How To Factory Reset Your Samsung Galaxy Via The Settings Menu

The location of the Factory Reset option in your settings may vary slightly based on your device model and operating system.

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**Important:** The steps outlined below apply if your device is running Android Nougat or newer. If you have an older version of Android, you might need to follow one of these paths:

1. Apps > Settings > Backup and reset > Factory data reset
2. Apps > Settings > Privacy > Factory data reset
3. Apps > Settings > About phone > Advanced > Reset > Factory data reset > Reset

1. Swipe up to access your apps, then tap Settings

2.Tap General management

3. Tap Reset

4. Tap Factory data reset

5. Tap Reset

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