy F22, you should follow the steps mentioned below.
1. Go to Settings on your Samsung Galaxy F22.
2. Scroll down to find the General management section.
3. Tap on Reset in the General management section.
4. Select Factory data reset option in the Reset window.
5. Tap Reset.
6. Now select Delete all in the Reset window.
7. Wait for the reset process to complete.
8. Once the reset process is complete, your device will reboot automatically if not manually do it.
Once the device reboots, you have successfully completed the factory reset process. You can now start using your Samsung Galaxy F22 with initial settings. Keep in mind that the factory reset process will erase all your data including apps, messages, contact, etc. So always make sure to have a backup before performing a factory reset.