Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Hard Reset aka Alternate Factory Data Reset

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Two ways to Hard Reset your Samsung Galaxy Note 5. The first way is thru Boot Maintenance Mode With the phone powered on Press and Hold Volume down key and Power button together for about 15 seconds Once device is in Boot Maintenance Mode, use volume up / down buttons to highlight Hard Reset Select option by pressing the Home Key This will start the Factory Data Reset / aka Hard Reset option right away. There is no 2nd confirmation. The second way is with the device powered off. Press and hold together the Home + Volume Up + Power Key for a few seconds until the device shows screen in the video Then use the volume UP / Down buttons to scroll down to Wipe Data / Factory Reset and select by pressing the Power Key Then use the volume UP / Down buttons to scroll down to Yes to confirm that you want to delete the information. Confirm by pressing the Power Button. Once complete and if you are presented the Reboot System now option, then press the Power Key to reboot the phone. You will then have to go thru the Initial Setup. This should work on all versions of the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 SM-N920A SM-N920V SM-N920P SM-N920R4 SM-N920T SM-N9208 SM-N9209 SM-N9200 SM-N920S SM-N920L SM-N920K SM-N920W8 SM-N920F SM-N920C SM-N920I Disclaimer / Warning : A Hard Reset is also known as a Factory Data Reset or Master Reset or Alternate Reset. When you perform a Hard Reset on your device, it will erase everything that is on your device. You will lose files, photos, videos, messages, call logs, apps, etc. This will restore your phone as if you just took it out of the box. You need to ensure that your battery is fully charged and you have a charger nearby in case something fails and it takes a lot longer to perform. KILL SWITCH : The newer devices have a security features called a Kill Switch which is also known as Reactivation Lock. This prevents thieves from Hard Resetting a device to bypass your Lock Code and gain access to the device so they can re-sell it. Before you perform a Alternate Hard Reset, you need to know what your Gmail email address and password is or if you have a Samsung, what your Samsung account email address / password is. If you perform a Alternate Hard Reset and if you have a device that has Kill Switch, you need to sign back in with your credentials. If you do not know them, then your phone will be a brick. Call your manufacturer first if you have questions or concerns.