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How to clear cache partition on Samsung Galaxy Devices? πŸ€”

(Topic created on: 03-28-2022 06:02 PM)
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VedantKalore
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So this post is just for informational and educational purposes!

Hello MembersπŸ‘‹
Hope you all are excited for Galaxy A Hands on exclusive preview at various venues! 
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So let's begin:
We'll clear/wipe cache partition on Samsung Galaxy Devices 
So 

Get a USB of any sort of USB connection, with pc , another phone, a blank USB, Just USB OTG, USB c headphones, even a TV USB connection works 
If Android 11 or above on Galaxy Devices not applicable anywhere else 
Step 1: Power Off your phone/ tablet 

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Galaxy A52 credits: AlenWithGalaxy
Step 2: long press power key+ volume up key continuously until the Samsung logo with device name appears.

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As soon as you see the aboveπŸ‘†πŸ‘†πŸ‘†(image) type text and logos on your device, leave the keys
And you will enter Android Recovery, which looks like this (image)πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡

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Now using volume up and Down keys for navigation and power key as select key , press Volume down key and select wipe cache partition and press power button (images)

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Wipe cache partition highlighted 
Select YES and reboot 

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The following messages may appear on bottom of screen 
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The above message shows that cache partition wipe complete 
Now your device will reboot and done! 
 Voila you cleared / wiped cache partition 

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Yeah better use pc and adb to enter Recovery
And security, USB is common Nowadays lol πŸ˜†
Ab_Heartsy
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Ashu1143 is right, samsung phones now need to be plugged in, otherwise it won't enter recovery mode.
Also uday12 clearly edit the steps before Step 1, whether to connect or not connect usb for tablets or phones.
It unclear reading the first part.
Good infoπŸ‘πŸΌ
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Actually I was charging so didn't notice πŸ˜…πŸ˜…
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USB is needed I was charging that tab so already USB connection that why I didn't recognize πŸ˜…πŸ˜…πŸ˜…
Anonymous
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TheMystic
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Bad idea to connect 2 smartphones with each other using a cable. It can potentially destroy the charging port (s).
Anonymous
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But why πŸ€”
TheMystic
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In simple terms, when you connect a cable to the usb port of the phone, the phone tries to draw power from the other device, if it is capable of supplying power (e.g. power brick). Otherwise, the phone will supply power to run the other devcie (e.g. USB disk).

When you connect two smartphones with each other, there is no clear master/ slave relationship, which in other words means it isn't clear who is supposed to play what role, since both devices can transfer power both ways. When that happens, there is potential that the devices will end up frying each other's ports.

So, NOT RECOMMENDED.
γ…€
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otg.....

otg jis phone mei lagi hoti hai.. voh power deta hai.. kabhi power leta nhi hai...
TheMystic
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OTG device draws power from the phone. So the OTG cable transfers power one way - from the device to the USB disk.