Hard reset em tablets Samsung

Nesses dias, na seção de trabalho, recebi um Tablet da Samsung que depois reiniciar não saia da palavra "SAMSUNG". Várias soluções me vieram a cabeça, mas aí pensei: "O android também é Linux, então dever ter algo que posso fazer para consertar isso!"

Dito e feito, lembrei de um procedimento que usava com todos os Tablets desta marca. O famigerado "Hard Reset". Como haviam me informado que não precisava me preocupar com os dados do Tablet, procedi da seguinte maneira:

1. Desligar o TABLET
2. Pressione simultaneamente os Botões Volume Acima + Ligar
3. Quando aparelho começar a ligar, liberar apenas o Botão ligar
4. Selecione wipe/data factory reset e confirme com Ligar
5. Escolha Yes — delete all user data e confirme com Ligar
6. Escolha reboot system now e confirme com Ligar

O TABLET demorou para reiniciar, mas voltou a funcionar. O único problema é que tem que reconfigurar todos os dados novamente (e-mail, conta da Playstore e outros), mas ele volta como novo para os braços do solicitante!!

Por hoje é só pessoal!!

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