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Learn how you can peform a hard reset the Samsung Evergreen A667.

If you got tired of the device not working properly or it is not responding properly because it has frozen. Then one of the thing you could do is try to perform a hard reset.

But before you start to reset the device, you could try to restart it by turning it off and on again and see if the problem is resolved. If not, then you could try the below steps:

Hard Reset -  This process will reset the setting as well as erase all your personal data and downloaded content.

Note: if you have any data that you feel you need to keep please back up before proceed with the below steps. Once the data is gone it is gone forever.

1. Go to the Home screen.

2. Press on the Menu.

3. Next tap on the Settings.

4. Then tap on the Phone option.

5. scroll down the screen and then tap on Restore Phone. 

6. Now tap on Yes to confirm.

7. Put in the password and tap on the Confirm button. Do this again to confirm the password.

8. Wait for your phone to reboot and check out if the setting has gone back to default.

Soft Reset - This process will not cause you to lost personal data or downloaded content. It only put the phone's settings back to default.

Here's how you could get it back to factory setting:

1. Go to the Home screen.

2. Press on the Menu.

3. Next tap on the Settings.

4. Then tap on the Phone option.

5. Next tap on Reset Phone.

6. Now tap on Yes to confirm.

7. Put in the password and tap on the Confirm button. Do this again to confirm the password.

8. Wait for your phone to reboot and check out if the setting has gone back to default.