There; now you all should have no problem with knowing how to enter download mode on Samsung Galaxy Note 5. There is a guide for the people with root access and one for those running stock Android. If you have no idea what root access is, you ought to follow the guide for stock Android users only.
Nevertheless, you can back up if you want to do the sensible thing. Backup the phone contacts, SMS texts messages, device settings, pictures, music, videos and any other data you can think of that you might not want to risk losing like the apps. You can download the Helium app from the Google Play Store to back up most of those things and the apps.
Those of you within a frozen or unresponsive screen can long-press the Power button down for about 5 seconds. This can be useful when you want to go back to stock and it can also be useful when you want something more powerful than a simple factory reset. So there are a number of different reasons why you might need to boot your Galaxy Note 5 into Download Mode. This special mode is also for technicians to get to a lower level of the smartphone for repairs.
This will most likely do the same as you can do with Odin though, at least as far as Download Mode is concerned. So again, there are a few different things that we do in Download Mode and the first step to doing them is actually booting into it.
This can usually be fixed by booting back into Download Mode and flashing the proper firmware to get back to stock, but still, you should be aware of the dangers beforehand.
I hope this guide can help you. Not really a person who can understand problems with phones let alone fix them. So if you can just help me out with this, I would be very grateful for your kindness. Troubleshooting : Freezing after an update is often caused by corrupt caches.
More often, system caches get corrupted during or after firmware updates especially big ones. With that being said, I want you to immediately delete the old system cache by wiping the cache partition from the Recovery Mode.
This way, your device will create new caches that are perfectly compatible with the new system. If this procedure, however, failed to fix the problem or get rid of the freezes, then I suggest you reboot your phone in safe mode and then backup your data and files and then do the master reset.
That should do it. Problem : I cannot understand why a premium phone like the Note 5 will keep restarting on its own. It started a few days ago while I was using the camera. It just shuts down on its own and starts back up on its own. Troubleshooting : While it seems like the problem is caused by a firmware issue, we still have to find out if the battery has something to do with it. We are always open to your problems, questions and suggestions, so feel free to contact us by filling up this form.
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