In many cases where your Galaxy S4 is experiencing sluggishness or various errors, performing a Factory Reset can bring it back to its original state, similar to when it was first purchased. Before doing this, ensure you back up your data. Here, we introduce 3 methods to Factory Reset Galaxy S4:
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Guide to Factory Reset Galaxy S4
Method 1:
Method 3:
Step 1: Turn off your phone, then press and hold the Power, Volume Up, and Home buttons simultaneously.
Step 2: When you see the message ''Recovery Booting'', release the Power button and continue holding the Volume Up and Home buttons until you see the next ''Recovery Booting'' message. You will then be taken to the Android Recovery screen.
Step 3: Use the Volume Up and Volume Down buttons to navigate to Wipe cache partition to erase the entire cache memory partition and press the Power button to confirm.
Step 4: Continue scrolling down to wipe data/factory reset and press the Power button.
Step 5: Scroll down to the Yes - delete all user data option and press Power to confirm deleting all data.
Step 6: Move to the ''Reboot system now'' option and press the Power button to select it, wait for the Galaxy S4 to restart, and you have successfully performed a Factory Reset on your Galaxy S4, bringing the device back to its original factory state.
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So there you have it, we've shown you how to Factory Reset the Galaxy S4 when encountering these issues or when you feel the device has become too slow after prolonged use. This method will help improve the situation. Additionally, for users of other Android phones who want to have the Galaxy S4 wallpaper on their device, you can download the Galaxy S4 Live Wallpaper for Android.
