Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals how to securely back up and factory reset your Android to protect your privacy and data.

At some point in your Android phone or tablet's lifetime, you're probably going to need to perform a factory reset on the device. Whether you're giving the device to a friend, trading it in to get ...

Before you switch over to a new phone, you need to prepare your old Android for selling or recycling without compromising your security.

Learn how to factory reset Android to give your device a fresh start and possibly fix technical issues. Here's how to do it!

Factory reset: Step by step While the steps for performing a factory reset may vary depending on the brand of your Android phone, there’s one thing everyone should do. “Before beginning, make ...

To perform a hard reset on the Nook tablet, you first must access the Factory Reset screen. A factory reset, also known as a hard reset, deregisters your device with Amazon and wipes all data from ...

There are many different reasons that a phone may need to have a factory reset performed. You may be experiencing too many issues with apps loading slowly, or malfunctioning when they finally do load.

For the most part, Motorola's factory reset process is similar to what you'll find on other phones. Check out our How to factory reset your Android phone or tablet for general guide.

A factor reset for your Android smartphone is a strategic way to ensure your phone is cleared of any private information when selling or giving the phone away.

Is your Android phone unresponsive and you've already tried several fixes to no avail? You might have to reset it to factory settings. The process is simple.