Hard reset Samsung Galaxy S20+
How to hard reset or fully wipe Samsung Galaxy S20+
If your Samsung Galaxy S20+ does not turn on, it does not react, it shows an error message when it turns on or you want to sell it, give it away or take it in for repair and you want to make sure that all the content stored in its 128 GB 8 GB RAM internal memory is erased, you will have to force its restoration.
Forcing the restore or doing a “hard reset” is a drastic method that can be used when the Galaxy S20+ settings cannot be accessed either because the password has been forgotten or the operating system is corrupted.
If you can access the settings of your Galaxy S20+ and want to perform a restore, it is preferable to do so using the “Reset” method, otherwise continue reading to see step by step how to force the reset, format or do a “hard reset”.
This procedure erases all the content stored on the Galaxy S20+ so if possible, you should make a backup copy of your data before proceeding and unlink the Google account.
Estimated time: 5 minutes.
1- First step:
First of all, turn off your Samsung Galaxy S20+ completely. If you can't unlock the screen, press and hold the power button for about 20 seconds and the phone will turn off.
2- Second step:
Simultaneously press the power key and the volume key down on the Samsung Galaxy S20+ for a few seconds. On some devices, depending on the Android version, the combination may be the power key and the volume key up.
3- Third step:
When the Samsung logo is displayed, release the buttons. In the following menu, the touch screen does not work, so you must move through the menu with the volume up and volume down keys until you reach the option "Wipe data/factory reset" and press the power button to access it.
This menu is usually displayed in English, if the device menu appears in Chinese characters, see how to reset a mobile in Chinese.
4- Fourth step:
A warning message will appear to avoid hard reset the Samsung Galaxy S20+ by mistake. Use the Volume Up and Volume Down keys to select the "Yes" option and press the Power button to activate the option.
5- Fifth step:
After a few seconds, the formatting and deletion of all data from the Samsung Galaxy S20+ will have been carried out, returning to its factory state, now it is necessary to restart the Galaxy S20+ so using the volume up and volume down buttons, move to the option "Reboot system now" and press the power button to proceed to the restart.
Keep in mind that depending on the country, model and firmware updates of the Samsung Galaxy S20+, the procedure may be slightly different.
If you have had problems performing a forced restore of the Galaxy S20+ , consult the following articles with frequent problems that appear below, if you cannot find a solution to your problem, consult the section “Frequently Asked Questions about Samsung Galaxy S20+” and leave your comment so that we can consult it and offer better service.
