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I'm quite sure there is a more orthodox solution (feel free to detail it here) however this is how I prepared a factory reset in order to restore my stuff quickly afterwards. I installed Ranjith Naidu's "filetransfer" from Google playstore, then I used my FTP utility (Filezilla) to make a full back-up of the phone memory to the PC (via wifi connection). Of course, it's an Android app.

The link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ranjith.naidu.filetransfer.gui

So far, I didn't find a 'normal' and native procedure to do so through the USB connection.

I'm quite sure there is a more orthodox solution (feel (if any, feel free to detail it here) however this is how I prepared a factory reset in order to restore my stuff quickly afterwards. I installed Ranjith Naidu's "filetransfer" from Google playstore, then I used my FTP utility (Filezilla) to make a full back-up of the phone memory to the PC (via wifi connection). Of course, it's an Android app.

The link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ranjith.naidu.filetransfer.gui

So far, I didn't find a 'normal' and native procedure to do so through the USB connection.

I'm quite sure there is a more orthodox solution (if any, feel free to detail it here) however this is how I prepared a factory reset in order to restore my stuff quickly afterwards. I installed Ranjith Naidu's "filetransfer" from Google playstore, then I used my FTP utility (Filezilla) to make a full back-up of the phone memory to the PC (via wifi connection). Of course, it's an Android app.app. However, the "Copy to Folder" field accepts "/" so I can access root from the PC.

The link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ranjith.naidu.filetransfer.gui

So far, I didn't find a 'normal' and native procedure to do so through the USB connection.

I'm quite sure there is a more orthodox solution (if any, feel free to detail it here) however this is how I prepared a factory reset in order to restore my stuff quickly afterwards. I installed Ranjith Naidu's "filetransfer" from Google playstore, then I used my FTP utility (Filezilla) to make a full back-up of the phone memory to the PC (via wifi connection). Of course, it's an Android app. However, the "Copy to Folder" field accepts "/" so I can access root from the PC.

The link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ranjith.naidu.filetransfer.gui

So far, Currently testing, stay tuned for more.

Anyway, I didn't find so far a 'normal' and native procedure to do so through the USB connection.

I'm quite sure there is a more orthodox solution (if any, feel free to detail it here) however this is how I prepared a factory reset in order to restore my stuff quickly afterwards. I installed Ranjith Naidu's "filetransfer" from Google playstore, then I used my FTP utility (Filezilla) to make a full back-up of the phone memory to the PC (via wifi connection). Of course, it's an Android app. However, the "Copy to Folder" field accepts "/" so I can access root from the PC.

The link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ranjith.naidu.filetransfer.gui

Currently testing, stay tuned for more.

Anyway, I didn't find so far a 'normal' and native procedure to do so through the USB connection.

I'm quite sure there is a more orthodox solution (if any, feel free to detail it here) however this is how I prepared a factory reset in order to restore my stuff quickly afterwards. I installed Ranjith Naidu's "filetransfer" from Google playstore, then I used my FTP utility (Filezilla) to make a full back-up of the phone memory to the PC (via wifi connection). Of course, it's an Android app. However, the "Copy to Folder" field accepts "/" so I can access root from the PC.

The link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ranjith.naidu.filetransfer.gui

Currently testing, stay tuned for more.

Anyway, I didn't find so far a 'normal' and native procedure to do so through the USB connection.