How do I get my device into fastboot mode?

How do I get my device into fastboot mode?

To enter into Fastboot mode, do this:

1. Turn off your phone.
2. Hold down Volume Down + Power button.
3. Release the Power button when the device starts and continue to hold the Volume Down key until you enter into the bootloader. ...
4. Scroll up or down with Volume keys and select Fastboot with the power key.

How do I get fastboot mode back?

When your phone is stuck in Fastboot mode, remove the back cover of your device and pull the battery out. This will power down your device. Wait for about a minute and then put the battery back in your phone. Turn on your phone and it should now be in normal mode.

Why fastboot mode is not working?

Reboot device into fastboot mode using adb reboot bootloader or by pressing Volume Up + Volume Down + Power buttons simultaneously. Open Device Manager. Unplug/plug in your Android device so you can easily find your unrecognized device in the list.

How do I know if my device is in fastboot mode?

With your device in fastboot mode, connect it to your computer using your device's USB cable, then open up the command/terminal prompt on your computer and type the following. If fastboot is working properly, you will see your device listed here by its serial number.

What is the use of fastboot mode?

In Android, fastboot is a protocol or a diagnostic tool that is a part of the Android SDK Platform Tools collection. Fastboot helps to renew the flash files on your Android devices directly. Fastboot mode is also an alternative to the recovery mode that helps you with the installations and updates.

What is fastboot mode in Android?

Fastboot is three different things with the same name: A protocol for communication between your phone hardware and a computer, software that runs on the phone when in fastboot mode, and the executable file on the computer you use to make them talk to each other. The file you run on a PC (or a Mac) is nothing flashy.

How do I turn off fastboot?

To exit the Fastboot mode, you should:

1. Press the 'Power' key. It's in the back of the device.
2. Hold the key until the screen disappears. This may take up to 40 seconds.
3. The screen should disappear and your phone should reboot.

How long does fastboot mode take?

Sometimes it takes about 30 seconds for the smartphone to force reboot, so keep holding the power button for longer.

How do I turn off fastboot without power button?

If you hold down the power button until the phone shuts off, you can get out of fastboot mode. If you see only Chinese text on your screen, please select the top option, which will put you into English text, when the phone is off.

Can you use Fastboot mode on an Android phone?

• Fastboot mode is not readily available to be used in all Android devices. You can find the option to turn on the Fastboot mode only on Nexus devices and some other devices. While in other devices, it is necessary for you to root your Android before you can access Fastboot mode.

How do I get Out of Fastboot mode?

• When you have finished your tasks in the fastboot mode, you may want to come out of the mode on your device. You can use the same software to get your device out of the mode and the following shows how you go about doing it. Step 1 Connect your device to your computer and click on the One-Click to Exit Fastboot Mode option in the software.

Where do I find the fastboot tool in Android Studio?

• These two tools used to be part of Android Studio, but now it's available as a standalone download. You can get it using this link. After downloading the tool, connect your device to PC, open Terminal located in ADB folder, then type fastboot devices. After your find your device, type fastboot reboot.

How can I force restart my Android phone?

• Now, follow these simple steps to use a reboot tool to perform a Force Restart on Android. Step 1. First of all, download and install any Android reboot tool on your PC and then launch it. Step 2. Now, connect your Android phone to the PC using a USB cable. Step 3. Enable the USB debugging on the Android device.