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Possible to factory data reset with out data loss

Is it possible to factory data reset with out data loss . all files in internal mem does not erase.
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[Q] Can't Write to Internal Storage, Help!!!!

I have a stock rooted phone and today i decide to do a manufacture reset so i went to recovery mode and i did the reset. Now and i dont know how that happen i can write to the internal storage. My SD Card works perfect and i can write to it but not to my internal.
Any clues or ideas why this happen>?

Well never mind i just fixed by doing another reset.

bartendersimon said:
Well never mind i just fixed by doing another reset.
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Glad you figured it out :good:

I am experiencing the same issue. what kind of reset did you do? Data, Dalvik cache, etc? Or just factory reset?
Did you have to re-flash your ROM?

Question about resetting

I'm going to return my nexus 6p, because of display issues and I wanna make sure if everything is deleted completely after a hard reset, so the existing data can not be recovered with data recovery tools. How do I do this?

Zeroothree said:
I'm going to return my nexus 6p, because of display issues and I wanna make sure if everything is deleted completely after a hard reset, so the existing data can not be recovered with data recovery tools. How do I do this?
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Flash a factory image. Then do a full format of the data partition. There is no way to completely wipe it out without a serious data destruction tool. A bit overkill if you ask me though. Unless you work for the CIA.

Trying to recover files after flash

The phone is the Galaxy S8 G950FD (exynos). Today I have tried to root it using TWRP, but I didnt make a backup of my files, so I have not wiped my data in TWRP. The phone would turn on normally but it show the message about verification failed and asked to do a factory reset, but I didnt. Then I have flashed the original ROM though odin, but only the AP (about 5,1GB). Now the phone boots up and everything is fine, but it is factory reseted. It only show 10GB of total space, so I think my data is stored in another partition. There is a way to recover this data?

If you did a factory reset already, I don't think you will be able to recover your files anymore.
However, you should check by using a Data recovery App.

RossTeagan said:
If you did a factory reset already, I don't think you will be able to recover your files anymore.
However, you should check by using a Data recovery App.
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They are gone, no possible way to recover.

partcyborg said:
They are gone, no possible way to recover.
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Sorry about that...

Simple Question

Hi everyone. Just a simple and fast question. Im using Mi A1 Android version 8.1.0
Everytime that i reset factory my phone it just shows a message Data is encrypting and after it become 100% it just pass. is that normal? New update of Xiaomi? After each hard reset ?
Thanx

Foroodifard said:
Hi everyone. Just a simple and fast question. Im using Mi A1 Android version 8.1.0
Everytime that i reset factory my phone it just shows a message Data is encrypting and after it become 100% it just pass. is that normal? New update of Xiaomi? After each hard reset ?
Thanx
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It is normal. Data encryption will encrypt all data from hard disk so after reset you can't retrieve any on the data. Encryption comes in handy for selling mobiles or giving to someone else to use after reset. They can't retrieve any of the data previously stored in your phone.

hemanth_gunasekaran said:
It is normal. Data encryption will encrypt all data from hard disk so after reset you can't retrieve any on the data. Encryption comes in handy for selling mobiles or giving to someone else to use after reset. They can't retrieve any of the data previously stored in your phone.
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Thanks Bro