2 ways to factory reset iPhone
Gadgetren – Factory data reset is one way iPhone users can take to protect their data before selling or giving the device to someone else.
In addition, users can also update the device from various types of content and applications installed using this method. So the system running on the device will feel like new again later.
Apple as the developer has provided two methods for users to use in this case as well. Both offer simple steps so you don’t have to get confused about them.
Here’s how to reset iPhone right from Settings
If you don’t have a computer, you can use this method. You can reset the device right from your iPhone with no additional help required.
You can do this by visiting the page settings > Generally > Reset to default. Next, choose the type of reset you want, then enter your password and key when prompted.
You can choose the type of reset provided:
- Erase all content and settings if you want to erase everything
- Reset all settings if only to delete the settings
- Reset network settings if only to delete the network settings
- Reset keyboard dictionary if only to erase the data of the words in the dictionary for the keyboard
- Reset the layout of the home screen if you just want to return to the initial view
- Reset location & data protection if you just want to restore your location services and privacy settings.
Reset via computer
The second method can be done with the help of a computer. This method has the advantage that the device is later restored with the latest version of the system software used.
Before doing this, however, make sure that you are using a computer with the latest Windows or macOS system. In addition, if you are using a Windows computer or a macOS version earlier than Mojave 10.14, you will also need to download the latest iTunes application.
Next, you need to disable Find My iPhone on the device as well. You can do this by visiting the page settings > [Nama Pengguna] > iCloud and tap on the menu Find my iPhone. Don’t forget to enter your password when prompted.
When everything is ready, you can open the iTunes application (for Windows and macOS versions prior to Mojave) or the Finder for macOS versions newer than Catalina 10.15.
After unlocking your device, connect your device to your computer with a cable, enter the password when prompted, and follow the steps given. Next, select the relevant iPhone device from the app.
On the page that appears, select the button Restore [Nama Perangkat] Then confirm by pressing the restore button again. To be successful, you will need a good internet connection with this method.
