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Welcome, in front of me is a T-Mobile T-Phone 6 Pro and today I'll show you
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how you can hard reset this device through recovery mode. Now this will remove things like screen locks so if you have one that you just
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don't know you can get rid of it this way. Now I do have a pattern set and I'll
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progress from the lock screen as though I wouldn't know it. So number one we will
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need to turn off our phone. So pull down your notifications, click on the power
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button and select power off. Now once the phone turns off you want to hold power
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key and volume up at the same time. This will take us to the boot mode so from here using only volume up you want
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to select first option which is recovery mode and then confirm it with volume down. Next thing you will see is Android with no command. It should be
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visible right about now. There we go. So hold power key, press volume up once and
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this will take us to the recovery and from here using both volume keys you
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want to scroll down in order to select wipe data factory reset, confirm it with
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power key and select factory data reset. Confirm that and there we go. Data wipe
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complete. So reboot system now should be selected by default. All you need to do is press power key once more and this will now reboot the device and continue
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the process in the background. It will take the device a little bit longer to boot back up but that's completely normal. Once the process is fully
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finished we will be presented with Android setup screen. So I'll be back
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once that is visible. And as you can see the process is now finished and you can
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set up your device however you like. Now I'll mention one more thing which I
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probably should have done at the beginning. When performing this kind of
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reset the device does become usually FRP locked because for the most part I'm
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pretty sure most of you are using a Google account on your phone and when
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performing a reset through recovery mode without kind of unlocking the device this locks the device. So throughout the setup process I will now
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need to confirm the previously used pattern in my case or Google account. So I
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could verify it using either one of those but assuming I wouldn't know either of those the device would technically be locked. I'll be making
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another video right after this one on how we can bypass this. So if you're
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interested in it stay tuned next video is going to be this. But with this one
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this is basically it. The device is now fully reset it so if you found this
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video helpful don't forget to hit like, subscribe and thanks for watching
