After installing clockwork recovery, my TF201 booted up and I accidentally was still holding the down on the volume switch and then accidentally hit wipe data. I turned it off as fast as I could and now my device can't boot. It hangs at the ASUS splash screen and I cannot even enter recovery mode with the volume button and power switch.
I cannot enter fastboot mode or any of those modes at all...
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Hi all.
I entered recovery mode (through the advanced reboot menu in CM, but that doesn't matter).
My power button doesn't work, and everything was fine without it until I entered recovery mode - now I can't exit it.
The problem is I can't select "reboot system now" from the recovery menu because power button is the selector (and as I said, it doesn't work) so I tried taking the battery out and then turning on but it enters recovery mode every time.
I didn't do anything through recovery mode so no harm was done to my working system.
Also, my PC doesn't recognize my phone when in recovery mode so I can't run adb commands. I don't know why - I have the latest usb drivers installed.
Is there any way to exit recovery mode without the power button?
Thanks a lot. :good:
Use touch CWM or Philz touch or TWRP
Ended up with fixing my power button.
Thanks any way.
By the way, discovered rainbow mode (volume down + up together) of CWM... pretty funny.
Hi,
I own galaxy s3 i9000, currently on custom rom. My phone automatically rebooted and got stuck on bootloop. If I am able to enter in recovery mode, i can wipe cache(which may can help to get out of bootloop). But the problem is I am unable to enter into recovery mode because phone's volume up button is not working and my phone auto reboots every time after power off or reinserting battery. Is there any other way to clear cache or enter into recovery mode?
I dont want to flash my stock rom via odin (because i didnt backup my some important apps and msgs), this will be my last option.
sorry for my bad english
The normal way I get my phone into recovery mode from the PC is using ADB and the command: "adb reboot recovery". However, I bet this won't work in your case for one of several possible reasons: depending on when the bootloop occurs in the boot process, the phone may never reach a point where ADB is able to see your phone in the first place; if this is happening after a flashing a new custom ROM, then also it's unlikely that USB debugging is turned and the PC is not yet authorized to connect with it over ADB.
Another thought, could your power button be stuck down? I had a GS3 SCH-I535 several years ago and the power switch went bad on it, it would keep rebooting, shutting down randomly, or I'd be unable to turn on the screen. I had a switch replaced and it was fine after that. I don't think it's normal for the phone to automatically boot up when you reinsert the battery, that's why I bring that up. Maybe you can wiggle the power button a bit and try to unstick it if that's the case.
I tried to remove and stick back the power button again, but still it didnt worked. By the way fixing power button will not help me to get into recovery mode as my phone's volume up button is also not working, and recently I found out that I cant enter into download mode too because when I press respective buttons (volume down + home + power) for download mode, it gives warning msg to click 'volume up' buttton to enter into download mode or 'volume down' to reboot. Therefore again volume up button is required to enter into download mode too. So the only option remained for me is to visit service center and fix the volume up button.
Hi. I have an LG Stylo 3 Plus (32GB) on Telus, with a locked bootloader and no root.
I am trying to enter recovery mode to clear all the caches, however doing
Code:
adb reboot recovery
just takes me to the screen that says "no command" and has the android on its back.
What key combination do I use to enter recovery? I have tried volume down when plugging in a USB cable, however that just brought up fastboot for unlocking the bootloader.
after you flash a new recovery, take the battery off, an right away press the volume down + power button until you see logo. When you see the logo, just take your finger off the power button and press it again
How can i remove the factory mode on my device, which is not allowing me to enter recovery mode?
When i turn my device on and hold the volume up button, instead of booting to recovery mode, the device boots into factory mode (which has a chinese factory mode menu). Due to this i cannot enter recovery mode without plugging the device into the PC and then running adb/fastboot then booting to recovery mode. Hence should anything go wrong with my device and it doesnt boot fully, i will be stuck with no access to a recovery mode. (as i wouldnt be able to use adb to get to the recovery mode)
P.S ive tried all combinations of buttons (i.e holding volume down as well with the power button) and it still goes to factory mode rather than recovery mode.
It is a mediatek device, can i unpack and make changes to the boot.img/system.img and then repack them and flash it back onto the device to resolve the issue or is there another way where i can boot to recovery mode without having to load up adb/fastboot first?
I know how to get to safe mode when booted in android, but what button combos do it from an off state?
I've tried holding power down until I see the boot logo then waiting 3 seconds, then holding down the volume down key. This just puts me in fastboot menu
Human Person said:
I know how to get to safe mode when booted in android, but what button combos do it from an off state?
I've tried holding power down until I see the boot logo then waiting 3 seconds, then holding down the volume down key. This just puts me in fastboot menu
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moto g power - Power Up in Safe Mode | Verizon
Here's how to boot your moto g power into Safe Mode to help determine if an app is causing it to freeze, reset or run slowly.
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That doesn't seem to work on the 2021 model, although it would be quite convenient if it did.
Really I was dealing with a magisk bootloop. So here are the steps I did in order get into safe mode while retaining magisk root to remove modules.
I couldn't find a way to enter safe boot with the physical buttons. What worked for me is flashing the stock boot.img entering the os, long holding the onscreen "Power Off" button until prompted to boot into safe mode (this queues safe mode for next boot).
It's important to enter fastboot (hold volume and power down while the restart for safe boot is occurring) before entering safe boot mode to reflash magisk's patched boot.img. Then finally reboot into android's safe mode. In safe mode you can finally issue:
Code:
adb shell magisk --remove-modules