How To

Fix Samsung Galaxy S8 went completely dead [ Updated ]

Samsung is not getting out of the Mist of problems. Here’s How to Fix Samsung Galaxy S8 went completely dead. I have seen many Samsung users shouting about Samsung Galaxy S8 went completely dead.

Now First, it seems a hardware problem, I would say not all the time. Sometimes it can the firmware, as hardware is an essential part of a smartphone. So does the firmware, all hardware parts work at the backend. But firmware lets you perform all the tasks. So before you declare it that your device hardware is left the building, take a look at our Troubleshooting guide below.

You can revive your Samsung Galaxy S8 from the dead by trying our solutions that we are providing below. If you had no luck after trying what we are offering, then you can go to the Samsung service center. Let’s tell you how you can Fix Samsung Galaxy S8 went completely dead.

Contents

Fix Samsung Galaxy S8 went completely dead:

I am sure if you are not having hardware problem then your device can be fixed with our solutions. You need to go through with a lot of stuff, but it is worth trying.

Galaxy S8 that turned off by itself and no longer charges:

If you were using your device and it goes off without any reason then I think it can be fixed. Sometimes your firmware or your system got crashed and in result your device is dead. Moreover, maybe an app or a group of apps can trigger such issue. Since we cannot determine which is the main reason, we’ll start the troubleshooting.

First, Press and Hold both Volume Down and Power button for 10 seconds. This will forcefully reboot your device, assuming your device has some battery juice left. Your device will boot Up normally, if not then try the following.

Make sure there is no dirt on your charging port.
Charge your device at least for 10 minutes. Try the wall charger to get results.
You can use your PC to charge your device if wall charger was no help.
Try turning on your Phone now.

Galaxy S8 that went dead and won’t respond to Forced Restart:

Sometimes your device battery is drained out because of system crash or firmware. Since there is no juice left in the battery to kick hardware components. Your device won’t be responding to force restart. Puting your device on charging while holding the power button will give a push to the hardware parts. In result of that your hardware will start working and the parts which were not syncing before, they start working and your device will be back.

Both the methods given above will be the one you should try when your Samsung Galaxy S8 went completely dead.

Read more:

Check for signs of both physical and liquid damages:

This is a very important part. You must check that your device has no physical nor liquid damages. Because you find any then don’t waste your time reading this post. I would suggest getting help from professionals. Still, you want to see for yourself before head over to the service station. Then look for any dents or cracks, because if your device is fired up physical then it should leave a mark. In order to investigate liquid damages, you have to go through with a lot and I would not suggest that you would do that.

Run your Galaxy S8 in Safe mode:

Try running your device in Safe mode, if you can do it successfully that means still there is hope. As I said earlier that sometimes an app or a group of apps can do this. A culprit app can easily crash your system. Let’s boot your device into Safe mode.

First, turn off your Samsung Galaxy S8.
Now press and hold the power key.
When you see Samsung Galaxy S8 logo, release the button and then press+hold the volume down button.
Don’t let go until your phone finishes the rebooting process.
When you see Safe Mode in the lower left corner of the screen let go the volume down button.

Once you are in the Safe mode, try using it for few hours to see how it goes. If your device is running without any issue that means apps were the reason behind all this fuss. First, delete the most recent apps you have installed, then reboot your device. If your device boots up normally, no need to go further. If your device still in the same condition you need to factory reset your device.

Uninstall Apps:

One your Android device, open Settings > Applications / Applications Manager > All Apps
Scroll all the way down and locate App.
Tap App to open its settings.
Tap on Un-install.
Restart your device.

Factory Reset using Settings:

Head over to the Settings on your Galaxy Note 8.
Scroll down and Tap on General Managment.
Tap on Reset.
Tap on Factory Data Reset.
You’ll be presented by the waring, Scroll down and Tap on Reset.
Draw your pattern or add your security Pin etc.
Tap on Continue.
Tap Delete All.

Read more:

Hope so you have fixed your Samsung Galaxy S8 went completely dead issues till now. If not then proceed further.

Boot your device in Recovery Mode:

This is your last shot, try booting your Galaxy S8 into recovery mode. If you did it, then proceed with instructions below. First, we’ll clear the cache partition and after that, we’ll perform a factory reset to get our device back to life.

Turn off your device.
Now press and hold home+Power+Volume Up key.
Release the power button once you see the logo, but keep holding home and Volume up keys.
Now when you see Android logo, let go both buttons.
Use the volume down button to navigate and highlight wipe data/factory reset.
Now use the power key to select the option.
You have to select ‘Yes‘ when you’ll be prompted for next menu.
Now wait for the process to be completed, once it’s done highlight ‘Reboot system now’ and press power button to select it.
All Done.

Factory Reset Using Recovery Mode:

Turn off your device.
Now press and hold home+Power+Volume Up key.
Release the power button once you see the logo, but keep holding home and Volume up keys.
Now when you see Android logo, let go both buttons.
Use the volume down button to navigate and highlight wipe data/factory reset.
Now use the power key to select the option.
You have to select ‘Yes‘ when you’ll be prompted for next menu.
Now wait for the process to be completed, once it’s done highlight ‘Reboot system now’ and press power button to select it.
All Done.

That’s all. This is how you can Fix Samsung Galaxy S8 went completely dead. Please let’s know how was your experience in the comment sections.

You might like:

This post was last modified on September 5, 2020 1:33 pm

Ali Raza

On Techbeasts, Ali Raza shares his experiences about the Gadgets he uses, He loves to collect different wallpapers for his Android, Apple smartphones, and his laptops, so he also brings you the best wallpapers for your devices.