How to Factory Reset Samsung Galaxy Note 8
Are you wanting to reset your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and start fresh? Factory resetting your Note 8 can restore it to like-new condition and even repair common issues and errors. In this guide we’ll go over all the steps involved with resetting and starting over your Galaxy Note 8.
Why Do A Factory Reset
There are many benefits to factory resetting your device and we’ll go over some of them here.
- Erase all stored data and settings on your device and get a fresh start
- Free up space and improve performance
- Fix a malfunctioning device
- Boost battery life by removing unnecessary applications
How to Factory Reset Samsung Galaxy Note 8
Now that you know what a factory reset means and why it can beneficial, we’ll go over step-by-step instructions on how to carry it out on your Note 8.
- Turn off your Note 8: Power off your device by pressing and holding the Power button for several seconds until it shuts off.
- Press and hold the Volume Up button, Bixby Button, and Power Button: To enter the recovery mode, you will need to press and hold the Volume Up button, the Bixby Button, and the Power button all at once until you see the Android logo.
- Volume Down: Next, use the Volume Down button to select “wipe data/factory reset” and use the Power button to select it.
- Select yes delete all user data: Now highlight and select the option that says “yes, delete all user data” and select it to confirm.
- Reboot system now: Once the process is complete, you will be taken to the Recovery Mode main menu. Use the Power button to select “reboot system now” and the device will restart.
Your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is now factory reset and is in its original, default state just like when you bought it. From here, you can set it up and start configuring it with all your options and account. Keep in mind that backup of your device information is essential because once the factory reset is complete, the data will be permanently deleted.