To delete a Samsung account without a password, go to the official reset Samsung website directly. On your computer or mobile browser, go to the sign-in page and select “Sign in.” Select “Forget ID” or “Reset Password” below the sign-in option. Click on the link beneath that option.
Select the Samsung ID. Select Menu from the drop-down menu. Choose Remove Account from the list that appears. REMOVE ACCOUNT should be selected by tapping it.
Resetting your phone to its factory settings will erase all of the personal information, notes, and applications on it unless you backed up your data in Samsung cloud storage.
You may erase a Samsung account only via the internet. It’s not possible to do it from your Android phone. Sign in using your chosen method on the Samsung Account page. It might be an email address or through your Google account.
If you perform a Factory Reset on the device, your accounts will not be deleted. Typically, you would first log out of/delete the accounts and then go into the device’s or app’s settings after doing so.
If you don’t have a Google account, you can factory reset your Samsung device using the buttons on the device. Hold down the Volume Up, Home, and Power buttons at the same time until the device powers on. Once you see the Samsung logo, release the buttons. Use the Volume Down button to scroll to Wipe Data/Factory Reset and press the Power button to select it.
If you’ve synced your Google account on your device, and you perform a factory reset, the device will automatically restore that account. However, if you’d like to bypass the account and set up a new one, you can do so by following these steps:When the device starts up for the first time after the reset, press and holds the Volume Down button until it enters recovery mode.
If you’ve recently factory reset your device and are now being asked to verify your account with Google, you can remove the verification by following these steps:Open the Google app and tap the three lines in the top left corner.Scroll down and tap Settings.Tap Accounts and Privacy.Tap your account and then tap Remove Google verification.Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.
If you have a Google account on your phone, and you perform a factory reset, your phone will automatically restore that Google account. If you no longer want the Google account on your phone, you’ll need to remove it before performing the factory reset. To remove a Google account from your phone:Open the Settings app.Tap Accounts & sync.Tap the account you want to remove.Tap Remove account.
To delete a Google account that has been synced with your Android device, open the Settings menu and go to Accounts. Tap the Google account you want to delete and then tap the three dots in the upper-right corner of the screen. Tap Remove account and then confirm your choice.
