If ever your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 appears suffering problems, really do not stress! Before you start watching for fussy concerns in the Android operating system, you can also check to perform a Soft and Hard Reset of your Samsung Galaxy Note 9. This modification is reasonably elementary and will often fix problems that may alter your Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
Before running any one of the task just below, do not forget that it really is important to make a copy of your Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Even though the soft reset of your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will not be responsible for loss of data, the hard reset is going to erase all the data. Perform a total copy of your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 with its program or alternatively on the Cloud (Google Drive, DropBox, …)
We will begin with the soft reset of your Samsung Galaxy Note 9, the most basic technique.
How to Soft Reset your Samsung Galaxy Note 9
The soft reset of your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 will permit you to fix easy issues such as a clogged application, a battery that heats, a screen that stop, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 that becomes slow…
The technique is going to be easy:
- Simultaneously press the Volume Down and Power key until the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 restarts (approximately 20 seconds)
How to Hard Reset your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Factory Settings)
The factory settings reset or hard reset is undoubtedly a bit more definitive remedy. This technique is going to get rid of all the information of your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and you will find a cell phone as it is when it is created. You really should save your valuable files such as your images, contacts, text messages, movies, … on your own computer or on the cloud such as Google Drive, DropBox, … before commencing the hard reset operation of your Samsung Galaxy Note 9.
To get back all your document after the reset, you should preserve your documents to your Google Account. To do that , head to:
- Settings -> System -> Advanced -> Backup
- Activate the backup
Once you generated the backup, all you might want to do is:
- System -> Advanced -> Reset options.
- Erase all data (factory reset) -> Reset phone
You have to write your security code (or PIN) and once it is made, go with Erase Everything.
Your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is going to remove all the data. It is going to take a little while. As soon the task is done, your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 should restart with factory settings.
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About the Samsung Galaxy Note 9
The dimensions of your amazing Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is 76.4 mm x 161.9 mm x 8.8 mm (width x height x depth) for a net weight of 201 g. The screen offers a resolution of 1440 x 2960px (QHD+) for a usable surface of 84%.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 smartphone uses one Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor and one 4×2.8 GHz Kryo 385 + 4×1.8 GHz Kryo 385 (Octa-Core) with a 2.8 GHz clock speed. This smartphone incorporates a 64-bit architecture processor.
Relating to the graphic part, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 includes the Qualcomm Adreno 630 graphics card with 6 GB of LPDDR4X RAM type. You are able to make use of 128 GB of memory. The UFS Storage 2.1 technology is utilized for the memory.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 battery is Li-Polymer type with a maximum capacity of 4000 mAh amperes. The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 was presented on August 2018 with Android 8.0 Oreo
A problem with the Samsung Galaxy Note 9? Contact the support: Samsung Support