Why is a Hard Reset Important for Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (256GB)?
A hard reset, also known as factory reset, is an important procedure for the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (256GB). This reset is necessary to help fix various software issues. Here are some examples of what it can do:
- Resolves slow performance, lag, and system freezing
- Eliminate software errors and glitches
- Restore the device back to its original manufacturer settings
- Wipe out the cache, cookies, and history
- Enable pre-installed applications
- Disable unauthorized applications
- Remove hidden files
How to Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (256GB)
Before proceeding with a hard reset, it is best to backup all important data stored on the device. This includes pictures, videos, contacts, emails, and any kind of data that’s saved on the device. That way, after hard reset, you can restore it back to your device without any issues.
Steps to Hard Reset
Follow the step-by-step process mentioned here to hard reset the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (256GB):
- Turn off your Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (256GB). Now, press and hold the POWER + VOLUME UP buttons together for several seconds. This will bring you to the ‘Download mode’.
- From here, press the VOLUME UP button to proceed.
- Once in the ‘Download mode’, press the POWER button again until you enter ‘Recovery Mode’.
- On the ‘Recovery Mode’ screen, you can swipe down with the VOLUME DOWN button and select ‘Wipe data/factory reset’.
- From here, select ‘Wipe data/factory reset’ and press POWER to confirm.
- The hard resetting process of your Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (256GB) will start.
- When the process is over without any glitches, press the REBOOT button (from the same menu you had used to perform the factory reset process) to restart your device in normal mode.
- After the restart, you will be asked to go through the initial setup instructions and provide the required information.