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If you’re wondering how to factory reset your ASUS ROG Ally, we have everything you need to know right here.
Factory resetting is a common solution to solve repeated issues with a bit of technology. It is also a good idea if you are intending to sell on your device, as it protects your personal data. These are two good reasons for wanting to factory reset your ASUS ROG Ally and the good news is that doing so is a fairly simple process.
Another common reason for factory resetting the handheld gaming device is so you can upgrade the ASUS ROG Ally SSD. Let’s get into how to do it.
How to factory reset ASUS ROG Ally
Factory resetting your ASUS ROG Ally is a fairly simple process and will not have any adverse effect on your handheld gaming system.
- Plug the ASUS ROG Ally into the wall with a 65W charger.
- Press and hold down the volume down button and press the power button.
- Allow the device to boot up with the BIOS menu.
- Click the Y button to exit EZ mode.
- Navigate to the Advanced tab.
- Click ASUS Cloud Restore and press A to confirm.
You will need to be connected to the WiFi for this process to work. Once it is completed you will be able to set up your ASUS ROG Ally as if it was a completely new device. Don’t worry if your Rog Ally repeatedly turns off and on again while is it completing its Cloud Restore, as this is a normal part of the process.
If you’re trying to factory reset your Ally because of any performance issues or problems, there are a few other troubleshoots that could solve your problems. For example, you can find out how to update graphics drivers on ASUS ROG Ally and how to fix ASUS ROG Ally stick drift. Once you have completed the reset we also have a tutorial on how to set up your ASUS ROG Ally from a reset.
