Do you want to Hard reset or Factory reset your Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo android mobile? Or Do you want to Remove the Pin or Pattern lock when you forgot it?
Here are the best methods to Reset your Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo mobile. There are many methods available to Reset Android mobile. You can try the following methods one by one.
Reset deletes all your mobile data like Photos, Apps, and Settings etc. So backup all your mobile data before the reset.
Here you can
- Hard Reset, Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo.
- Factory reset Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo from settings.
- Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo unlock with Google find my device.
- Unlock Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo with Android Multi Tools.
- Bypass google account, Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo.
- Unlock Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo when you forgot password.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo Hard Reset
You will not recover any data after this reset method.
- Turn off your phone by holding down the Power button.
- Press and hold Volume Down Button + Power Button for a few seconds.
- Release both the buttons when you see Samsung Logo or Android Logo on the screen.
- Next, Select Language, Using Volume Button and confirm with Power button.
- After that, Choose Wipe data and cache option.
- Use the Volume Button to select option YES and press Power button to confirm.
- Finally, Select Reboot option.
- The Hard reset operation complete.
If above reset method did not work, check out this guide Android phone hard reset methods.
Reset With Find My Device – Google
You can easily reset or unlock your Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo Android phone with Google find my device remotely. You can not recover data after reset.
- Start by visiting the Google Find My Device on your system.
- Log in using the credentials of your Google Account.
- After logged in, There will be three different options Play Sound, Secure device and Erase device.
- Then Click on Erase device option, Then you will see Erase all data menu on your screen.
- Finally, Tap on the Erase option.
- You have successfully Reset your mobile.
Reset with Android Multi Tools
You can reset or wipe data of your Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo phone with Android multi tools. You can also reset Gmail and reboot your device.
- Turn on your Computer or Laptop and Open any Browser.
- Download the Android Multi Tools.
- After the installation, Open the Android Tool.
- After that, Enable USB debugging on your Mobile.
- Now, Press and hold the Volume Up + power key {Volume Down + Power Key} on your mobile.
- Connect your mobile to your Computer via USB when you see an Android boot on your mobile screen.
- Finally, Select Number 5 and press Enter to Reset your mobile.
- Reset Complete with Android Tools.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo Reset With Google Account
If your Android device uses an Android 4.4 system or less, you can reset your Mobile using your Google Account.
- Turn On your phone by holding down the Power button.
- Next, you need to do 5 or 6 wrong pattern attempts, Then will show Forgot password Option.
- After that, select Forgot pattern option.
- Next, Type your email & password and Tap on the Sign in Option.
- Android will confirm your email and password.
- Then redirects you to a security page.
- Here, you can change or disable your screen lock.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo Factory Reset from Settings
Here, you can reset Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo from settings app. You need password to reset with this method. This method also deletes all your data, but you have an option to back up your mobile data before the reset.
- First, Switch on your Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo smartphone.
- Next Open Settings Menu.
- After that, Select More Settings Option.
- Then go to back up and Reset option.
- In this Step, Choose option Erase all Data.
- Next, you will see your device has finished formatting.
- Wait for a while, Reset done on your mobile.
If above not worked, check out this Factory Reset of any Android Phone.
Enter your network unlock code (54163456) and press OK/Confirm. The Unlock is complete and your Samsung Galaxy S5 will now be factory unlocked.
If you need to wipe your phone’s data for any reason, you can perform a factory reset. This feature will completely erase your personal information and data to make your phone a clean slate. Note: Available screens and settings may vary by wireless service provider, software version, and phone model.