How to reset or factory restore BLU G60 device?
Resetting or factory restoring a BLU G60 device can help you to fix issues that might be causing problems with your device, or if you want to wipe all data and settings to set up your phone from scratch. Here are the most common and recommended ways to reset or factory restore a BLU G60 device:
Method 1: Using the Stock Recovery
1.1. Backup your data: it's important to create a backup of all your data before you start the process of resetting or factory restoring your device. You can use a cloud storage service or a computer to backup your data.
1.2. Enable USB debugging: this feature allows your computer to communicate with your phone through a USB cable. To enable it, go to Settings > Developer options > USB debugging. Make sure it's enabled.
1.3. Download the stock recovery image: search for the stock recovery image of your device on the internet and download it to your computer.
1.4. Connect the phone: plug your phone into your computer using a USB cable.
1.5. Reboot into Bootloader mode: Reboot your phone multiple times while holding the Home key and Volume keys pressed down until you see the bootloader mode. It usually looks like a fast boot icon with a menu of options.
1.6. Reboot into Recovery: From the bootloader mode menu, select Recovery. You'll see the stock recovery logo on your screen.
1.7. Wipe the data: Select Wipe data/factory reset. Make sure to back up all your data before doing this.
1.8. Reboot the device: After the data has been wiped, reboot your device. It will take some time to boot up, but when it's done, you'll be booted into the home screen.
Method 2: Using the Stock Firmware
2.1. Download the stock firmware image: search for the stock firmware of your device on the internet and download it to your computer.
2.2. Backup your data: it's important to create a backup of all your data before you start the process of resetting or factory restoring your device. You can use a cloud storage service or a computer to backup your data.
2.3. Reboot into Bootloader mode: Reboot your phone multiple times while holding the Home key and Volume keys pressed down until you see the bootloader mode.
2.4. Reboot into Recovery: From the bootloader mode menu, select Recovery. You'll see the stock recovery logo on your screen.
2.5. Install the firmware: After you've backed up your data, select Install from USB and choose the stock firmware image. The phone will reboot and update to the new firmware.
2.6. Reboot the device: After the installation is complete, reboot your device. It will take some time to boot
