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How to hard reset on Galaxy S10 Easy Steps Hard reset, also known as factory reset, is often an effective way to kill a bug or address advanced software problems. If you're having trouble with your Galaxy S10 and basic troubleshooting steps are of no help, you may consider wiping the device. On your Galaxy S10, there are three ways to hard reset. We include all of them in this post to give flexibility in whatever troubleshooting situation you're in. It is important that you avoid problems with factory reset protection, this is a Google security feature designed to deter thieves from using a device. Basically, what it does is that FRPR asks for Google account username and password after a factory reset. If you are unable to enter the correct details, you will be locked out of your phone, even if you are its legitimate owner. Before we proceed, we want to remind you that if you are looking for solutions to your own hash Android issue, you can contact us by using the link provided at the bottom of this page. When describing your issue, please be as detailed as possible so we can easily pinpoint a relevant solution. If you can, kindly include the exact area messages you are getting to give us an idea where to start. If you have already tried some troubleshooting steps before emailing us, make sure to mention them so we can skip them in our answers. Method 1, how to hard reset on Samsung Galaxy S10 via settings menu, this is the easiest way to wipe your Galaxy S10. All you have to do is to go under settings menu and follow the steps below. We recommend this method if you have no trouble going under settings. Create a backup of your personal day to and remove your Google account, open settings app. Scroll to untapped general management. Tap reset. Select factory data reset from the given options. Read the information then tap reset to continue. Tap delete alter confirm action. Method 2, how to hard reset on Samsung Galaxy S10 using hardware buttons. If your case is that the phone is not booting up, or it boots but settings menu is inaccessible, this method can be helpful. First, you need to boot the device to recovery mode. If possible, create a backup of your personal day to ahead of time. If your problem prevents you from doing that, then simply skip this step. Also, you want to make sure that you remove your Google account. If your problem prevents you from doing that, then simply skip this step. Turn off the device. This is important. If you can't turn it off, you'll never be able to boot to recovery mode. If you are not able to shut the device off regularly via the power button, wait until the phone's battery is drained. Then, charge the phone for 30 minutes before booting to recovery mode. Press and hold the volume up button and the Dixby button at the same time, while still holding the volume up and Bixby keys, press and hold the power button. The recovery screen menu will now appear, when you see this, release the buttons. Use the volume down button until you are highlighting white data, factory reset. Press the power button to select white data, factory reset. Use volume down to highlight yes. Press the power button to confirm factory reset. Method 3, how to hard reset on Samsung Galaxy S10 using Find My Mobile. Find My Mobile is Samsung's own service that allows owners of Samsung devices to remotely track their unit, unlock the screen, backup data, block access to Samsung Pay, or delete all data. The steps in wiping the device using Find My Mobile is very straightforward. The important thing to do first though is to ensure that you set it up. You won't be able to use Find My Mobile service if you haven't activated it on the device before losing it. Open Settings and tap the biometrics and security icon. Go to Find My Mobile. Tap Samsung Account. Enter your Samsung account details. We assume you already have a Samsung account created before this. If you don't have one, make sure to create a Samsung account first. In the future, if you lose your phone and you want to erase its data remotely, here's what to do. Thank you to, go to Find My Mobile site, https colon/findmemobile.samsung.com Sign in using your Samsung account credentials. The information should be the same as the ones you used on the phone. Once you're signed in, simply click on a "raise data" icon to begin the factory reset. A warning will be shown to ask you if you want to proceed, so just click on erase. Click on erase. Click on the "Add" icon to see your Samsung account. Click on the "Add" icon to see your Samsung account. Click on the "Add" icon to see your Samsung account. Click on the "Add" icon to see your Samsung account. Click on the "Add" icon to see your Samsung account.