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How to Hard or Soft Reset Panasonic Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro

The Eluga I7 (2019),
Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro is one of the most
adorable smartphones with incredible features released by Panasonic having that
perfect: display, RAM, ROM, runs Android OS 9.0 Pie, has long lasting battery
capacity, connectivity, multiple audio and video playing format. But if for any
reason you want to hard or soft reset your Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530,
Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro then this is a DIY guide for you.



Need to go through the phone
specs? You will find full specifications of Panasonic Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro here.

Users of Android smartphones like Panasonic Eluga I7
(2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro mostly carry
out a reset when the device becomes unresponsive or probably when they want to
hand to the Panasonic Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray
800, Eluga Z1 Pro or related device to someone else as a gift. But just before
you proceed with your device reset do ensure you go through our
quick fixing guide for camera, Bluetooth, SIM, Wi-Fi, YouTube or other issues that might be the reason you
want to hard or soft reset Panasonic Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray
600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro.



Just
before you follow the tips below to hard or soft reset your Panasonic Eluga I7
(2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro. Do a backup
of your personal data:

·        
Setup an auto or carry out a manual backup regularly of your Panasonic Eluga
I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro
following our guide here with
data or Wi-Fi connection.

·        
You can
also
backup your Panasonic Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600,
Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro offline
– without internet connection following the steps provided here.

·        
If the
issue is password related. Be sure to
check our tutorial on how to unlock forgotten Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga Ray
530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro password without losing your
data
.

Here are steps on how to hard reset Panasonic Eluga I7
(2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro
:

Step 1: You might want
to backup data because the reset will set your Panasonic Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga
Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro back to its factory mode.
Else move to step 2.

Step 2: Ensure that your
Panasonic Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga
Z1 Pro is charged to a minimum of 50% before you proceed.

Step 3: Hold down the
volume up (or volume down) key and power button simultaneously for thirty (30)
seconds or until the “Android or Panasonic Logo” shows up.

Step 4: Use to volume
key to Select “Wipe data/factory data reset”.

Step 5: Sit back and
watch your wipe and after reset select “Reboot system now” and use the power
button to accept.

Here is how to soft/factory reset Panasonic Eluga I7
(2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro:

This option requires
that the device must be in a good working condition which will enable to access
the settings and do the reset.

Turn on the Panasonic Eluga
I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro if
switched off.

Go to Settings

Backup & Reset menu.

Factory data reset.

Press the “Reset phone”
option

That’s all, your Panasonic
Eluga I7 (2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro will
erase everything in it and boot afresh.

Disclaimer: How to hard or soft reset guide for Panasonic Eluga I7
(2019), Eluga Ray 530, Eluga Ray 600, Eluga Ray 800, Eluga Z1 Pro by THEUPSPOT
is mainly for education purpose and we are in no way responsible for any data
lost or whatsoever makes your device warranty void. So, we strongly
recommend you first of all try to locate your phone’s support centre where the
issue(s) might be fixed free or low cost. Although, this guide here is a do it
yourself (DIY) free tutorial.

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