You turned on the phone, and it suddenly froze on the power-on screen saver and may hang like that until the battery runs out. This is a fairly common problem with smartphones and you can fix it yourself.
If your Android is frozen on the startup screen saver (on the "Android" icon or on the brand name icon) and does not respond to any manipulations, you need to reset the factory settings to bring it back to its senses. The shutdown button will also not work in this case, so remove the battery and put it back.
Now you need to get into the smartphone's factory settings menu. Place your fingers on the power button and on the volume up button. Now hold them down at the same time and hold until the menu is highlighted. When the splash screen lights up, do not react and do not release the buttons, wait for the menu to open. There is a small nuance: the menu opens differently on different smartphones.
At "Fl", you first need to hold down the power button and hold it for ten seconds to turn off the screen. After that, you need to release the power and press the volume up button; hold it and press the power button again. Hold the keys until the menu appears. It is highlighted in a list. Use the "up" and "down" buttons to scroll through the list to select the desired action
At the "NTS", you must first press the volume down edge and, without releasing it, briefly press the power button. After three "Androids" are highlighted on the screen, you must release the "down" key. When the menu is highlighted, use the same "up" and "down" buttons to scroll through and select the desired action
At "ZTE" the menu opens like this: hold down the power key and the "down" key. You need to carefully monitor the splash screen so as not to miss the settings menu. When "Android" lights up, do not let go of anything. But when on the same screensaver the page turns to the next one and there is the same "Android" screensaver, you need to immediately release the buttons and the factory settings menu will appear. In "ZTE" it looks like checkers, in which commands are written, and react to touch - that is, you do not need to scroll through the volume control buttons
Now about the main thing. The procedure for resetting the settings is as follows:
- In the menu you need to find the item "Settings" - these are settings.
- We open them and find the following inscription: "Wipe data / factory reset" is the formatting of the system.
- There we find the inscription "Reset Android" and click.
After that, the device will "format" and reboot. Well, then, when the phone turns on, you yourself will set the settings according to the prompts that will be displayed. That's how simple it really is.
Note: Periodically copy important files from your phone to your computer to avoid losing them while formatting your phone. After all, when you reset all settings, all files are deleted from the smartphone's memory.
