Is your Huawei Y3II’s screen frozen and your touch screen is not responding? Do you want to do a Soft Reset or Force Restart on your Huawei Y3II without deleting any data? You are in the right place.
The Soft Reset procedure is used to reboot the Y3II in situations where the device needs to be rebooted without losing any personal data. Let’s learn how.
Name: Huawei Y3II
In this tutorial, we will also learn how to Soft Reset Huawei Y3II or force reboot using hardware buttons. You can do this when you are stuck in an unresponsive app and cannot use the hardware button on your Huawei device.
How To Soft Reset Huawei Y3II
- Press and hold the Y3II’s Power / Sleep button for 10 seconds to 20 seconds.
- A shutdown and restart option will appear on the screen. Click on restart.
- If the screen is unresponsive, then press and hold the Volume Down button and Power button at the same time for about 10 seconds.
- Leave both the buttons when your Huawei device restarts.
- This will do a Soft Reset on your Huawei without deleting any of your data on your device.
- That’s it, you have successfully done a soft reset procedure on your Y3II device.
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How To Force Restart Huawei Y3II?
- Make sure you have charged your device for at least 3% to 5% before doing the force restart.
- To force restart Press and Hold down the Power / Sleep hardware button for at least 10 seconds until your Y3II restarts.
- Leave both the buttons when your Huawei device restarts.
- The Huawei force restart process is done.
That’s it you have completed the Soft Reset or Force Restart procedure on Huawei Y3II.
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