**Are you experiencing freezing, non-responsiveness or planning to sell your Ring doorbell camera? In that case, resetting should solve most of the problems in just a few minutes!**

## Why You Should Consider a Reset
There are two different types of reset: a **soft reset** and a **hard reset**. Each serves its purpose, but knowing what you need ensures faster results.
– **Soft reset** – If you want to fix minor glitches, connectivity or responsiveness issues.
– **Hard reset** – In case of a sale, major glitches, or you want to start a new journey with another WiFi network.
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## How to Soft Reset Your Ring Doorbell Camera?
To perform a soft reset, all you need to do is reboot the doorbell camera.
- Go to the **Ring app** on your phone.
- Click on the three lines icon in the top left corner of the screen.
- Click on the name of your doorbell.
- Choose **Device Health** and then **Reboot This Device**.
It will take no more than 30 seconds for the device to be successfully restarted.
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## How to Hard Reset Your Ring Doorbell Camera?
When doing a hard reset, your ring device will lose all previous settings.
- Press and hold the **orange reset button** on your device until it flashes orange light.
- Hold it for about **15 seconds**.
- Stop pressing the button and wait for it to finish the process (it will take up to 1 minute).
- Follow the instructions inside the Ring app.
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## What Comes after the Reset?
Resetting your Ring device means starting from scratch. So after performing a reset, make sure to reconnect it to your WiFi network and restore all settings.
It’s as easy as that!