MyPhone A919 Hard Reset, Hang, Google Account Removal, Pattern Lock

Before you proceed flashing / hard resetting your phone / tablet make sure to back up your important files if possible. Because we care about your data.

We also suggest that your battery should be atleast 50% or better to have it fully charge, lower than the said value may cause unwanted result, such as bricking your phone / tablet rendering it unuseable. This is very important in flashing your phone / tablet. Use original USB cable as possible.

Files that you downloaded should not be corrupted, if ever the file is corrupted you might brick your phone. Or the flashing will start.

Drivers are very important specially in Spreadtrum Chipset, having an Spreadtrum SPD6610 (non android devices) driver will not work in SPD6820 (android devices).

If you are using laptop to flash your phone, make your that it has enough charge. If your laptop shutdown when your flashing your phone/tablet, you'll end up bricking your phone. Sometimes you can still recover your phone just flash it again and your phone will boot up again. But that is just a case to case basis, if your phone / tablet is deadboot (totally dead,  erased all program in the chip) you can't recover it, you will need to seek professional help (technician).

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In this tutorial I will gonna teach you how to hard reset your MyPhone A919. This also works in MyPhone A818i, MyPhone Agua 2g/3g. I think this is universal in MyPhone, you can try this tutorial in your MyPhone also. This can fix the following issues that you are experiencing in your phone:

1. Force Close Apps

2. If you forgot your Google Account
3. Hang in Logo

4. Pattern Lock

Ok lets do it. Just follow the procedure

1. Press volume up + volume down and power button simultaneously
2. An android logo will appear
3. Press home button the lights will dim
4. Press volume down
5. Android system recovery will display
6. Navigate to wipe data/factory reset (volume down) to select press volume up
7. Reboot your phone

  That's it your phone is back in its original state.