Yes. It returns your computer to the way it was when it left the factory. Everything you put on it will be gone. There are some things you can find, though, like things stored on websites like your email address book, your game scores, thing like that.
You will lose everything! Apps, contacts, music, and personal settings.
Reset as in restart? No. Reset as in restore factory settings? Yes, unless you have the photos backed up in iTunes or iPhoto.
Backup drives are used to backup files and data. Backup drives can be used for backing up data up if you are going to restore or reset the computer to factory settings so you don't lose any important files.
If you do a factory reset then yes you will loose everything.
You will need to plug it into iTunes and reset it to factory settings. Although you will lose all information on it, the passcode will be disabled.
Yes you will lose everything so just use a USB hardrive.
connect it to itunes and reset it back to factory settings, just back it up before resetting it or you will lose any content downloaded on the device sense your last back up
If you factory reset your phone, you will not lose your services. You will just be resetting your phone to the way you started when you first got the phone. You'll have to re-download any of the apps that you had on your phone unless you back your information up, but you will not lose your services.
L and A and start if that doesn't work add A and B u will lose all codes and saves go on computer and use usb cord to get them back
there is no problem you just lose all preset stations and any equalizer settings everything returns to default settings after a power loss you must reset all settings manually.
If you format the partition where windows files are located, you will loose all data on the partition.
Settings from the original office might be lost with everything else if you upgrade, but unless you put your files in the same folder with the office applications, you should not lose files.