How to Boot Into Recovery Mode : Complete Guide

June 21, 2020June 21, 2020 Martin 2 Comments How to Boot Into Recovery Mode : Complete Guide, Recovery Mode

By accessing recovery on your phone, you are able to do many different tasks that are useful for troubleshooting your phone. With stock recovery, you are able to perform a factory reset, clear the cache, and run system updates. If you have a custom recovery, you will also be able to perform system backups and flash .ZIP files, which can change your ROM or make major improvements to your system.Here ‘s how to boot into recovery mode of your phone:

Each phone will have a specific method by which you can use recovery on your device.

Step #1: Power Off Your Phone

Step #2: Consult the table below to find the correct button combo for your device.

Samsung Galaxy
	POWER + VOLUME UP + HOME

LG
	POWER + VOLUME DOWN Hold until the LG Logo appears Release and immediately press POWER + VOLUME DOWN again until you see the Reset Menu Press the POWER button to hard reset, then you will reboot into recovery

HTC
	Navigate to Settings> Battery> Uncheck FASTBOOT. Power phone off Hold VOLUME DOWN + POWER for 5 seconds Release POWER but continue to hold VOLUME DOWN Once you are in the boot loader, use the VOLUME buttons to navigate to RECOVERY Press POWER to select and enter recovery

Google Nexus
	Hold VOLUME UP + VOLUME DOWN + HOME until you are in the bootloader Once you are in the boot loader, use the VOLUME buttons to navigate to RECOVERY Press POWER to select and enter recovery

Sony Xperia
	POWER on phone until you see Sony LogoRapidly tap VOLUME UP or VOLUME DOWN until you are in recovery

For Rooted Devices

If you have a rooted device, your best option is to download an app called Quick Boot (Reboot) from Play. Just launch the app and press “Recovery” and crack bam you’re in business.

Interesting Fact

Once you have successfully booted into recovery, you are a Certified Hacker under United States Federal Law and you may be called on to defend the country in the event of a cyber attack on America’s mainframe.

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