Factory Resetting Your iPhone

A factory reset restores your iPhone to its original state, deleting all of your data and settings. This can be a useful troubleshooting step if your iPhone is experiencing problems, or if you're selling or giving it away.

Before You Begin

Before you factory reset your iPhone, it's important to back up your data. This will ensure that you don't lose any important files or settings. You can back up your iPhone to iCloud or to your computer using iTunes.

How to Factory Reset Your iPhone

1. Go to the Settings app.
2. Tap General.
3. Scroll down and tap Reset.
4. Tap Erase All Content and Settings.
5. Enter your passcode.
6. Tap Erase iPhone.

Your iPhone will now begin the factory reset process. This may take several minutes. Once the process is complete, your iPhone will restart.

**What Happens When You Factory Reset Your iPhone?**

When you factory reset your iPhone, the following things will happen:

* All of your data will be deleted. This includes your apps, photos, videos, music, contacts, and settings.
* **Your iPhone will be restored to its original software version.** This means that any updates that you have installed will be removed.
* **All of your settings will be reset to their default values.** This includes your Wi-Fi settings, Bluetooth settings, and sound settings.

After You Factory Reset Your iPhone

After you factory reset your iPhone, you will need to set it up again. This includes signing in to your Apple ID, choosing your language and region, and setting up your Wi-Fi connection.

You may also need to reinstall your apps and restore your data from your backup.

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