How to reset network settings on Samsung Galaxy A30

Samsung Galaxy A30 works great, but the same as with every other phone out there, you may experience an issue or two from time to time. There are certain issues that fall into the category of the most common ones. Those issues are usually overheating, battery life problems, but also network-related issues. If you can’t connect your Samsung Galaxy A30 to a Wi-Fi network, or you can’t pair it with other Bluetooth devices, one of the solutions you can go for is to reset network settings. So, if that’s something you want to do, keep reading. We are going to show you how to reset network settings on Samsung Galaxy A30.

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How to reset network settings on Samsung Galaxy A30

This is a simple thing to do. Once you reset network settings, all the Bluetooth options, Wi-Fi options, and mobile data settings will be restored to factory defaults. In other words, you will have the network settings set up the same way they were adjusted when you purchased the phone.

You will have to connect to Wi-Fi networks and enter passwords all over again. The same goes for pairing your phone with other Bluetooth devices. However, this is considered to be one of the most effective solutions whenever you are experiencing network-related issues, so it is definitely worth it.

Here is how to reset network settings on your Samsung Galaxy A30:

• Open the Settings app on your phone
• Next, tap on General management
• Select Reset by tapping on it
• Now tap Reset network settings
• You will be notified this will reset all settings including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Mobile data
• Tap Reset settings
• Again, you will be notified that network settings will be reset and that you can’t undo it
• Tap Reset.

That’s it. You have successfully restored network settings to factory defaults.