How To Boot Galaxy Note 9 into Safe Mode

Here’s How you can Boot Galaxy Note 9 into Safe Mode. We install a number of third-party applications on our Android devices. These third-party apps interact with others apps in so many ways that they can lead our device into a number of self-contradictory issues. That is where Safe Mode comes into Play. The first troubleshooting step will be to boot into Safe Mode to see if it fixes the issues. Now let’s get started and tell you how you can Boot Galaxy Note 9 into Safe Mode.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9:

The Galaxy Note 9 was released in August 2018. The phone came out with a screen of 6.4 inches having 1440 x 2960 pixels resolution. Galaxy Note 9 was powered by Qualcomm SDM845 Snapdragon 845 CPU and Adreno 630 GPU. It had internal storage of 512 GB, 8 GB RAM or 128 GB, 6 GB RAM. The camera at the back of this phone is 12 MP, f/1.5-2.4 / 12 MP, f/2.4 and on the front, it is 8 MP. Inside this phone, there was a 4000 mAh battery. The phone originally ran on Android 8.1 (Oreo).

What Does the Galaxy Note 9 Safe Mode Do?

There are a number of special boot modes for Android devices and since Samsung is the top leading manufacturer. They put together a lot of things to stand top on iOS users.

The Safe Mode is one the of the special boot modes, the basic purpose of Safe Mode is to troubleshoot any issue that is caused by a b third-party app. As I have said before that Android applications can do a lot and because of that they end up leading to a conflict between an app and Android OS.

These conflicts can cause issues like overheating, random crashes, power battery life, poor performance, glitchy user-interface and more. So that’s why Safe Mode is a great help when you are dealing with issues likes these.

This should be your first troubleshooting step, once you are surrounded by these glitches. However, if you don’t want to use Safe Mode then it will be hard to locate the culprit app.

How to Boot Galaxy Note 9 into Safe Mode

1. To boot into Safe Mode, turn off your phone completely. Now turn on your phone. While your phone boots up press the Volume Down key and keep it pressed until the phone boots into the system.
2. As your phone boots into the system, you will find the Safe Mode watermark on the lower left corner. This means you are now in the Safe Mode.

Exit Safe Mode on the Galaxy Note 9:

Once you have booted your Galaxy Note 9 into Safe Mode, now you want to exit the Safe Mode. The interesting thing is, leaving the Safe Mode is a lot easier. All you have to do is Press and Hold the power and when the power options show up, Tap on Reboot.

Now your device will reboot as it normally does. That’s all.