Nikon p300 how do you do a hard reset to reselect the menu language

Its always hard to know what is on the screen when its in another language, you can do a factory reset and that should change it back to English the default language

Push the Menu button. Scroll to the Setup menu. Language on that menu. Unfortunately the menus and everything else will be it the foreign language until you reset it. If you have trouble and can't figure out or find someone who knows the language your camera is set to, contact the Foreign Language Department at your local college or university.

hi, tome good day,Im not expert but maybe try this procedure,just go to menu first, then select language , then select english, then enter.may can resolved the problem and hope so..happy new hohohooo..

If you mean the Nikon P90, press the MENU button (below and left of the circular cursor pad), select the wrench, then select the waving flag icon.

I can't find an S90 in Nikon's lineup. If you mean some other model, please feel free to reply to this post and specify the model.

If you have an iPod nano or Fifth Generation iPod (iPod with video):

1. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it.
2. Scroll up one menu item. This should be Settings.
3. Press the Center (Select) button. This takes you to the Settings menu.
4. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it; in English, this is the "Reset All Settings" option.
5. Scroll up to the third menu item from the bottom one. This should be Language.
6. Press the Center button to select Language.

Select your preferred language from the list.

If you have an older iPod with color display (including iPod photo)

1. Scroll to the fourth menu item in the screen and press the Center (Select) button. This takes you to the Settings menu.
2. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it; in English, this is the "Reset All Settings" option.
3. Scroll up to the third menu item from the bottom one. This should be Language.
4. Press the Center button to select Language.
5. Select your preferred language from the list.

If your iPod has a monochrome display (black and white):

1. Scroll to the third menu item in the screen and press the Center (Select) button. This takes you to the Settings menu.
2. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it; in English, this is the "Reset All Settings" option.
3. Scroll up to the third menu item from the bottom one. This should be Language.
4. Press the Center button to select Language.
5. Select your preferred language from the list.

If the instructions above don't enable you to change the language on your iPod, try using the "Reset All Settings" option at the bottom of the Settings menu. If the Reset All Settings option does not work, you can restore your iPod back to factory condition and reselect the display language.

Go into the setup menue and reselect a language.

Select your language.
If you have an iPod nano or Fifth Generation iPod (iPod with video):

1. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it.
2. Scroll up one menu item. This should be Settings.
3. Press the Center (Select) button. This takes you to the Settings menu.
4. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it; in English, this is the "Reset All Settings" option.
5. Scroll up to the third menu item from the bottom one. This should be Language.
6. Press the Center button to select Language.
7. Select your preferred language from the list.

If you have an older iPod with color display (including iPod photo)

1. Scroll to the fourth menu item in the screen and press the Center (Select) button. This takes you to the Settings menu.
2. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it; in English, this is the "Reset All Settings" option.
3. Scroll up to the third menu item from the bottom one. This should be Language.
4. Press the Center button to select Language.
5. Select your preferred language from the list.

If your iPod has a monochrome display (black and white):

1. Scroll to the third menu item in the screen and press the Center (Select) button. This takes you to the Settings menu.
2. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it; in English, this is the "Reset All Settings" option.
3. Scroll up to the third menu item from the bottom one. This should be Language.
4. Press the Center button to select Language.
5. Select your preferred language from the list.

If the instructions above don't enable you to change the language on your iPod, try using the "Reset All Settings" option at the bottom of the Settings menu. If the Reset All Settings option does not work, you can restore your iPod back to factory condition and reselect the display language.
for more details just click the link below http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1824
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From the Main Menu, click Change preferences.

there is an icon that is flags select this option and then find the language you prefer

try this - describes the reset on page 14 or the language menu on page 35 http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d40/users-guide/d40-users-guide.pdf hope this helps:)

The P300 has 3 kinds of reset mechanisms, 1. Soft Reset: you can keep all DRAM data. Procedure: Push the Reset button 2. Hard Reset/Save SDRAM -- Use hard reset/save SDRAM mode to reset the MobilePro P300 without losing the data in SDRAM. Use this mode if the safe software reset mode doesn't improve system operation. Procedure: Reset Button and Power Buttons at the same time. 3. Hard Reset/ Clear SDRAM: You will lose all data. Use to reset the MobilePro P300 and delete the contents of SDRAM. Use this mode to reset the MobilePro P300 to its factory defaults. This is also referred to as a hard reset/clear SDRAM. **Caution** This procedure will delete all user installed applications and user data. If necessary, back up your data before performing the hard reset. Procedure: Push the Reset, Power, and Record Buttons at the same time