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How To Reset Galaxy S22

There are different types of resets in a Samsung Galaxy S22 and while all of them can fix most of the problems you might encounter with you device, the factory reset is the most effective. However, all your files and data will also be deleted after doing the procedure.

That’s the reason why such a procedure, while effective, should be done as the last resort. The most common factory reset can be done through the Settings app and it’s the most recommended procedure you have to do provided that your phone is working or responding properly to touches.

Pre-requisites

Before the reset, make sure that you have already created a backup of your important files and data. You may also sync your phone with your Google account to backup any account-related stuff you don’t want to lose.

If possible, log out of your account before the reset, although it’s not really that important because you will be asked to enter your Samsung and Google accounts during the reset.

Also, make it a point to charge your phone before resetting it because what you don’t want to happen is your phone turning off during the process, which might lead to it being bricked.

Resetting Galaxy S22

It will take a few seconds before your phone will restart. Once the Samsung logo appears, it’s a sign that it’s already starting to delete all your personal data and bring all the settings back to their default values.

After the reset, it won’t bring you to the lock screen, instead you will be prompted to set up your phone again. So try doing that and if possible, set it up as a new device and just restore your data later.

We also recommend to set up your Google Account while setting it up to enable the Factory Reset Protection.

After the reset and your Galaxy S22 is still kind of laggy, give it a couple of minutes and then try rebooting it. Just press and hold the volume down button and the power key for a couple of seconds until the power menu appears. Then tap Restart and wait until it brings you back to the lock screen or the home screen.

And that’s how you reset Samsung Galaxy S22. We hope this tutorial can help you.

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