Resetting your HP tablet with the tablet powered on

Factory Reset on Your HP Slate & Tablet

Resetting your HP tablet restores the original factory settings, removing all stored Google Accounts and erasing all stored data. All locally saved files, apps, and saved networks are deleted. If possible, back up important files, either on the Web or with an external storage device, before resetting the tablet (refer to the HP support document Transferring and Backing Up Files on Your HP Tablet for more information). The Google Accounts themselves, and any data synced to the Web, are not affected by a reset.

You can reset the tablet with the power turned off or on. If the tablet boots normally and you are able to access the settings menu, use the steps in Resetting your HP tablet with the tablet powered on. If the tablet does not boot normally, or if you do not remember the tablet's lock screen password, use the steps in Resetting your HP tablet with the tablet powered off.

Resetting your HP tablet with the tablet powered on

Resetting your HP tablet with the tablet powered off

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How to Factory Reset Your Android Device: Wiping the Slate Clean

How to Factory Reset Your Android Device: Wiping the Slate Clean

Your trusty Android device has passed its best-by date, or you’ve decided to sell it, or you’ve managed to mess things up to the point that things just aren’t working anymore, or a combination of all of the above. These, and a whole host of other possible reasons, may lead to you deciding a factory reset is a wise choice. Typically, a factory reset will tick all the necessary boxes, but in the rare case that it doesn’t, completely flashing your device yourself is also an option. We will be covering both of these methods here.

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Types of Resets for mobile phones

In a nutshell here is a list of resets available for mobile phones and the order they should be performed in. Arranged from least intense and having minor effects on the phone and its information to the more serious and most impacting types of Resets.

1. Soft Reset – power cycling – no loss of data
2. Second Level Reset – battery pull – no loss of data
3. Master Reset – can either cause just the phones settings to go back to default or it can erase all user information from the phone as well as reset the settings to default. ~This depends on what type of phone this option is available on~. Note: If presented with both the Master Reset and Master Clear options on the device then the Master Reset will only affect the Settings and no user data should be erased. If only presented with the Master Reset option then the Master Reset will erase all user data and reset the phones settings back to factory default.
4. Master Clear – erases all user data from the phone and changes all settings back to the factory default settings. Accessed through the device settings.
5. Factory Data Reset – resets all settings to default and removes all user data from the device. Performed through the settings on the phone.
6. Alternate Reset – basically the same as the Factory Data Reset and Master Clear as it resets all settings to default and removes all user data from the device but the Alternate Reset does not have to be done through a phones settings and can be performed when the Factory Data Reset or Master Clear options are unavailable.

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