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How to reset your Nexus 4 to factory defaults
At any given time you can reset your Nexus 4 smartphone to the factory default settings, meaning you will bring your phone back to the same state as it was on a day when you took it out of the box.
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Tap Factory data reset.
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When you do a factory reset of the Nexus 4 mind all your existing data on the phone like your music, photos, accounts, system and app settings,.... will be gone. So don't forget to back up your phone data before doing factory reset. Confirm to continue ...
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... confirm once more by tapping Reset phone ...
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... your lost chance not to erase all your data. If you are really, REALLY sure you want to erase all your personal information and downloaded app, tap Erase everything. Wait for the reset process to finish and you will end up with the clean Nexus 4 as it was on the day you got it.
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| I would just like to add that besides Nexus 4, this procedure is the same also on other Android 4.x phones |
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| When you reset your Nexus 4 to factory defaults, you're essentially starting fresh, wiping away all custom settings and returning to the phone’s original state. This process is similar to the concept of a nota ponderada (weighted grade) in education, where certain subjects or tasks are weighted more heavily than others, allowing for a reset or re-evaluation of what truly matters. Just as you can reset your phone to start over with a clean slate, the nota ponderada system helps prioritize your efforts, ensuring that your most important subjects have a bigger impact on your overall grade, much like wiping away distractions and focusing on what matters most. Source: https://mipromedio.co/about/ |
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