In case your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 commences knowing issues, tend not to panic! Right before you commence looking for fussy glitches located in the Android os, you can try to do a Soft and Hard Reset of your Samsung Galaxy Note 7. This adjustment is usually quite simple and may resolve issues that can influence your Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
Right before performing any of the actions listed below, bear in mind that it truly is critical to create a backup of your Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Even though the soft reset of your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 should not lead to loss of data, the hard reset is going to get rid of all the data. Generate an entire backup of your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 thanks to its application or on the Cloud (Google Drive, DropBox, …)
We will get started with the soft reset of your Samsung Galaxy Note 7, the most simple technique.
How to Soft Reset your Samsung Galaxy Note 7
The soft reset of your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 should let you to correct minor errors such as a blocked application, a battery that heats, a screen that stop, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that becomes slow…
The method is going to be very simple:
- Simultaneously push the Volume Down and Power button until the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 restarts (approximately 20 seconds)
How to Hard Reset your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 (Factory Settings)
The factory settings reset or hard reset is going to be a more definitive option. This method is going to remove all the information of your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and you will find a mobile phone as it is when it is manufactured. You should save your valuable files such as your photos, contacts, messages, movies, … in your computer or on a hosting site such as Google Drive, DropBox, … prior to starting the hard reset job of your Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
To get back all your info after the reset, you can actually save your data to your Google Account. For that, look at:
- Settings -> System -> Advanced -> Backup
- Activate the backup
Now that you finished the backup, all you must do is:
- System -> Advanced -> Reset options.
- Erase all data (factory reset) -> Reset phone
You will be required to type your security code (or PIN) and soon after it is done, go for Erase Everything.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is going to delete all your data. It should take a short time. Now that the procedure is done, your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is going to restart with factory configuration.
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About the Samsung Galaxy Note 7
The size of your Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is 73.9 mm x 153.5 mm x 7.9 mm (width x height x depth) for a net weight of 169 g. The screen offers a resolution of 1440 x 2560px (QHD) for a usable surface of 79%.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphone integrates one Samsung Exynos 8 Octa 8890 2.3 processor and one 2.3GHz Quad (Custom Core) + 1.6GHz Quad (Cortex-A53) (Octa-Core) with a 2.3 GHz clock speed. The following mobile phone comes with a 64-bit architecture processor.
Regarding the graphic part, the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 incorporates Arm Mali-T880 Mp12, 650 Mhz graphics card with 4 GB. You can use 64 GB of memory.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 battery is Li-Ion type with a full charge capacity of 3500 mAh amperes. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was revealed on August 2016 with Android 6.0 Marshmallow
A problem with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7? Contact the support: Samsung Support