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01-20-2021 05:31 PM in
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01-20-2021 06:37 PM in
Galaxy S1.Hold the Power button of your device till the power menu pops up and select Power Off.
2.Wait for your device to turn off completely.
3.Plug-in a USB-C data cable connected to your PC or USB-C earphones in your device.
4.Now, check if your device has a Bixby Button (Such as Galaxy S10/Note10):
*Without Bixby Button: Press Volume Up + Power Button for a few seconds.
*With Bixby Button: Press Volume Up + Bixby Button + Power Button for a few seconds.
5.And you will boot into Recovery mode.
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01-24-2022 02:32 PM in
Galaxy Sgreat.. works by connecting datacable to PC
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01-22-2021 12:09 AM in
Galaxy SBeside having your phone connected to USB or ear plugs, you need to do one more thing.
Today I found out you have to switch off USB Debugging in de Developers Options too. With this option switched on you cannot enter the Recovery mode.
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01-31-2021 07:39 PM (Last edited 01-31-2021 07:42 PM ) in
Galaxy S1. Make sure Developers Mode is disabled
2. Switch off the phone, wait for 20 seconds, and connect to PC using a USB (not sure if Mac works too)
3. Now quickly press Volume Up and Power key
*The trick here is to press the keys as soon as you connect the USB cable to phone, otherwise if charging icon appears and you try this key combination, phone will boot normally.
Congrats, you should now be in recovery mode.
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04-21-2021 04:24 PM in
Galaxy SYes it works.
But no one seems to find this unacceptable from Samsung. We bought a plateform for its features, one of them is being able to switch to recovery mode easily. It seems Samsung decided again to make it hard for us and without any explanation they remove a feature and you need that dumb procedure to be able to use it as you did when you bought it. The Samsung's behavior just baffles me.
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04-21-2021 04:39 PM in
Galaxy SThe belief that major smartphone manufacturers like Samsung are the best, is just a delusion. New market players are much more capable and their products are affordable yet as good and efficient as these so called flagships.
I've myself seen an older generation smartphone at 1/4th the price, taking much better pictures than my S10 lite, yet Samsung promoted it as a phone with revolutionary camera technology.
Now I realize that I paid that extra money to help them run their ad campaigns.
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11-29-2021 04:00 PM in
Galaxy SFinally this did actually work (with a Mac incidentally) you have to be quick with the cable / buttons though!
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08-19-2022 10:34 AM in
Galaxy SAs ShayanDan says - you must be plugged into PC with USB C port (using the cord with USB C on BOTH ends.
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11-21-2022 02:05 PM in
Galaxy SPlug in the device into charger and then press volume up and bixby and after pressing them while keeping them pressed, you need to press the power button and keep all the 3 buttons pressed till recovery mode starts.

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