How To Change The Layout Of An Android Phone’S Home Screen?

This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to reset your Android home screen to default settings and remove or reset app icons, widgets, and other parts of the home screen. To do this, open your device settings, tap on “Apps”, “Google App”, “Storage”, “Manage Space”, and “Clear”.

To reset your home screen to default settings, follow these steps:

1. Open your device settings. Tap on “Apps” or “Reset Home Screen” and tap on it.
2. Open the Settings app. Locate Apps or Application Manager (depending on your device) and swipe the screen to the left to get to the All tab. Scroll down until you locate the currently active home screen.
3. If your Android phone’s home screen is unresponsive or overcrowded, try resetting its layout by installing Good Lock and Home Up on the new or factory reset device. Open Home Up and create a backup to activate the app’s restore feature.
4. Search for Home and tap on Home app from the results. Select the home screen launcher you wish to use from the options.
5. Hold down on an empty space on the screen and options should pop up at the bottom. Tap (Home screen settings) and scroll down to the bottom.

To reset the home screen to the default appearance, clear the data stored by your phone’s launcher, as the launcher stores the home screen layout. Go to Settings > Apps > Default apps > Home app and choose the original launcher.

If temporary glitches persist, press and hold the power button and select “Restart” or “Reboot”.