When is it necessary to reset an Android mobile? — Mobile Phone Technology

When is it necessary to reset an Android mobile?

Erase, delete, format, wiper there are different ways to talk about resetting in Android. Sometimes it is necessary to go through this step to give a second youth to your smartphone. This is why in this article we want to explain to you when you should reset an Android mobile.

Reset Android after an update

After an update, there are many users who report bugs that we all know shouldn’t happen. After which, you will certainly ask us, “Why are some nasty bugs coming into my Android?” To this question, I would answer you that the Android mobile operating system (like any other, by the way) is not perfect and sometimes gets tangled up. This could be due to one or more functions, one or more third-party applications, game cached data, or any other reason that could cause bugs.

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If you just installed an update, save your data and reset everything. I agree that this manipulation is painful, but it will do you a great service.

Reset Android in case of slowdowns

Is your Android smartphone or tablet suffering from significant slowdowns? Do not ask yourself any more questions, the complete formatting of the device is the best way to eradicate them. At the same time, it is important to carefully check what you are installing because there are a large number of intrusive applications that run in the background. You know, those famous apps that send you notifications every half hour, when you didn’t ask for anything. Now imagine that you have 3 or 4 applications of the same ilk running in the background, I let you imagine the bad influence on your battery and the performance of your Android on a daily basis …

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Reset Android in case of unexplained bugs “Force Close” or crashes for no reason? Again, brainwashing your Android mobile is inevitable and will solve many problems. On this occasion, we recommend — again — to check your library of applications installed on your device and to delete the problematic ones. If you’re sacrificing a few, be sure to drop by the Play Store to find other alternatives.

Reset Android after improper handling

After flashing a zipped image, your mobile has become almost unusable. In this case, the reset is undeniable to restore the system to its original state and thus restart on a healthy basis.

• Turn off your Android, then turn it back on while pressing “volume up + home + power”,
• press “wipe data/factory reset”, then “yes-delete all user data” and confirm with “power”,
• once it is finished, you are returned to the general list and check “reboot system now”,
• here! Normally, your Android should be rebooting with a reset.

Reset Android to do spring cleaning

In some cases, there are users who have no particular problem, but who still want to do a spring cleaning. Sometimes this is due to not too much data that the user wants to delete, but not one by one. To do this, he prefers to do it all at once. Again, the best way to do this is to go through the option of “Restore factory settings”. In addition, the option will work even better if you have encrypted your data, thus ensuring a total and radical erasure without any trace.

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Do you have other reasons to add to the list? Comments are at your entire disposal.

Sources: Google

Originally published at https://mobilephonetechnology.info on January 2, 2020.