In this simple guide, we’ll walk you through the process of how to factory reset your Samsung Galaxy S21 5G. If you are ready to recycle your phone; or, if you’ve been facing issues with your phone, a factory reset might just be the solution you need.
Step 1: Begin the Reset
To kickstart the factory reset process, hold down the Volume Up and Power buttons simultaneously. Keep holding them until the Samsung logo appears on your screen.
Step 2: Navigate to Factory Reset
Once the Android Recovery Menu is in view, you can use the Volume buttons to scroll and select the “Data Wipe / Factory Reset” option. This is the key to wiping your device clean.
Step 3: Confirm Your Choice
After selecting “Factory Reset,” you’ll be prompted to confirm your decision. Be sure you’re ready to proceed before confirming, as this will erase all data on your phone.
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