Learn how to force reboot Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge. Rebooting a phone can help to solve lots of problem, learn how to do it right here.
Most people force a reboot their device by simply pull out and release the battery for several seconds before placed it back and turn the phone back on. The process is easy to do and in no time, the phone will be back to normal once again.
What about the latest smartphone product that has non-removable battery? This trick of pulling out the battery will not work and people should find an alternative way to do it.
Actually, Samsung has develop a way to force a reboot without have take the battery out, but not many people aware of it since they choose to take the immediate action of pulling the battery.
This method has been applied by Samsung for quite some time and now it finally put to use. With Samsung device that has non-removable battery; people need to learn how to do it.
Rebooting a phone can help to solve lots of problem. Remember that a smartphone is a very complex device with lots of component both software and hardware on it. When conflict happen between those components, there will be trouble such as it being unresponsive, freeze up or other kind of problem.
When this kind of problem happen, smartphone owner can try to solve it by reboot the phone. Reboot a phone will clear the issue and there will be no more unresponsive device.
The whole thing about force a reboot is actually very simple. You can reboot your device within seconds if not minutes and after that you can use it normally. Here is how you can do the process of forcing a reboot to Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge:
- Press and hold two button in the same time, that is Power button and Volume Down button.
- Make sure to keep press and hold those two buttons for several seconds. This will force the system to turn off the whole thing and reboot it.
- Keep pressing the buttons until you notice that your device has started to reboot. Only when the reboot process has started then you can release your hold on those buttons.
It is possible that during the rebooting process, your Samsung Galaxy S7 will stuck on something. When it happens the screen will turn black and you will see the boot animations appear.
After that, the device will start the boot cycle once more and bring you to normal Android mode. Only after your phone has turn back on, then you can use it the way you want it.
Now, reboot a phone can help to solve some problem but not all of it. If the problem still persist after you try to reboot it, then it is possible the problem laid in someplace else, where a simple action of reboot can’t reach it. If that is the case, you may want to consider doing other action such as wipe out cache partition or as the last reserve, hard reset or factory reset your device.