Reset S9 without loosing ROOT ? - Samsung Galaxy S9 Questions & Answers

Hey,
is there a way to Factory Reset or somehow reset my s9 without loosing my root ?
Regards

EaZy21 said:
Hey,
is there a way to Factory Reset or somehow reset my s9 without loosing my root ?
Regards
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Nope, factory reset will remove root

Related

Unable to do Factory reset on Shpongle Rom

Hi, I am unable to perform a factory reset on my HTC One v running Shpongle rom.
I went to setting -> Backup and reset -> Factory data reset -> Reset phone
Then i click Erase everything, but nothing happens
Please help me out.
Have you tried resetting from the bootloader?
leekohlbradley said:
Have you tried resetting from the bootloader?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
No, haven't tried via bootloader.
I am not sure how safe is that, I mean i dont have my rom backup and i don't wanna mess and brick my phone trying something that i am not confident of.
So please tell me if Factory reset is safe vua bootloader ? I mean i won't have to install ROM and Kernal stuff again right ? Just a simple Factory reset and my phone will roar back to life after format ? Right ?
Check out this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2243318
This makes me think twice before attempting reset via bootloader.
aumshethia said:
No, haven't tried via bootloader.
I am not sure how safe is that, I mean i dont have my rom backup and i don't wanna mess and brick my phone trying something that i am not confident of.
So please tell me if Factory reset is safe vua bootloader ? I mean i won't have to install ROM and Kernal stuff again right ? Just a simple Factory reset and my phone will roar back to life after format ? Right ?
Check out this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2243318
This makes me think twice before attempting reset via bootloader.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I tried it just for you.
Answer: it does nothing hahaha phone just restarted and all my data etc. is still there.
leekohlbradley said:
I tried it just for you.
Answer: it does nothing hahaha phone just restarted and all my data etc. is still there.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hey man, I appreciate you going beyond the line for helping me out by performing a factory reset yourself ! Seriously, Thank you bro.
Haha, since it does nothing, i am glad you didn't have to take pains of reconfiguring everything after reset .
The primary reason i wanted to perform reset was, lately i am getting error "System UI stopped" and really runs low on ram.
Instead of reset, try going to recovery and choose fix permissions. That should help that problem to go away
Looks like the comment that this was a reply to has been cleaned from the thread. Sorry for adding to the ot
Sent from my Moto G
aumshethia said:
Hi, I am unable to perform a factory reset on my HTC One v running Shpongle rom.
I went to setting -> Backup and reset -> Factory data reset -> Reset phone
Then i click Erase everything, but nothing happens
Please help me out.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Do Factory Reset through TWRP: http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/primou/openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-primou.img
Easy and final...
bratusm said:
Do Factory Reset through TWRP: http://techerrata.com/file/twrp2/primou/openrecovery-twrp-2.6.3.0-primou.img
Easy and final...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks Bratusm, you beat me to it!
I was prepping to flash Ignorance anyway, so I'm not as selfless as you might think lol
leekohlbradley said:
Thanks Bratusm, you beat me to it!
I was prepping to flash Ignorance anyway, so I'm not as selfless as you might think lol
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'm just F... happy that you did it!!! That's what matters... :victory::victory::victory:

How to completely erase the memory? Does installing TWRP will do it?

Hello,
I have a potentially suspicious zenfone 2 (550ML/Z008D), and would like to completely erase it from zero.
As I heard, some "hacks" bypass any data wipe under recovery mode, make it harder to erase.
I heard that TWRP will do the job, is this the case?
My situation is a bit complicated, because i don't know anything about android until now.
Hi would like :
-Save my actual "user" data's (apps, preferences)
-Erase completely the phone, meaning that if there is a hack it will be erased
-Re-install android 6.0
-Re "lock" it, make it harder to "unlock" if any people have access to it (maybe bootloader have to be relocked, if an unlock is necessary for this process).
Any help would be really appreciated!
Thanks a lot community
cmrnmrs said:
Hello,
I have a potentially suspicious zenfone 2 (550ML/Z008D), and would like to completely erase it from zero.
As I heard, some "hacks" bypass any data wipe under recovery mode, make it harder to erase.
I heard that TWRP will do the job, is this the case?
My situation is a bit complicated, because i don't know anything about android until now.
Hi would like :
-Save my actual "user" data's (apps, preferences)
-Erase completely the phone, meaning that if there is a hack it will be erased
-Re-install android 6.0
-Re "lock" it, make it harder to "unlock" if any people have access to it (maybe bootloader have to be relocked, if an unlock is necessary for this process).
Any help would be really appreciated!
Thanks a lot community
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Why not try resetting to factory? I guess that will do...
Sent from my Zenfone Max using Tapatalk
St Sinned said:
Why not try resetting to factory? I guess that will do...
Sent from my Zenfone Max using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I did a data wipe but a lot of spy hack bypass easily any data wipe. people told twrp would do the job, but i don't really know how i suppose to do it with twrp..
cmrnmrs said:
I did a data wipe but a lot of spy hack bypass easily any data wipe. people told twrp would do the job, but i don't really know how i suppose to do it with twrp..
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You have a suspicious device ?
In what way ?
St Sinned said:
Why not try resetting to factory? I guess that will do...
Sent from my Zenfone Max using Tapatalk
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
timbernot said:
You have a suspicious device ?
In what way ?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The device was the one of my company. It's ok I keep it, but I'll work for the concurrent, so I guess it will be wise to do a real reset of the phone. I just want to get out of troubles. And I need your help.
Go to recovery and factory reset it your phone will be new even if u try TWRP it will do the same only thing is u can select what partition u want to wipe in TWRP....And I don't get what spy's hack bypass u are talking about....Once your device is factory reset nothing can be recovered...
cmrnmrs said:
The device was the one of my company. It's ok I keep it, but I'll work for the concurrent, so I guess it will be wise to do a real reset of the phone. I just want to get out of troubles. And I need your help.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Dont do a factory reset in settings if you now have TWRP
Only factory reset in settings if you have stock ASUS recovery .
What are these `troubles you speak about` ???
timbernot said:
Dont do a factory reset in settings if you now have TWRP
Only factory reset in settings if you have stock ASUS recovery .
What are these `troubles you speak about` ???
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i don't have twrp. simple. i want to erase the memory for truth, i know a lot of spying apps can stay even with factry reset (recovery mode and wipe data).
i did not installed twrp yet. but someone on reddit told me it will allow me to erase the memory better than with recovery mode.
troubles it's, if my company "spied" me and continue to do while i work at the concurrent, they can access to private informations. that would be really bad.
cmrnmrs said:
i don't have twrp. simple. i want to erase the memory for truth, i know a lot of spying apps can stay even with factry reset (recovery mode and wipe data).
i did not installed twrp yet. but someone on reddit told me it will allow me to erase the memory better than with recovery mode.
troubles it's, if my company "spied" me and continue to do while i work at the concurrent, they can access to private informations. that would be really bad.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Your company cannot put anything on your phone what will survive a factory reset
Unless , they are hackers colluding with ASUS
Do a factory reset , when setting up again after bypass internet set up...click on app drawer and disable all and even uninstall the junk before going online.
What date of build is it , what build is it in settings ?
timbernot said:
Your company cannot put anything on your phone what will survive a factory reset
Unless , they are hackers colluding with ASUS
Do a factory reset , when setting up again after bypass internet set up...click on app drawer and disable all and even uninstall the junk before going online.
What date of build is it , what build is it in settings ?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i updated to android 6 with adb.
but you are wrong, there's ton of guide on the web to how to set up a spy in an android phone that will not be bypassed by data wipe on recovery mode.
somehow there's some space to put anything you want.
i'm just looking to erase that
cmrnmrs said:
i updated to android 6 with adb.
but you are wrong, there's ton of guide on the web to how to set up a spy in an android phone that will not be bypassed by data wipe on recovery mode.
somehow there's some space to put anything you want.
i'm just looking to erase that
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Personally , I think you are being rather paranoid
Although , the Google chrome app that comes installed give me a bit of grief in the past ..so disabled that...in stock...
You can dump stock , go with the new lineageOS ...trouble is , unless your company are hackers ...or you are being monitored, nothing can stop them from doing so

Samsung A5(2016)

SIR, Samsung A5(2016) hard reset data lost, how to recover all data
habibmeman said:
SIR, Samsung A5(2016) hard reset data lost, how to recover all data
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Unfortunately you can not recover your lost files

help how to find my s9 after hard reset or new firmware

helle friends please i need help
i have samsung s9 at & t i want to know the options to locate my device if is lost after make hard reset or intalation new firmware
hamza_iraki said:
helle friends please i need help
i have samsung s9 at & t i want to know the options to locate my device if is lost after make hard reset or intalation new firmware
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
go to settings and search for "find my mobile"
after hard reset or new firmaware instalation its work?
no answer
hamza_iraki said:
after hard reset or new firmaware instalation its work?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
hamza_iraki said:
no answer
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
yes, the "find my phone" service will work after a hard reset or new FW install, it just needs to be set back up again. If youre asking if your phone can be located after it was, for instance, stolen and them wiped and so forth, the answer is still yes, but it would take more resources than recovering a phone is worth.
If your phone was taken and you fear that it was wiped and had new FW flashed on it, write it off and move on to anther device. Its gone

Phone not connecting after security update

Hi All,
I have T-Mobile version of S20, which was unlocked long time ago. I recently switched to Verizon and the phone working perfectly fine. This morning I received security update for May 2021 from T-mobile and after that phone is not able to connect to network. Verizon technician tried troubleshooting, but they asked me to do a factory reset.
Does anyone know how to connect back to network with factory reset?
Thanks in advance.
Wow, it's really secure now
So the old factory reset solves everything bs solution... I tend to curse techs out if they mutter those words.
Before you go Dr Strangelove full nuke nuts:
Try clearing the system cache
Try a network reset
Try clearing the data in the sim card toolkit
Then try a hard reboot (simulates pulling battery).
blackhawk said:
Wow, it's really secure now
So the old factory reset solves everything bs solution... I tend to curse techs out if they mutter those words.
Before you go Dr Strangelove full nuke nuts:
Try clearing the system cache
Try a network reset
Try clearing the data in the sim card toolkit
Then try a hard reboot (simulates pulling battery).
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks for reply, but so far I have already tried clearing system cache, network reset, setting reset and hard reboot (can't do battery pull in new Samsung Lol). I am thinking of flashing t-mobile or verizon firmware using odin.
bocondo said:
Thanks for reply, but so far I have already tried clearing system cache, network reset, setting reset and hard reboot (can't do battery pull in new Samsung Lol). I am thinking of flashing t-mobile or verizon firmware using odin.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That sucks. I haven't updated my Note 10+ in over a year, deliberately. Zero issues.
The reflash sounds like a plan.
Since you're doing that anyway see what the factory reset does. Unless it's an old load I try to avoid doing that and find the root cause to prevent it from happening again.
In this case though you know the root cause...
blackhawk said:
That sucks. I haven't updated my Note 10+ in over a year, deliberately. Zero issues.
The reflash sounds like a plan.
Since you're doing that anyway see what the factory reset does. Unless it's an old load I try to avoid doing that and find the root cause to prevent it from happening again.
In this case though you know the root cause...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Did the factory reset, but it didn't work. Trying to get correct firmware to flash using odin.
I flashed Verizon version of firmware downloaded from Sammobile.com using Moded Odin provided in this thread that fixed the phone. https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...e-links-and-flashing-discussion-here.4054757/
Data was lost because of factory reset I did already.
Report the issue to Samsung Members app, I've seen other people who switched carriers while keeping their devices face the same sort of problem. If Samsung does come up with some sort of solution or maybe the carrier comes up with a solution, you can be kept up to date with it.
bocondo said:
Did the factory reset, but it didn't work. Trying to get correct firmware to flash using odin.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I had the same problem. Did a reset and nothing. I haven't flashed any firmware in a while. I have another phone that I can use for a while and maybe I can wait until there is a solution or another update. My s20 is also from tmobile unlocked.
bocondo said:
Did the factory reset, but it didn't work. Trying to get correct firmware to flash using odin.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Any idea if is there any Odin for Chromebook?. Using Samsung Chromebook but can also use my wife's hp laptop.
bocondo said:
I flashed Verizon version of firmware downloaded from Sammobile.com using Moded Odin provided in this thread that fixed the phone. https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...e-links-and-flashing-discussion-here.4054757/
Data was lost because of factory reset I did already.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Any direct link to the Verizon firmware or the name of the file that you downloaded? There are many files for different processors. I have the T-mobile S20 bought in T-mobile and was unlocked via T-mobile after I payed for it.
UGGG!! Same problem here. T-mobile seems to have had something in the update that has carrier locked the phone again. After a complete data reset the phone doest ask for a Verizon pin when I insert the sim card though.
Please help!!

Categories

Resources