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Open Settings, then choose System, Reset options, and Erase all data (factory reset). Android will then show you an overview of the data you're about to wipe. Tap Erase all data, enter the lock screen PIN code, and tap Erase all data again to start the reset process.

Complete your Android setup Insert a SIM card. Connect to Wi-Fi. Add your Google Account. Create a screen lock. Set up account recovery.

You can try using the "Reset Settings" option in the phone's settings menu. This will reset your phone to its default settings, but it should not delete any of your personal data. If the above options don't work, you can try using Android's "Recovery Mode" to reset the phone.

On a Samsung Galaxy phone: Go to Settings > General management > Reset > Factory data reset. On other Android phones: Try Settings > System > Reset Options > Factory Reset. And if that doesn't work, go to Settings, tap the search icon, and enter ?factory reset.? That should take you to the right screen.

A phone's manufacturing date can also be found in the settings. Go to 'About Phone' on Android or 'About' on iPhone and look for the serial number. Within this set of digits is your device's year and month of manufacturing.

Here are the steps: Go to "Settings" on your Android phone. Look for "System" or "About Phone" and tap on it. Look for "Status" or "Phone Information" and tap on it. Scroll down and look for "Manufacture date" or "Manufacture time."