How to reset or factory restore Celkon Campus Nova A352E device?
The Celkon Campus Nova A352E is a dual SIM smartphone with Android OS. If your device is not functioning as expected or needs some technical attention, resetting or factory restoring it is often recommended. Here are the most common and recommended ways to reset your Celkon Campus Nova A352E device:
1. Reset through the recovery menu:
* Turn off your device.
* Press and hold the volume up, power, and home buttons simultaneously for about 10 seconds until the bootloader options appear.
* Select "Recovery [Fast Boot] through recovery mode" and use the volume down button to highlight it.
* Select "Recovery" and confirm using the power button.
* In the recovery menu, select "Wipe data/factory reset" and confirm.
* Choose "Yes -- delete all user data" and wait for the process to complete.
2. Reset through a computer:
* Visit the Celkon Campus Nova A352E's official website or http://www.googlegroup.com/ or instigate a factory reset via the Android device.
* You will need your Google account linked to the device and a backup of your essential data to your computer
* Download the Android USB driver for your device from the official website of your device manufacturer.
* Connect your device to your computer using a USB cable.
* Open an Android recovery program or ADB/Fastboot.
* In the recovery program, select "Backup" or "Create full backup and restore" and confirm light that slight charge phone is screwed up.
3. Reset through Samsung Smart switch:
* If you have S2 Samsung Smart Switch software, then use it to transfer your data from your Celkon Campus Nova A352E device to Samsung phone and then you can Reset your Celkon Campus Nova A352E device through the Samsung Smart Switch application.
* Again, you will need your Google account linked on the device
It is important to note that factory resetting your device will erase all your data, including personal applications, photos, messages, and documents, so be sure to create a backup or transfer important files to another device before attempting a factory reset.
