Programing in the Easytouch should not change programing in the Intelliflo.
With the VS pumps you can push all four speeds at the same time to reset to factory speeds, but I dont know about the VF.
What are you trying to acomplish, or what is not working.

The vast complexity of vf software and its susceptibility to malfunction, specially in light of ambient environmental conditions (especially for instance here in the Mojave Desert) to say nothing of unanticipated consequences, call into doubt its advantage over the existing mechanical timer. Yet so far as I've been able to determine the only vf not using microelectronics has only 2 speeds so can't deliver maximum savings

Shame on you dalehileman for making statements for which you have zero experience to back it up with - or are you misrepresenting yourself and pool equipment on other sites?

By his posts, dalehileman does not own a VF and is not qualified to discuss it's supportability or operations in any environment.

I would much prefer you take your troll behavior off to some hidden (known only to you) place.

Interesting link...

Here is a link that might be useful: dalehileman

reset VF to factory=

Press and hold 4 top buttons then release. Then hold down the two middle keys while holding down select and escape at the same time. At Application set up press select.

To govern the pump to a 2HP or 1HP max, press the 4 top keys, arrow to PAR 699, change to 1 or 2 and power down, power up. The pump will limit the rpm to a lower setting as you limit the HP. This is good for smaller pipe sizes so owners do not crank it up to max speed on smaller systems.

Really appreciate the reply for the reset.
After holding middle keys and select and escape, I did not see anything for Application Set-up.
Ended up flipping circuit breaker off, waited until all the lights were out on the pump, and flipped it back on. The pump came back with the Intelliflo VF display and menu's.

I some times place my VF pump in a manual mode vs. the Intellitouch control. I remove the controller wiring and turn off pump then turn on pump, when it doesn't see the controller wiring on power up it's in a manual system. I do this to drain or fill my spa quickly.

disney,
You dont have to turn the pump off or unplug the wire, putting it in service mode, or timeout mode will put them in manual mode.

It takes 30 seconds or so for the "display not active" screen to go away.

Thanks Just-a-pb, I learn something new everyday.