Samsung as well as all other smartphones come with a very useful feature called Recovery Mode. It lets you perform tasks like clear cache, data wipe, and factory reset to fix some serious problems like overheating or system lagging. In this article I will show you how to boot your Samsung phone
It lets you install update packages directly from the phone’s storage or sideload them from the computer via ADB. This is a very useful feature that lets you perform various tasks on your Galaxy smartphone.
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After the release of One UI 3.0, Samsung changed the process of booting to recovery mode. Phones running the new One UI 4 and One UI 5 won’t let your phone boot into recovery without connecting it to a PC with a USB-C cable.
Boot your Samsung phone into Recovery mode
- Connect your phone to your PC using a USB cable.
For Galaxy S22, and S21 series:
- Press and hold the volume down button and the power button, and release the power button when you see the Samsung logo.
- Keep holding the volume down button until you see the recovery screen.
For Galaxy S20, Note 20, and Note 10 series:
- Press and hold the volume up button and the power button, and release the power button when you see the Samsung logo.
- Keep holding the volume up button until you see the recovery screen.
For Galaxy S10, S9, S8, Note 9, and Note 8 series:
- Press and hold the volume up button, the Bixby key, and the power button, and release the power button when you see the Samsung logo.
- Keep holding the volume up and the Bixby buttons until you see the recovery screen.
For older Galaxy phones with a physical home button:
- Press and hold the volume up button, the home button, and the power button, and release the power button when you see the Samsung logo.
- Keep holding the volume up and home buttons until you see the recovery screen.
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