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This wikiHow teaches you how to erase Bluetooth, mobile data and Wi-Fi network settings on your Android device at the same time. You can reset the network settings from the Settings menu. However, the Settings menu will differ depending on the manufacturer and the phone model you are using.

Steps

Method 1 of 4: On Samsung Galaxy

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   . The Settings app has a gear icon. Tap the icon to open the Settings app of Samsung Galaxy.
   • If you are using a different interface, the Settings menu's icon may not be gear-shaped.

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   . The Settings app has a gear icon. Tap the icon to open the Android device's Settings app.
   • If you are using a different interface, the Settings menu's icon may not be gear-shaped.

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   . The Settings app has a gear icon. Tap the icon to open the Android device's Settings app.
   • If you are using a different interface, the Settings menu's icon may not be gear-shaped.

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   . The Settings app has a gear icon. Tap the icon to open the Android device's Settings app.
   • If you are using a different interface, the Settings menu's icon may not be gear-shaped.

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   Scroll down and tap System. This option is near the bottom of the Settings menu, next to the "i" icon in the circle.

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   Click Advanced (Advanced). This option is on the System menu. The Advanced Settings options will appear.

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   Click Reset Options. This option is in the Advanced Settings menu, next to the clock icon in the arrow circle.

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   Click Reset Wi-Fi, mobile, & Bluetooth. This option is the first in the "Reset Options" menu and will help you reset your network settings.

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   Click Reset settings. A confirmation dialog will appear.
   • If your device has a secure password, PIN or pattern password, you will be asked to enter it before proceeding.

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    Click Reset Settings To confirm. The network setup reset will begin. advertisement