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IMPORTANT NOTE: if your tablet is running stock Android 4.4.4 KTU84P and you wish to avoid factory resetting your tablet, then you should open the «flash - all.

Note: Always back up your data before performing a factory data reset, as this process erases all of your personal information on the device.

Note that users of Nexus 4 phones that are running stock Android can install the «factory reset» and avoid the «factory reset» process by editing the «flash - all.

Also, the «factory reset» task should be applied by Galaxy Note 2 users that have installed the Android 4.4.2 stock update over a custom ROM.

Note that this guide can also be used as a «factory reset» tutorial.

NOTE 2: If ODIN says «PASS», but the phone is unable to get past the Samsung boot animation screen, then you will need to perform a factory reset.

However, note that you can work around the «factory reset» process by modifying the Nexus 5 installation script file before starting the flashing process — you will find more about this in the tutorial.

NOTE: In case you are running a previous AOKP Jelly Bean build, then you can skip the «factory reset» step as your device will boot normally.

NOTE: if odin says that the installation has «passes», but the phone doesn't go past the Samsung boot animation, then you will need to apply «factory reset» from Recovery Mode screen.

NOTE: if your device is already running an official AOKP Jelly Bean ROM developer by the Android Open Kang Project team, then you can install this new build without applying the «factory reset» step.

if your device is running an Android 100 % stock firmware then you can avoid the «factory reset» by using the «important note» info listed in the tutorial, as it teaches you about a small workaround you can use and prevent the tablet from getting wiped completely of all files.

Note that this guide usually wipes clean the tablet from all files, but you can find a small workaround in the tutorial, one that you can use to avoid the entire «factory reset» process.

Note that there is a workaround the «automatic factory reset», but we can not guarantee that it will work for sure.

Note, if your tablet sports a custom ROM or you've done any other modifications to it, then you can not avoid the «factory reset» process.

NOTE: in case you install the update over a custom ROM, then you will have to apply a «factory reset» process, too.

IMPORTANT NOTE: if your tablet runs stock Android 4.4.4 KitKat, then you can avoid the «factory reset» process.

Note: factory reset will wipe all the data on your system, you'll have to install all your games & apps again.

There is an important note for anyone who installed Build 10581 and then subsequently factory reset your phone, so please make sure to check out the known issues below.

These tests were run across a Pixel XL, a OnePlus 5T (6 GB) and the Galaxy Note 8, with all devices set to 1080p resolution and all devices fresh off a factory reset.

Note: I backup data before factory reset.

If the installation is successful and ODIN shows the PASS alert, but your Galaxy Note 8 device enters in a boot loop, or it gets stuck at the boot animation screen, then you have to Factory Reset the device.

Note that users of Nexus 4 phones that are running stock Android can install the «factory reset» and avoid the «factory reset» process by editing the «flash - all.

Google notes that it won't pay for a phone if it hasn't been factory reset and provides instructions for how to do it.

Do note that leaving the Beta program will cause a factory reset.

Note: To unlink all your Google Accounts from Google Home, you need Factory data reset Google Home and then setup Google home again.

NOTE: If your device is already running on a previous build of CM 10.1 Nightlies, then you will be able to flash the new version over the previous one without factory resetting the device.

NOTE 2: if ODIN says «PASS» but the device can not go past the Samsung boot animation or, it enters into a boot loop, then you will have to factory reset it from the Recovery mode.

note that this Factory Reset process should be applied by advanced users, do not attempt to apply it in case you're a novice.

IMPORTANT NOTE: if your tablet is running stock Android 4.4.4 KTU84P and you wish to avoid factory resetting your tablet, then you should open the «flash - all.

Note that the Factory Reset process will wipe clean the system partition, and no app will survive the update.

Here's how to Factory Reset your Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi - Fi 2014 tablet: — power off the tablet, boot it in Recovery Mode, select «wipe data / factory reset» and cFactory Reset your Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi - Fi 2014 tablet: — power off the tablet, boot it in Recovery Mode, select «wipe data / factory reset» and conReset your Galaxy Note 10.1 Wi - Fi 2014 tablet: — power off the tablet, boot it in Recovery Mode, select «wipe data / factory reset» and cfactory reset» and conreset» and confirm.

NOTE 2: In case Odin says «PASS» confirming that the update was complete, but your Galaxy S4 LTE doesn't load all the Android 4.4.2 XXUGNF1 firmware files and it gets stuck at the boot animation for more than 20 minutes, then you will need to apply a Factory Reset.

NOTE II: if the Odin app tells you that the process was passed, but the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 isn't able to boot in normal mode as it gets stuck at boot animation or it enters into a boot loop, then you will have to apply a factory reset procNOTE II: if the Odin app tells you that the process was passed, but the Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 isn't able to boot in normal mode as it gets stuck at boot animation or it enters into a boot loop, then you will have to apply a factory reset procNote 10.1 2014 isn't able to boot in normal mode as it gets stuck at boot animation or it enters into a boot loop, then you will have to apply a factory reset process.

Note that in order to correctly install the CM 11 M12 builds, then you should make sure to apply a «factory reset» first.

Note that in case you are running a CM 13 Nightly ROM on your Nexus 4, then you will still need to «factory reset» the smartphone before installing the CyanogenMod Stable 13.0 Release firmware.

NOTE: if your device is already running on a previous build of CM 10.1 build, then you can skip the factory reset steps.

You can take them one by one; note that factory reset of Echo devices should be your last option as this action will remove all data you have stored on your Echo.

Remember, you can not Factory Data Reset your Google Home, Mini or Max from your connected iPhone or Android device by using Google Home app; at the same time, also note that you can not use your voice to Factory Data Reset (FDR) Google Home.

Note 2: if Odin says that the update has been passed, but the phone is unable to boot in normal mode and it enters into a boot loop, then you will need to apply a Factory Reset for your device.

NOTE: in case you flash the official firmware over a custom ROM, then you will be forced to apply an extra factory reset process if you want your phone to boot in normal mode after the update is completed.

NOTE 2: if ODIN says that the process was completed, but the phone freezes at the Samsung boot animation screen, then you will have to apply a Factory Reset for your device.

NOTE: If your device is already running on previous build of CM 10.1 Nightlies, RC1 or M snapshot, then you can skip the «factory reset» action.

NOTE: if your device is already running an official AOKP Jelly Bean ROM developer by the Android Open Kang Project team, then you can install this new build without applying the «factory reset» step.

NOTE: if your phone is already sporting a previous build of the Vanilla RootBOX Jelly Bean ROM, then you shouldn't factory reset the phone as you can flash the new build over the old one.

The Factory Reset process is also recommended for Note 2 users who were running a custom ROM on their devices before starting the update.

Note: if something isn't working properly, or if your device gets stuck in a boot loop, then reboot into recovery once more and select «wipe data factory reset».

But, note that in case you skip the data wipe, then your phone might not boot in normal mode and you will still be forced to factory reset the device.

IMPORTANT NOTE: if your tablet runs stock Android 4.4.4 KitKat, then you can avoid the «factory reset» process.

NOTE: In case your Galaxy S3 I9300 already runs on a previous build of ParanoidAndroid Jelly Bean ROM, then you will not have to apply the «factory reset» step that is listed in the tutorial.

It should be noted that both of these instances occurred after Google issued a bug fixing update and disappeared after a factory reset.