Do this after Updating to Android 12

[WalkieTechie]

Now, many of us have received the stable Android 12 based One UI 4 update. And many will be receiving this in subsequesnt days and months. Please do perform the following steps after the update :

1. Enter Recovery Mode and Wipe Cache Partition. It is always recommended to do this after a major OS update.

2. Go to Settings > Google Play System Update > Check for updates. Update it to Android 12 version. 

( This step was suggested by one of our members @RaviBiruduganti and I concur )

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Steps...
Many users don't know !

Wipe Cache Partition.

Steps to perform.

1) Turn off the device.

(Connect with type C cable and connect with pc/laptop or type c earphone only for Android 11 )
...........OR.......
IF YOU HAVE ANOTHER MOBILE THEN CONNECT WITH CABLE WHETHER IT IS TYPE C TO TYPE C OR MICRO USB PORT take help of otg connector to connect with other mobile.

2) Press and hold the Volume Up key and the spower button.
3) When the Android logo displays, release all keys.
4) Press the Volume down key to navigate and select "Wipe cache partition".
5) Press Power key to select. When the wipe cache partition is complete, Select Reboot System.
6) Press the Power key to restart the device.
Credit-Ehsank

[WalkieTechie]

Wonderful brother, I didn't mention the detailed steps because the post would again have become too long...

But now Ashu bro has mentioned the detailed steps for wiping cache, so please follow it and in case of any doubts, do comment here :)

[Anonymous]

😅

[rush20]

What about those who don't have a pc,type c earphone or other phone?

[Anonymous]

Then they can't..


Or if they have snapdragon or mediatek processor then these things isn't required . They can perform this
Normally
Follow steps 1,2,3.....

For exynos powered devices it is must.

[Sid_Karna]

So if I have a Snapdragon on my Samsung, then I don't need to connect to pc?

[Anonymous]

Yeah you can ...
Only exynos ones require these things ..

[rush20]

Oh nice

[WalkieTechie]

This process is unnecessarily complicated by Samsung, other brands don't require all these to enter recovery mode as much I know.