Reset All Settings on iPhone Without Losing Data

How to Reset All Settings on iPhone Without Losing Your Data.

If your iPhone is running slow, acting glitchy, or having strange issues, resetting all settings can often fix these problems while keeping your personal data safe.

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Video Guide

Demonstrated on iOS 18.3.2 with iPhone 16 Pro Max Titanium Black 256 GB version Global model A3296 – MYWV3ZD/A

What Resetting All Settings Does

This process will:

• Remove all your customized settings
• Clear saved Wi-Fi networks and passwords
• Reset display and sound settings
• Restore default system preferences

What it won’t do:

• Delete your photos, videos, or files
• Remove any apps or app data
• Erase contacts or messages

When to Reset All Settings

Try this if your iPhone has:

• Unexplained battery drain
• Frequent app crashes
• Display or sound issues
• General sluggish performance

This is a great troubleshooting step before considering a full factory reset.

How to Reset All Settings

1. Open the Settings app
2. Go to General
3. Scroll down and tap Transfer or Reset iPhone
4. Select Reset
5. Choose Reset All Settings
6. Enter your passcode if prompted
7. Confirm by tapping Reset All Settings

What to Do After Resetting

After your iPhone restarts:

• Reconnect to Wi-Fi networks
• Set up Face ID/Touch ID again
• Adjust display and sound preferences
• Reconfigure any special accessibility settings

Important Notes

• Your wallpaper will reset to default
• Keyboard settings and shortcuts will be cleared
• Privacy permissions for apps remain unchanged
• All your data and apps stay intact

Final Thoughts

Resetting all settings is a safe way to troubleshoot iPhone issues without losing your personal files. If problems persist after this reset, you may need to consider a full factory reset or contact Apple Support.

Remember to take screenshots of any custom settings you want to remember before resetting.

Have you tried this method to fix your iPhone? Let me know in the comments if you have any questions!