If your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 commences knowing troubles, you should not panic! Before you begin watching for complex problems located in the Android operating system, you should try to make a Soft and Hard Reset of your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4. This task is going to be relatively elementary and could very well solve troubles that can damage your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4.
Before performing any of the hacks listed below, do not forget that it truly is imperative to create a copy of your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4. Even if the soft reset of your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 does not cause data loss, the hard reset is going to clear the whole data. Perform a full copy of your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 thanks to its program or simply on the Cloud (Google Drive, DropBox, …)
We will start with the soft reset of your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4, the most simple process.
How to Soft Reset your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4
The soft reset of your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 probably will allow you to take care of simple errors such as a crashed application, a battery that heats, a screen that stop, the Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 that becomes slow…
The method is definitely quite simple:
- Simultaneously press the Volume Down and Power button until the Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 restarts (approximately 20 seconds)
How to Hard Reset your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 (Factory Settings)
The factory settings reset or hard reset is without question a more definitive remedy. This technique is going to clear off all the data of your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 and you are going to find a cell phone as it is when it is manufactured. You should keep your important files such as your images, apps, messages, records, … on your own pc or on a hosting site such as Google Drive, DropBox, … before commencing the hard reset process of your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4.
To retrieve all your data just after the reset, you can actually conserve your data to your Google Account. To do that , look at:
- Settings -> System -> Advanced -> Backup
- Activate the backup
As soon you made the backup, all you need to do is:
- System -> Advanced -> Reset options.
- Erase all data (factory reset) -> Reset phone
You will be needing to write your security code (or PIN) and once it is completed, look for Erase Everything.
Your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 is going to delete all the data. It will take a short time. Once the procedure is finished, your Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 is going to reboot with factory settings.
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About the Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4
The size of your amazing Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 is 73.3 mm x 146.2 mm x 9.7 mm (width x height x depth) for a net weight of 172 g. The screen offers a resolution of 720 x 1280px (HD) for a usable surface of 64%.
The Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 smartphone works with one Samsung Exynos 7 Quad 7570 processor and one ARM Cortex-A53 (Quad-Core) with a 1.4 GHz clock speed. The following smartphone provides a 64-bit architecture processor.
Regarding the graphic part, the Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 uses the ARM Mali-T720 graphics card with 2 GB. You’ll be able to make use of 16 GB of memory.
The Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 battery is Li-Ion type with a maximum capacity of 2800 mAh amperes. The Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4 was presented on March 2017 with Android 7.0 Nougat
A problem with the Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4? Contact the support: Samsung Support