Make really sure you have backed up whatever ringtones/photos/SMS/contacts/videos/etc on your phone to your computer as this procedure will make your phone reset to factory state. Your SIM card will not be touched though (contacts IN sim card will remain but contacts IN phone will be erased). With the phone in at least 3/4 charge (without plugging in charger), enter *#7370# and follow instructions. If security code is prompted, enter 12345 unless you changed it.

There are several ways to reset an XM3 to its default factory settings, two ways to set the XM3 are described in this document:

With the unit powered on, insert a paper clip into the reset button on the back of the device and hold for 8 seconds.

Press the program key repeatedly until the display indicates the program BEFORE the one you want to set to the default settings. Press the program key again and hold down for 10 seconds. The unit will start to beep at three seconds and continue until the defaults are retrieved and the display reads DEF. The factory settings are now restored for that program, only; all other programs remain the same.

If you have forgotten the switch's IP address or administration password you can return the switch to its factory default state by following these steps: After completing this procedure, the password will be empty, the network address will be returned to the default 192.168.2.10, and all configuration settings will be returned to the original factory defaults.

All files or data in your system's memory will be erased - unless the information was backed up using xBackup (links to xBackup), with 'back-up all data' selected. This includes:

Power off, then press “*” and power on (Don’t loose the * until the LCD shows “page0 running” or “*”), press “#5*5”.

If for any reason, you have to reset this device to factory default settings, be careful that the current settings will be lost and the settings are reset back to it’s default state. Press the reset button with a pointed object and hold for 5 secs. This will reset the router to it’s factory default.

First, you may need to release and renew your computer's IP assignment. For XP users, simply right-click your network connection and choose Repair. Then, most typically you are a DSL user, and need to go to http://192.168.1.1 (your router's network address), choose PPPoE and put in your login and password for your DSL account, and click Apply at the bottom.

On the MCPE you will see to white buttons above the LEDs, push and hold the one closest to the LEDs for until the LEDs turn of and then back on. The MCPE is now reset back to defaults. Fixed a problem with TCP deadlocking when receiving data from a remote host but being unable to make progress re-transmitting a lost segment Changed the bandwidth control: now account for protocol headers (Ethernet, IP, TCP and UDP) in the bandwidth calculation.

On the MAP you will see to white buttons above the LEDs, push and hold the one closest to the LEDs for until the LEDs turn of and then back on. The MAP is now reset back to defaults.

Go into the Random Tagline Manager directory and delete the INI file. This file will be named with your logon name from Windows.

Go into the TimeTrek directory and delete the INI file. This file will have the Windows User logon name.

Go into the RBlinds directory and delete the following files: RBLINDS1.DAT, RBLINDS2.DAT, RBLINDS3.DAT. These files will be marked as Read-Only. In order to delete them, you need to Right-Click on each one and select Properties. There will be a check mark next to "Read-Ony". Un-check this. Now the files can be safely deleted. Go into your WindowBlinds folder and make sure there are no skin folders that are set to read only and/or compressed format.

To initialize the PM5000, while holding down the [STORE] button, turn on the PM5000, and when the message "SURE? Y: 1 N: 3" appears onscreen, press the keypad's [1] button.

Press the Menu and then the upward arrow key, you will see the Reset option on the LCD. At this point, enter the full 12 digit of the MAC address or Product ID of your phone (printed at the back of your phone). e.g., for "A/B/C", press the "2" button until you see "A" or "B" or "C" appears, for "D/E/F", press the "3" button until you see the corresponding character. Then continue to enter the complete 12 digit of the MAC address. After that, press "Menu" again.

Phones that were supported with old versions of Contacts Pro (2.x and older), are also supported by version 3.x, Look here to see if your phone is supported. If it is not in the list , as version 3.x of Contacts Pro now support the Palm OS telephony, you might need to download a driver for your phone from www.palm.com , once the driver is installed, select it via the Palm preferences, in order to activate it. If you have a Palm III? connected organizer running Palm OS 3.

Delete the WDB and WTF folders from your World of Warcraft directory, and rename the "Interface" folder to something else, e.g. "Interface Backup". Log back into the game. Your UI, keybindings, and chat settings should now be reset to the default settings. Log out and move your Interface folder back into your WoW directory. Now you should be able to log back into the game and reconfigure all of your AddOns, etc.

DD-WRT firmware default settings (sometimes called factory defaults) are stored in NVRAM. For more information, see Factory Defaults.

Press the SYSTEM button. Make sure the VALUE button is lit. If necessary, press the "<" and ">" buttons until the display reads "System select:". Turn the ADJUST knob until the display reads "Initialize". Press the ">" button 1 time. Choose the type of initialization you want to do (page 5-12 in the Users Guide has the selection descriptions or see below). Press the STORE button. Press the ">" button to confirm.

Macros are a string of commands that you create to perform complex actions with the touch of a single. You may need to have twenty IR commands sent to power on all of the devices in your system, just by pressing one button. You would create a series of macros to make it muck easier to operate your system.

Factory reset washes out any previous user calibration and returns the sensor to the original set points. Connect the white wire to the black wire (see manual), point the sensor into open space with no reflective targets, power it up for 2 seconds, and then power it down. The blue LED will not flash during reset.

To perform a manual factory reset on TechniSat, TELESTAR and Orbitech receiver products: 1) Put the receiver into Standby mode. 2) Press your finger on the Standby button on the front panel. 3) At the same time as following step 2), turn the receiver on/off at the mains. 4) Do not release your finger from the Standby button, until you see the word 'FLAS' appear on the front panel display.

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Resetting the ReadyNAS back to factory default will wipe out all configuration and data. Please understand this before continuing. If you choose to continue, here are the steps: Locate a pinhole at the lower left corner of the ReadyNAS 600 on the back. On the ReadyNAS 1000S, the pinhole is in the front. On the ReadyNAS NV, the pinhole is on the back next to USB ports.

No, resetting only resets the password back to default password and the IP address back to default Auto IP address. For safety, backup your data before reset the unit. Yes. The HD363N supports Unicode and UTF8 character file names, but the language needs to be set to the correct code page in web page set up utility.