What should I do if the tablet stops turning on after a factory reset? In fact, there are several solutions to this problem. As usual, there are simple and more complex ways to solve this issue. Let's start, of course, with the simplest ones.
So, the easiest way is the usual waiting, because some tablets (especially low-power ones) can boot after a hard reset for about half an hour, you need to understand this. By the way, after flashing the situation is similar.
What else can be done? You waited, but it’s no use, then try resetting the settings again using Recovery, you need to find the “factory reset” item there. It is likely that this will help start the Tablet PC.
Bootloop
If the tablet freezes on the power-up splash screen and, for example, the loading circle is spinning, or a robot with a ripped open stomach is shown, or a logo is simply displayed, then in this case ONLY a flashing can be done. This state is called a bootloop. After resetting the settings, this may happen due to the cryo-handedness of the manufacturer's programmers. This is often found, for example, on smartphones from Ulefone.
It is extremely easy to solve the problem through flashing using the SP Flashtool utility, if, of course, on board Mediatek (processor), if Spreadtrum, then use the UpgradeDownload utility. By the way, there are a wide variety of solutions for those devices that have Qualcomm Snapdragon under the hood. If you yourself cannot cope with this, then contact the RuleSmart forum, in the first aid section. Experts will advise you for free.
After resetting your smartphone using Hard Reset, the next time you turn on your phone, you need to enter your Google account credentials. This is how the user described the situation to me, who brought me a phone with a request to confirm an account that was previously synchronized with a smartphone.
In general, this is something similar to the Apply ID, which has long been used in devices manufactured by Apple. Since many complained that Android data is not protected at all, and you can crack any password on your phone with a regular hard reset, Google decided to refine several aspects of this protection.
As a result, starting with a series of Android 5.1.1 firmware, a hard link to a Google account began. That is, even after resetting the settings, you will not be able to fully use the smartphone until you enter the credentials of the account that was linked to it when you first turned on the device.
Of course, the user who contacted me about such protection did not even suspect and calmly reset the settings without ulterior motives. Of course, no one remembers the account details, since it was created in haste only in order to have access to the Play Market.
So, after another such smartphone, I decided to share my experience and show how I managed to bypass protection with Google account confirmation after resetting the settings (Hard Reset).
Resetting the smartphone to the factory state through the phone settings
Very often, a normal reset directly from the standard settings menu helps. This is due to the fact that such a reset occurs directly from the phone and the security system recognizes this as if the user did it himself, respectively, and does not request Google Account Verification (FRP).
Of course, the most difficult thing that we have to do is get into the same settings menu, but we will still try to do it. This method was tested by me on android 6.0 and 6.0.1.
Bypass Google Account Verification (FRP) after reset with QuickShortcutMaker
If you did not become the happy owner of a device that was helped by the first method, then most likely you will have to turn to third-party applications for help that will help us unlink your Google account.
One such application would be QuickShortcutMaker. By the way, I would say that this method helps 80% of cases that are associated with FRP. So I recommend that you use it first of all.
You can see a visual implementation from points 10 to 17 in this video, starting at 5:30 minutes:
Important information for those who have Google Accounts» there will be no item with login and password. In order for it to appear, you will have to additionally, in addition to QuickShortcutMaker, install the Google account manager patch. After that, the desired item should be displayed without problems in the list of Google accounts.
The third option to bypass Google's FRP using Test DPC
The third option is also to install and use additional programs, this time it is " Test DPC". If the previous method did not help you, then you should definitely try this option.
An illustrative example of the implementation of this method, we look at the video:
It was with these images that I personally managed to bypass protection with Google account confirmation after resetting the settings on Android. If none of the described methods suits you, do not be discouraged, and it happens.
There are a lot of different ways to bypass this protection, you just need to find it on our website or on some forum. Where users could share the option that is right for you.
There is also a theory that by turning off the phone and putting it on the shelf for about 72 hours, the binding disappeared by itself and the smartphone turned on the next time as if it had just been taken out of the box.
Bypass Google Account Verification (FRP) after resetting your smartphone (Hard Reset)
Now let's figure out why your Android phone does not load beyond the logo (does not turn on after the splash screen of the manufacturer or robot). Further in the text: first about the reasons and then decoding what to do in this or that case.
This article is suitable for all brands that produce phones on Android 10/9/8/7: Samsung, HTC, Lenovo, LG, Sony, ZTE, Huawei, Meizu, Fly, Alcatel, Xiaomi, Nokia and others. We are not responsible for your actions.
Attention! You can ask your question to a specialist at the end of the article.
If we divide all the reasons why your Android phone hangs on the logo splash screen and does not load further, then this one will
- errors in the software (it is possible to fix it yourself);
- problems with hardware (only in the service center).
Causes of failure and why it turns on but does not boot
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If Android does not boot on the phone or tablet when it is turned on, or the Android smartphone starts up, but does not go beyond the logo splash screen, then the reasons for this may be the following:
- Errors in device firmware. These include installing an unsuitable or corrupted build, out of order firmware, power failure, and other factors.
- Out of memory. The system may not start or due to lack of memory. Deleting unnecessary data can also be a solution.
- Memory card incompatibility. If the smartphone turns on, but does not boot to the end, try removing the memory card and try restarting the system.
- Hardware problems that occur after being hit, dropped, exposed to liquid, exposed to extreme temperatures.
- Damage to the power button or its cable, which "closes" the phone and it goes into a cyclic reboot, loading up to the logo and then in a circle. We encounter this from time to time and can only be diagnosed at a service center.
Before trying to troubleshoot Android, you need to understand why the system does not boot.
Recovery
If the phone shows that the charge is on, then the causes of the problem should be looked for in the Launcher Android. If the device vibrates or the screen flickers, then there is a possibility that the screen is damaged.
If you have determined that the problem is software in nature (for example, the problem arose after a firmware update), then a simple reboot will not help here. You need to reset the system through Recovery Mode or reflash the device. Let's see what to do:
- While holding the power button and the volume down key (there may be other combinations, look for your model), go to Recovery Mode. If the phone, then the problems are at a deeper level, so you need to contact the service center.
- Perform a factory reset by selecting "Wipe data factory".
- Select "Reset" to reboot the device.
When the user's personal data and settings are deleted. If this method does not help, perform a flashing. To do this, upload the file with the appropriate firmware to the root of the memory card, insert the drive into the phone and select the "Install zip from sdcard" option in Recovery Mode.
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You can deal with a software failure yourself, but how to fix hardware problems? The most reasonable option is to contact the service center for diagnostics and repair.
Extracting information from a broken Android
Even if the problem can be solved without financial investments, with a simple flashing, users have an important question - how to save the data that is stored in the phone's memory. There are no problems with the memory card: you just need to pull it out of the device. But how to save data from the internal drive? For example, pull contacts.
Increase If you made a backup copy of the system, or at least, then it will be very easy to get contacts. All you have to do is go to the Google Contacts app to see the full list of synced contacts. If you want to transfer them to another device, it will be enough to add a Google account to it.
Possible reasons:
Operating system failure
Try restarting your iPhone
It is possible that the iPhone is not turned off, but simply frozen and does not respond to button presses. To reboot (Soft Reset) the device, press and hold the Home and On / Off buttons for about 20 seconds. (Sleep/Wake mode).
eternal apple
In this case, a flashing of the iPhone is required, because. an error has occurred in the operating system.
First you need to put your iPhone in DFU mode (stands for Device Firmware Upgrade). You can do this in the following way:
ATTENTION!
If you did not back up your data, then all information will be lost.
If you have a locked iPhone (USA and other countries), then your iPhone will become locked and will not be able to make calls. Requires unlocking. Refer to the relevant help section for detailed information on the unlocking process.
Device won't turn on after Jailbreak
A flashing of the device is required. First you need to put the iPhone into DFU mode (stands for Device Firmware Upgrade). You can do this in the following way:
1) Connect your iPhone to your computer via cable and launch iTunes. It doesn't matter if the device is on or off;
2) press and hold the Home and Power buttons (On / Off, it's the Sleep / Wake mode button) for exactly 10 seconds;
3) do not release the Power button, but keep holding the Home button for another 10 seconds;
4) On the screen of your computer, iTunes should report that an iPhone was detected in recovery mode. If you see this message, then you have successfully completed the transfer of the device to DFU mode.
Click the OK button to close the window, then click the Restore button and follow the iTunes prompts.
ATTENTION!
Use the jailbreak method that is compatible with your version of iPhone and iOS.
Carefully read the instructions for Jailbreak
Device won't turn on after resetting settings and content
This happens after you have selected the option to reset all settings in the settings, and the operating system has undergone the Jailbreak procedure. A flashing of the device is required. First you need to put the iPhone into DFU mode (stands for Device Firmware Upgrade). You can do this in the following way:
1) Connect your iPhone to your computer via cable and launch iTunes. It doesn't matter if the device is on or off;
2) press and hold the Home and Power buttons (On / Off, it's the Sleep / Wake mode button) for exactly 10 seconds;
3) do not release the Power button, but keep holding the Home button for another 10 seconds;
4) On the screen of your computer, iTunes should report that an iPhone was detected in recovery mode. If you see this message, then you have successfully completed the transfer of the device to DFU mode.
Click the OK button to close the window, then click the Restore button and follow the iTunes prompts.
After a hit or fall
Try restarting your iPhone and connecting it to your computer
It is possible that the iPhone is not turned off, but simply frozen and does not respond to button presses.
To reboot (Soft Reset) the device, press and hold the Home and On / Off buttons for about 20 seconds. (Sleep/Wake mode).
If the computer sees the connected iPhone, then all is not lost. First, back up your data to protect yourself from data loss.
When the iPhone falls, one of the many devices could fail. As a rule, the consequences of mechanical damage are corrected in the service center.
A factory reset deletes all data from your phone's internal memory. These are photos, videos, music, applications - everything that was recorded during the use of a mobile device. In this case, the sd-card will remain untouched: the files on it will be saved after a hard reset.
So, without thinking twice and considering that this is the fastest way to solve all problems, you reset the phone. Is there life after a factory reset? Is it possible to recover data on the phone after you have done a hard reset.
Photo and video recovery after hard reset
- I have a Samsung Galaxy Duos. I forgot the lock code, I had to reset the phone to factory settings. Lost photos, videos, contacts and more. Can I return them? Tried various mobile apps, didn't work.
- The phone was stolen. Apparently, they did a reset - although the phone was password-protected with a pattern. After buying the phone, they discovered that the comrades who stole the flash drive, of course, threw it away. There are no backups. Basically everything was in the phone's memory. How to recover photos and videos? Is it real at all? In total despair.
- I did a factory reset on my Samsung Galaxy J5 phone. After that it was like new. I would like to know how to recover photos, videos, music. All these applications were in the phone's memory.
- I accidentally deleted files on my phone using wipe reset. Please tell me how can I restore them? Phone model Alcatel One Touch Idol2 6037К. Built-in memory. The battery is non-removable.
- Tell me, please, is it possible to return the photo if we took pictures and the photos were not saved, they were just in the "camera". The child forgot the password on the phone and just took and reset the settings through the hardware buttons. Can we return the photo?
Answer. Yes, you can, but the likelihood of recovery depends on your perseverance and the time that has passed since resetting Android. You can use the recovery method described above (through creating an image of the internal memory).
To search for photos in a mounted disk image, you can use any, even free software, like PhotoRec or Recuva (turn on the deep scan option). How to use them, see this video:
How to restore phone numbers after a factory reset
- If you did not set up contact synchronization before hard reset, this guide will help you recover deleted contacts and phone numbers after a reset.
- If contact synchronization has been enabled (for example, via Gmail), connect your Google account and wait for the contact list to be synchronized.
- Check if there is a VCF file on the memory card or in the phone's internal memory.
How to restore applications
After resetting the settings, Instagram and another program are not installed. What can I do to install applications?
Answer. Restoring applications after a hard reset is usually straightforward.
Some Android apps require a newer version of the OS on your phone. After a hard reset, you roll back the version of Android to the one that was installed by the vendor. Therefore, for good, you need to download the latest firmware updates to your phone. You can do this through the settings.
To reinstall all applications, it is enough to connect the user's Google account. Applications will be downloaded and installed on your phone automatically - in their latest version.
What to do if the phone does not work after a hard reset
- I have an HTC One V phone and after a reset the phone stopped working. The screen turns on, the HTC logo appears, and nothing else happens. What to do?
- Clicked on reset to factory settings. Now the phone says Secure Fail: Recovery and a yellow triangle. inside a black exclamation mark and again neither here nor there. The phone does not turn on for a long time, what should I do?
Answer.
Method 1. Perform a factory reset again - with the removal of all data from the internal memory of the phone.
Since you do not have access to the Android OS, you can do a hard reset through the hardware buttons. For this:
- Remove the battery and put it back in the phone
- Press and hold the volume up button
- In addition to this, press and hold the power button
Then you will enter the recovery mode to factory settings.
Note. The hard reset method is different on many android devices. See the manual for your smartphone for details.
Method 2. If repeated hard reset does not help, install an alternative - unofficial - firmware. We advise you to look for instructions on the w3bsit3-dns.com forum.
Lost access to account after factory reset
- Lost phone. When they returned, I realized that they tried to reset the settings, but could not, because the Google Account interfered. How can I now log in to the phone, given that I do not remember either the password or the login?
- I accidentally reset my phone and lost my Google account. I tried to restore it, but it popped up: insufficient evidence. What should I do?
Answer. The problem is solved quite simply. You need to go to this Google page and answer the questions. If the account belonged to you and at the same time you had recovery data (for example, a backup Email or phone number), you will be able to restore access and "link" the account to the mobile device again.
Restoring filenames
I had a problem with the phone: if someone called while using it, a message appeared that the Phone application was stopped. I asked on the forum and they said that you need to reset the phone settings. After the reset, the problem was solved, but it turns out that the music was in the phone's memory. Is it possible to restore it or at least find out what kind of music it was?
Answer. You can't restore music. Find out the names of the files - yes, but only if they are stored in the file table. To do this, use the method of recovery from internal memory, which we described in this guide. This procedure is rather complicated and time consuming.
Phone memory full
I had an automatic factory reset on my tablet with Android v4.0.3. After that, I can’t download the application, writes: internal memory is full, free up space. But the memory is clear. What should I do?
Answer. Although a Hard Reset deletes user data, the phone's memory is not completely cleared - unless you have specified the appropriate item in the menu.
Try manually deleting the files. The most convenient way to do this is through the Root Explorer file manager or the Storage Analyzer utility for Android.
Internet not working when setting up phone
- I forgot the password to unlock my Samsung Galaxy A3 2016 phone. After resetting to factory settings and after the greeting, only the search for a Wi-Fi connection is turned on, the "Next" button does not work. What to do?
- I recently did a factory reset. Everything was fine, I turned on the phone, chose the language, connected to the Internet, then the "connection test" download went on. This download is already worth the second day, I don't know what to do.
Answer.
1. Try setting up your phone via a different wifi network (maybe the problem is with the wifi router).
2. Enable usb debugging on your phone 3. Download and install custom Android firmware for your device (rather insecure method, only suitable for advanced users!)
Phone notes deleted after reset
Restored factory settings on Android, but forgot to transfer phone notes to another phone. What to do in this case? Is there any way to recover text notes?
Answer. If you previously stored text notes in the standard Google notepad application, recovery is unlikely: after a hard reset, all application settings are deleted.
However, if you set up sync with Samsung Cloud, you can easily restore your notes in the Samsung Notes app by re-syncing them with your account.
Answers to other questions
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Did encryption, failed. There was nothing left to do but press the "reset" button. But before the reset, I had a bunch of photos, there are photos of my parents, travels, etc. I really need these photos, I’m already in hysterics and I don’t know how to continue to live when your whole life was on your smartphone.
I accidentally screwed the android to the factory settings, i.e. reset, respectively, all the photos were deleted, can I restore them using the application and which one?
Answer. After a factory reset, all data in your phone's internal memory was deleted, including photos. There are two ways to solve your problem.
- Look for photos on the memory card, on the Internet (if you have stored backups there).
- To recover data in internal memory, we recommend a simple program DiskDigger for Android. You can download it on Google Play..
My friend caught a lock virus on a Microlab phone. Naturally, no one wanted to pay hackers to unlock it. I reset the phone to him completely and now the language selection screen appears and after searching for Wi-Fi. It doesn't go further. Inserted SIM cards, still does not let go further. What happened to him now and how to fix it?
Answer. So, the problem is that the phone cannot connect to the wifi network. Find an open network and try to connect. If it doesn’t work anyway, change the firmware to custom.
On the phone (samsung a5) the glass was replaced and the phone was reset, photos and videos disappeared. Is it possible to recover and how? Tried through your program - it did not work.
Answer. Curious to know what recovery programs you used. The question also arises, where did you look for the deleted data - in the internal memory or on the sd card. As it was written above, a factory reset erases internal memory, so you will need utilities like DiskDigger for Android. Another recovery method is through creating a snapshot of internal memory and then searching for files on it.
Android 5.1 Lenovo A2010. I wanted to update, but I clicked on the factory settings and all the necessary photos and videos disappeared. I downloaded the Tenorshare Data Recovery program, but I can't open it, i.e. does not open on the phone. What should I do to recover deleted photos and videos?
Answer. Really. Tenorshare Data Recovery can only be run from a computer. It is not a fact that with its help you will be able to return data after a hard reset (that is, reset to factory settings). You need a way to recover from internal memory. See answers above where we answered a similar question.
I made a hard reset on the lg D724 phone, after synchronizing everything. But I missed the most important thing - notes from the notepad application. The wife had a lot of important information in a notebook. Can you please tell me how to restore it?
Answer. Try the EaseUS MobiSaver program. We have not tested, but the developers claim that MobiSaver can recover notes. However, it is important to note that after a hard reset, the internal memory is erased, and not all applications can work with it. So, to be honest, there is very little chance of getting back text notes after a reset.
I have a samsung galaxy s7 edge. The problem is that when I entered the camera, she gave me such a notification "Camera error warning", after which every time I enter the camera the phone gives such an error. I reset the phone to factory settings, but it did not help ... clearing the cache in the camera settings and reset her data, but all my efforts were even, nothing helped.I went to the service center, they said that they did not have the equipment to disassemble and see what was wrong with the phone, and in return they could send it to Moscow for repair, but it will take weeks or more I don't need it.Is it possible that if I roll back the phone to the previous version of the OS, that is, to 6.0, since I have 7.0.Or just reflash the phone.Tell me if this helps?If not, then help and tell me a couple of ways to fix this error.
Answer. Go into Android safe mode and check if the camera is working. This will help to determine if additional applications installed by you or with the firmware affect the camera.
Perhaps you are using custom firmware - if so, we advise you to find alternative versions or flash your phone to the official firmware.
If resetting to factory settings really didn’t help, you need to contact a Samsung service center or, as you mentioned, send it to Moscow for repair.
Phone reset to factory settings, how to recover data from phone? Tried through applications from Google Play, almost all of them require root. What is it and how to get it?
Answer. Root access (or superuser rights) gives recovery programs access to the Android file system with full control, including deleting and overwriting files. Although, in fact, recovery programs only need access in read mode.
Even if you find an application that does not require root, the chances of recovery will be extremely small. Try installing KingoRoot apps (installing root in a few steps) and DiskDigger for Android, it should work.
After resetting the Prestigio NK3, the system writes that the sd card is not supported and offers to format it. The reset was carried out with the card removed. There is a lot of necessary data, tell me if there is a solution?
Answer. Most likely, hard reset in no way affected the safety of data on the memory card. If you removed the memory card while other files were being written to it from the phone, the file table of the sd card could be damaged. You need to connect it to a computer or laptop through a card reader, check for reading errors using a standard Windows utility. If the bugs are fixed, the sd card should open on the phone. If not, Recuva or DiskDigger with Dig Deep mode should find all files.
My wife did a hard reset on a Samsung Grand 2 Duo without making a backup. Photos and music are not so important, all phone contacts were lost and it was not possible to restore application data from the Play Market. In all applications, everything had to start over. Can you please tell me how to restore it?
Answer. The likelihood of recovering user data from applications depends on each application individually. So, if the user data was stored on the sd card, then you can recover the data. Otherwise, after a hard reset, you need to scan the internal memory in an attempt to find each individual application file (the probability of doing this is quite small).
Phone contacts can be imported from a SIM card - of course, if you take care of a backup copy of your contacts in advance. Check if the contacts have been synced with your Google account and the Contacts service assigned to it.
