How to Boot Stubborn Android Devices Into Recovery Mode

I’ll be very quick on this, because I know
there are lots of Android users that
doesn’t know how to boot into recovery
mode. If the conventional method of
booting into recovery mode doesn’t work
out for you, then one of the below will

surely work out well for you.

The truth is every new Android powered
tablet / smartphone device is normally
installed with a stock recovery image.
The tool can be used by those who want
to perform update operations, backup
procedures and maintenance and
optimization tasks. Well, if you want to
obtain even more from your phone, of if
you want to tweak its performances, then
you can anytime replace the stock

recovery with a custom recovery image,
like CWM recovery or TWRP recovery . Of
course for the custom tools you will have
to root your device first.

You boot into recovery mode, if you want
to do the following...

==>Factory reset or system update your
device
==>Load your boot.img or update it from
SD Card
==>Update your system image or restore
your back up from SD card.
==>Or perhaps if your device over
misbehave and the only option you have
left is to take it back to genesis.

How to Enter Recovery Mode on Stubborn
Android Devices

Usually you can boot into recovery mode
by:
==>Turn off you device.
==>Then, reboot by pressing the Power
and Volume Up buttons simultaneously.
==>Keep the buttons pressed for a short
while – a few seconds – and then
release the same.
==>The recovery mode menu should be
displayed.
==>Note: on Samsung branded devices
the recovery mode can be entered by
pressing the Power, Volume Up and
Home buttons at the same time.
But, if the above method didn’t work out
well for you, you can try the below.

Method 1
1. You need to download an app on
your smartphone.
2. So go to Google Play and download
the Quick Boot tool; use the link
from here for accessing the app.
3. Install the app on your phone /
tablet.

4. Run the same.
5. You will be able to choose from:
Recovery, Reboot, Bootloader and
Power Off.
6. Choose Recovery.
7. Your device will reboot into
recovery mode.

Method 2
1. On this method you will have to
use ADB, so the Android SDK and
Fastboot must be installed on your
computer.
2. After installing the required tools
(the one mentioned above) connect
your device with the computer.
3. Use the USB cable for establishing
the connection.
4. Then, on your computer navigate
to the folder where Fastboot and
Android SDK is installed.
5. There open a Command Prompt
window.
6. For cmd: press Shift key on your
PC + Right-click anywhere in the
folder and choose “Open Command
Prompt”.
7. Then, in the cmd window enter:
“adb reboot recovery”.
8. Your smartphone / tablet will be
automatically rebooted into recovery
mode.
That’s it with recovery mode, let me take
my seat while I sip my tea waiting for
your questions.

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