How to Format Samsung Galaxy to Factory Settings

 How to Format Samsung Galaxy to Factory Settings

                          If your Samsung Galaxy  has fatal errors, hang-ups, or freezes, you may need to perform a factory data reset. Here I’d like to share three simple methods to format or hard reset Samsung Galaxy to its original factory default settings.
Hard Reset Samsung Galaxy  to Restore Factory Settings

Method I: Formatting Using the Code

                       When the mobile device hangs-up or just frozen, the most often method is to remove the battery out after a couple of seconds and then put it back. To format Samsung Galaxy, just dial this code *2767*3855#, this will reset Galaxy automatically.
Method II: Formatting Using Settings Menu

You can format or hard reset your Samsung Galaxy using its setting menu.
Step 1: Open “Settings” and go to “Privacy”.
Step 2: Select “Factory Data Reset” then “Reset Phone”.
Step 3: Finally, select “Erase Everything”.
Another Way to Hard Reset Galaxy

Step 1: Power off the phone.
Step 2: Press and hold the Volume Up, Home and Power on button at the same time.
Step 3: Wait for a while, the Android System Recovery menu appear. You will see the four options: Reboot system now, apply update from sdcar, wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache partition.
Step 4: Select “wipe data/factory reset”. Then confirm to perform factory reset.

Format Samsung Galaxy to Factory Settings

                    Factory reset your Galaxy will wipe and delete all data stored on your Samsung Galaxy Android phone, so ensure to make a backup copy of all of the important files you have on the device and take the SD card out. Here I’d like to recommend a professional data backup tool