‼️Notice for One UI 7, do this‼️

[javaAnatomy]

Very important!!!!!!

After updating to One UI 7 do this.

Wipe cache partition.

But before that, For the new models like S24 ultra, you need to connect the phone to a PC using USB-C headphones/charger. This is crucial on new devices, they often require a USB-C connection to enter. This is true for me, it didn't until I connected my phone to my MacBook 

Wiping thecache partition on your Samsung Galaxy (or any Android device) can offer several benefits — especially after system updates or when experiencing strange behavior. Here's a breakdown:

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✅ Benefits of Wiping Cache Partition

1. Improves Performance
   • Over time, cached system files can get outdated or corrupted. Clearing them helps your phone run more smoothly.
2. Fixes Minor Glitches
   • Helps resolve random reboots, freezing, lag, or apps misbehaving without deleting your personal data.
3. Solves Post-Update Issues
   • After major Android or One UI updates, old cached data can conflict with new system files — wiping the cache helps clean that up.
4. Improves Battery Life
   • Sometimes background processes get stuck due to corrupted cache, draining the battery. Wiping cache can stop that.
5. Safe and Non-Destructive
   • It doesn’t erase personal files (like photos, apps, contacts). It only clears temporary system data.
6. Helps with Overheating
   • Especially if the phone runs hot for no reason, cache corruption could be a cause.

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📌 When Should You Do It?

• After a software update
• If your phone is lagging or glitchy
• If apps keep crashing or misbehaving
• If the battery is draining faster than usual
• Before doing a factory reset

Steps to wipe cache partition and enter recovery mode.

Here’s a step-by-step method that typically works for Samsung devices like the S24 Ultra:

Correct Steps to Enter Recovery Mode:

1. Power off the phone completely.
   • If it refuses to power off normally, force shutdown by holding Volume Down + Power until it turns off.
2. Connect the phone to a PC or USB-C headphones/charger for newer devices.
   • This is crucial on newer Samsung devices. They often require a USB-C connection to enter recovery mode.
3. Hold Volume Up + Power simultaneously (while the phone is off and connected).
   • Keep holding until the Samsung logo appears, then release both buttons.
4. You should now be in recovery mode.

Once in Recovery Mode:

• Use the volume keys to scroll.
• Select “Wipe cache partition” using the Power button.

Let me know if this helps, if it does mark it a solution.

[outcast1]

Wow you are of more help than the Samsung Admins

[javaAnatomy]

Mark a solution if you found it helpful

[Ghirswin]

Didn't know this but thanks🙏

[kelsypelsy]

It's not working for me.

[javaAnatomy]

Press and hold the power button and volume up until the you see recovery mode screen. It was not for me until I did that.

[javaAnatomy]

Not until you see Samsung logo

[javaAnatomy]

And also, don't forget to connect to PC if you on newer device.

[kelsypelsy]

I just did it thanks but it made it buggy for some reason .. does it take a while to get better ?

[javaAnatomy]

Not really sure. But I suppose give it some time.