How to reset or factory restore Yezz Andy A4E device?
The Yezz Andy A4E device allows its users to retrieve their device's initial settings or reset it to its factory state when it's not functioning as expected. This process is commonly known as resetting or factory restoring. Below are the most common and recommended ways to reset a Yezz Andy A4E device:
1. Using the Volume Up and Power button method:
a. Start by unplugging your charger from the device.
b. Press and hold the Volume Up button.
c. Then, while still holding the Volume Up button, press and hold the Power button.
d. Continue holding both buttons until the Yezz logo appears on the device's screen.
e. With the logo displayed, press the Volume Down button until the Reset option appears on the screen.
f. Use the Volume Down button to confirm the reset process.
g. Wait until the device's screen displays the progress bar indicating that the device is resetting.
h. The device will automatically restart after the reset process is complete, and you may need to set up the device again.
2. Using the Android Recovery Mode method:
a. Begin by unplugging the charger from the device.
b. Press and hold the Volume Up button while connect the device to a computer using a USB cable.
c. Continue holding the Volume Up button when the device's screen displays the 'Android Debug Bridge' message.
d. Select the 'Recovery Bootloader' option on your computer and click ok.
e. The device will boot into the Android Recovery Mode, and you'll see a list of options on the screen.
f. Scroll down to the 'Wipe Data/Factory reset' option and select it.
g. Click 'Yes -- Delete all user data' to confirm the reset process.
h. Wait until the device restarts, and you may need to set up the device again.
It's important to note that all data on the device will be erased during the reset process. Therefore, ensure that you have saved all important data to a separate device before proceeding with the reset process. If you're resetting the device to fix software issues, make sure to backup your data first.
