vheMa:
OMG it worked buh ao sad. I jus flashed my BB,I tot its not gonna work,omg all my files are gone OP y now *sick*

Zandyslaux:
My phone no dae here


How I go flash my Nokia 3110c.....pls am waiting for reply

bioduneberry:

what did you expect?

chekasforchekas:
Please how do you flash this one. iPhone 4 without lossing your data.

sandrahnaub:
Pls I use a q10 i dnt want 2 loose my data( pictures, videos, app) pls hw do I it. I need 2 reset d phone because of my blackberry i.d, I dnt know d password

adeA1:
Eh! The guy must ve bn offended by 1of those Quack engineers. Thanks thou.

Abeg bro my Nokia3310 is malfunctionin. Any idea on hw to flash it

luigiajah:
85 percent of Internet Users Use A Smartphone
Sometimes it's really painful when your device starts
malfunctioning and the last resort is to reset the
Phone. Some People Don't Know How to do that so I decided to share this.

Be careful. Resetting your phone will
erase all content stored on your phone,
including apps and games (along with
app data and game progress), text
messages, call history, music, photos
and more.

Windows Phones


To reset your phone
1. In the App list , tap Settings .
2. Tap About , then tap Reset your phone .
3. You'll receive two warnings. If you're
absolutely sure you want to restore
your phone to its factory settings, tap
Yes, then tap Yes again.

It might take a little while for the
process to complete.

To reset an unresponsive phone:
If your phone is unresponsive and you
can't reach Settings , you may be
able to reset your phone using the
hardware buttons. On Nokia Lumia
phones (and some others), do the
following to reset your phone:

1. Press and hold the Volume down
and Power buttons at the same time until you feel a vibration (about 10-15 seconds).

2. When you feel the vibration,
immediately press and hold the Volume
down button until you see a large
exclamation mark.

3. Once the exclamation mark appears,
press the following four buttons in this
order: Volume up , Volume down, Power , Volume down .
Your phone should now reset and
restart itself. (It might take a while for
the reset to finish.)

Android Phones

Each Phone Has It's restore method. The one that works for most phones.

Turn off the phone.
Hold the volume up button and power button at the
same time.

You'll See An Android Logo

Tap Any Of The Buttons On Your Phone To Reveal A
Secret Menu

Scroll Down To clear data/reset or clear eemcc (this might vary depending on the type of phone) and select it (try using volume up to select if it fails use the home key)

Scroll down to yes and select it.
It might take some time though
Your Phone Should Now Be Restored.


iPhone

Go to "Settings" Select "General"
Scroll down to select "Reset". Here you will have various options, the main ones being:
Reset All Settings
Reset Network Settings
Erase All content and Settings
Selecting " Erase All Content and
Settings" is what constitutes a Hard
Reset. Your phone will ask you to
enter your passcode, and will then ask
to confirm.


BlackBerry


There are 3 main ways to do this

Method 1 (BlackBerry Z10 and the likes of it)


Remove the battery from the
phone.You can perform a hard reset on the
BlackBerry Z10 by pressing and holding the Power
button on the top of the phone for about 10 seconds.
Reinsert the battery after a few seconds. To be on
the safe side, wait for up to 30
seconds and then reinsert the battery into the back
of the phone.
Close the battery cover. The BlackBerry
should reboot and function normally. You
may have to power the BlackBerry back on with the
Power button.


Method 2

Hold down these Keys in this order
Alt, Right Shift Key, Delete/Back Space


Method 3

Open the Options on your home screen.
Performing a full factory reset, or security wipe, will
remove all of your personal info and reset the phone
to the state it was in when it was first turned on.



Select Security Settings. In the Security
Settings menu, select Security Wipe
Choose what you want erased. Check the boxes for each of the items that you want wiped from the phone. If you want to completely erase your information, ensure that all of the boxes
are checked.
Enter the code. To perform the wipe, you
will need to enter the code. Type
“blackberry” into the box and then select Wipe.

Wait for the phone to reboot
We're working on how to format a Chinese Android
Phone, Once We Come Up With It, the information
would be shared.


http://pblc.is/kzGL

vheMa:
leave me jare

sandrahnaub:
Pls I use a q10 i dnt want 2 loose my data( pictures, videos, app) pls hw do I it. I need 2 reset d phone because of my blackberry i.d, I dnt know d password

Matttthew:
Op must be very good bad for exposing dis

luigiajah:
85 percent of Internet Users Use A Smartphone
Sometimes it's really painful when your device starts
malfunctioning and the last resort is to reset the
Phone. Some People Don't Know How to do that so I decided to share this.

Be careful. Resetting your phone will
erase all content stored on your phone,
including apps and games (along with
app data and game progress), text
messages, call history, music, photos
and more.

Windows Phones


To reset your phone
1. In the App list , tap Settings .
2. Tap About , then tap Reset your phone .
3. You'll receive two warnings. If you're
absolutely sure you want to restore
your phone to its factory settings, tap
Yes, then tap Yes again.

It might take a little while for the
process to complete.

To reset an unresponsive phone:
If your phone is unresponsive and you
can't reach Settings , you may be
able to reset your phone using the
hardware buttons. On Nokia Lumia
phones (and some others), do the
following to reset your phone:

1. Press and hold the Volume down
and Power buttons at the same time until you feel a vibration (about 10-15 seconds).

2. When you feel the vibration,
immediately press and hold the Volume
down button until you see a large
exclamation mark.

3. Once the exclamation mark appears,
press the following four buttons in this
order: Volume up , Volume down, Power , Volume down .
Your phone should now reset and
restart itself. (It might take a while for
the reset to finish.)

Android Phones

Each Phone Has It's restore method. The one that works for most phones.

Turn off the phone.
Hold the volume up button and power button at the
same time.

You'll See An Android Logo

Tap Any Of The Buttons On Your Phone To Reveal A
Secret Menu

Scroll Down To clear data/reset or clear eemcc (this might vary depending on the type of phone) and select it (try using volume up to select if it fails use the home key)

Scroll down to yes and select it.
It might take some time though
Your Phone Should Now Be Restored.


iPhone

Go to "Settings" Select "General"
Scroll down to select "Reset". Here you will have various options, the main ones being:
Reset All Settings
Reset Network Settings
Erase All content and Settings
Selecting " Erase All Content and
Settings" is what constitutes a Hard
Reset. Your phone will ask you to
enter your passcode, and will then ask
to confirm.


BlackBerry


There are 3 main ways to do this

Method 1 (BlackBerry Z10 and the likes of it)


Remove the battery from the
phone.You can perform a hard reset on the
BlackBerry Z10 by pressing and holding the Power
button on the top of the phone for about 10 seconds.
Reinsert the battery after a few seconds. To be on
the safe side, wait for up to 30
seconds and then reinsert the battery into the back
of the phone.
Close the battery cover. The BlackBerry
should reboot and function normally. You
may have to power the BlackBerry back on with the
Power button.


Method 2

Hold down these Keys in this order
Alt, Right Shift Key, Delete/Back Space


Method 3

Open the Options on your home screen.
Performing a full factory reset, or security wipe, will
remove all of your personal info and reset the phone
to the state it was in when it was first turned on.



Select Security Settings. In the Security
Settings menu, select Security Wipe
Choose what you want erased. Check the boxes for each of the items that you want wiped from the phone. If you want to completely erase your information, ensure that all of the boxes
are checked.
Enter the code. To perform the wipe, you
will need to enter the code. Type
“blackberry” into the box and then select Wipe.

Wait for the phone to reboot
We're working on how to format a Chinese Android
Phone, Once We Come Up With It, the information
would be shared.


http://pblc.is/kzGL

bioduneberry:


Sorry ehn why did you do it sef?

luigiajah:
85 percent of Internet Users Use A Smartphone
Sometimes it's really painful when your device starts
malfunctioning and the last resort is to reset the
Phone. Some People Don't Know How to do that so I decided to share this.

Be careful. Resetting your phone will
erase all content stored on your phone,
including apps and games (along with
app data and game progress), text
messages, call history, music, photos
and more.

Windows Phones


To reset your phone
1. In the App list , tap Settings .
2. Tap About , then tap Reset your phone .
3. You'll receive two warnings. If you're
absolutely sure you want to restore
your phone to its factory settings, tap
Yes, then tap Yes again.

It might take a little while for the
process to complete.

To reset an unresponsive phone:
If your phone is unresponsive and you
can't reach Settings , you may be
able to reset your phone using the
hardware buttons. On Nokia Lumia
phones (and some others), do the
following to reset your phone:

1. Press and hold the Volume down
and Power buttons at the same time until you feel a vibration (about 10-15 seconds).

2. When you feel the vibration,
immediately press and hold the Volume
down button until you see a large
exclamation mark.

3. Once the exclamation mark appears,
press the following four buttons in this
order: Volume up , Volume down, Power , Volume down .
Your phone should now reset and
restart itself. (It might take a while for
the reset to finish.)

Android Phones

Each Phone Has It's restore method. The one that works for most phones.

Turn off the phone.
Hold the volume up button and power button at the
same time.

You'll See An Android Logo

Tap Any Of The Buttons On Your Phone To Reveal A
Secret Menu

Scroll Down To clear data/reset or clear eemcc (this might vary depending on the type of phone) and select it (try using volume up to select if it fails use the home key)

Scroll down to yes and select it.
It might take some time though
Your Phone Should Now Be Restored.


iPhone

Go to "Settings" Select "General"
Scroll down to select "Reset". Here you will have various options, the main ones being:
Reset All Settings
Reset Network Settings
Erase All content and Settings
Selecting " Erase All Content and
Settings" is what constitutes a Hard
Reset. Your phone will ask you to
enter your passcode, and will then ask
to confirm.


BlackBerry


There are 3 main ways to do this

Method 1 (BlackBerry Z10 and the likes of it)


Remove the battery from the
phone.You can perform a hard reset on the
BlackBerry Z10 by pressing and holding the Power
button on the top of the phone for about 10 seconds.
Reinsert the battery after a few seconds. To be on
the safe side, wait for up to 30
seconds and then reinsert the battery into the back
of the phone.
Close the battery cover. The BlackBerry
should reboot and function normally. You
may have to power the BlackBerry back on with the
Power button.


Method 2

Hold down these Keys in this order
Alt, Right Shift Key, Delete/Back Space


Method 3

Open the Options on your home screen.
Performing a full factory reset, or security wipe, will
remove all of your personal info and reset the phone
to the state it was in when it was first turned on.



Select Security Settings. In the Security
Settings menu, select Security Wipe
Choose what you want erased. Check the boxes for each of the items that you want wiped from the phone. If you want to completely erase your information, ensure that all of the boxes
are checked.
Enter the code. To perform the wipe, you
will need to enter the code. Type
“blackberry” into the box and then select Wipe.

Wait for the phone to reboot
We're working on how to format a Chinese Android
Phone, Once We Come Up With It, the information
would be shared.


http://pblc.is/kzGL