Reboot system now Enter fastboot Poweroff. When I boot into recovery mode, there are only 3 options to select. I tried using adb to wipe my data partition, but since my phone is no longer rooted I get "Permission denied" and any attempt to use root or su (obviously) fail. Why there is no 'Wipe data/factory reset' option in recovery mode of some Android phones For example, I got Nokia 3.4 phone recently. Step 3: Follow the onscreen prompts on LockWiper (Android). Step 2: Connect your device to your computer using a USB cable. So due to this I can't select "Wipe data/factory reset" from Recovery Mode. Step 1: Launch LockWiper (Android) and choose an unlocking mode to begin: Unlock Google FRP Lock Remove Screen Lock without Data Loss Unlock and Factory Reset. I can use my power button to get into Recovery Mode, but after that it almost never works (and if it does it's as if I'm holding the power button and my phone restarts after about 5 seconds). The remedy is to wipe the /data partition, which is where I'm stuck.Īs mentioned, my power button is broken, but in a very odd way. Everything went well - as far as I can tell - but I am experience a boot loop as mentioned in the video. To reset Windows 10 to the factory default settings without losing your files, use these steps: Open Settings. My next course of action is to do a factory reset on my phone (it's rooted running CM 10) and get a new one from Sprint (I have insurance) which I did following this tutorial. Unfortunately it only reduced how often the problems occurred. To reset a Windows 11 laptop or desktop to its factory default settings without losing your files, use these steps: Open Settings. I first purchased a new battery (as my previous one was "bloated" and had water damage) hoping that would fix my problems. Lately my Epic 4G touch has been acting up (restarting when it feels like it, power button won't work, going from 100% power to 20%, etc) and I decided to take appropriate action.
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