How to Hard Reset Galaxy A7 (2018)

You're having trouble with your new one Galaxy A7 (2018)? Ok then let's see how to Hard Reset Galaxy A7 (2018). Come restore the settings di factory  Galaxy A7 (2018)? Come erase all Galaxy A7 (2018) data? Come bypass Galaxy A7 (2018) screen lock? Come restore default Galaxy A7 (2018)?

The following tutorial shows all the methods to do the Galaxy A7 (2018) reset. Find out how to perform a hard reset with the hardware keys and settings of Android 9.0 Pie. Consequently, yours Galaxy A7 (2018) it will be as good as new and your processor will run fast again.

Even with such a powerful processor Galaxy A7 (2018) it can run into serious problems, such as running out of battery fast, turning itself off and on again, freezing apps, and many more. At the end of the article you will also find a mini tutorial on how to soft reset Galaxy A7 (2018), it is a less invasive procedure that solves most of the small problems.

First method:

1. Press and hold the power key for a short time to turn off the mobile phone.
2. In the second step press and press Volume + button di power on for a few moments.
3. When the Samsung logo appears, release all keys.
4. When the Android image with “No command” appears, you need to tap the screen.
5. In this mode choose "wipe data / factory reset”Using the volume buttons to navigate and the power button to confirm.
6. Then select "Yes - delete all user data”Using the volume keys and press the power button once.
7. Finally choose "reboot system now”With the power button.

Great! You just ran the hard Reset Galaxy A7 (2018).

Second method:

1. Turn on the device by pressing and holding the power button for a short time.
2. When the main screen is displayed, select Menu e Settings.
3. Then select General Management.
4. Then tap Restore e Factory data reset.
5. Then select Reset device.
6. Finally select Delete everything to start the operation.

Good! You just performed the Hard Reset Galaxy A7 (2018).

How to Soft Reset Galaxy A7 (2018)

If yours Galaxy A7 (2018) has crashed, perform the soft reset operation. Find out how to force restart on Android 9.0 Pie. Consequently yours Galaxy A7 (2018) it should reboot by itself.

1. Press and hold the power button for a short time.
2. Now from the menu that appears select Switch off and touch  OK. 
3. Then wait a few seconds.
4. Finally turn on the device with the power key.

Good! You just ran the Soft Reset Galaxy A7 (2018).