How to Factory Restore Hard Reset or Password Wipe the Galaxy S II 4G Sprint Step by step instruction or guide. If this tutorial helps, subscribe! You may need it for another phone or a friend. Want to hard reset? Want to Factory Restore? Forgot you password? Bricked Phone? Software Problems? Stuck on logo? Want to save money and do it yourself? This is a possible solution for your android smartphone. WARNING: All data will be wiped out, password will be erased, contacts will be deleted and the phone will return back to factory settings. 1. Remove and reinsert the battery. 2. Press and hold both the VOLUME UP key and POWER button until you see the blue android system recovery menu. 3. On the blue recover menu, scroll down with the volume key to wipe data-factory reset. 4. On the next screen you will need to confirm by scrolling down with the volume key to Yes — delete all user data. 5. Wait a few seconds for the process to complete and it will return to the blue android recover menu. Select reboot system now by pressing the power button. 6. Done. Your Samsung Galaxy S 2 is now Factory Restored. 7. Don’t forget to subscribe and give me a like or thumbs up to Resetpedia.
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Altec Lansing Amplified Computer Speaker Repair
April 9, 2012
DNX9980HD Format Support Demonstration
July 19, 2011
This shows what codecs are supported by the Kenwood DNX9980HD car DVD/Nav system. This test was performed with .wav, .mp3, .m4a (both iTunes and Nero AAC), and .wma formats from both USB and CD-R. In summary, via USB, all formats except for MP3 have the volume gradually faded in when playback starts, which is an annoying tendency that cannot be disabled. On CD and DVD this problem does not occur, however, AAC files encoded with recent versions of NeroAACenc do not play back from optical discs without modification, (although iTunes files work fine). WMA files also don’t play back on CD or DVD.