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Welcome. In front of me is a Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE
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And today I'll show you how you can put this tablet into safe mode
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So to get started we're going to access our boot options by pulling down our notification panel
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Then you want to swipe down once again to extend it. And here you'll find your power button
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When you click on it, it gives you two options. You want to hold power off
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As you can see this changes into safe mode. And from here we're just going to tap on it once more
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to initiate the reboot into safe mode. Now that being said, while the device is rebooting
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I'm going to quickly just explain this mode. Because it's not a mode that you will be using
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to run your device permanently in this kind of state. Because all the applications that you
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have installed will be temporarily disabled in this mode. And neither you nor the device can
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turn them on. Now that will also extend to default Samsung applications as well. Though
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not all of them. But for some reason there is a decent amount of Samsung apps that are disabled
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in this mode as well. So obviously this mode is designed for troubleshooting. So if you have no
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problems with your device, there's no reason to put it up into it. And once it boots up, you can
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see we do have safe mode marking right here in the corner. So you can always know that you're in
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this mode. And when it loads up, you can see that widgets won't load. We also have things like the
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browser from Samsung that is not working. Notes that isn't working. A couple Google applications
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as well. Even photos for some reason isn't working. And then we have a phone. Then a couple
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applications in here that won't work. And in here. So these are all default apps that come pre-installed
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with the device. And you can see a plenty of them are just completely disabled in this mode
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Some of the weird ones, for instance like the calculator or clock are even disabled. Which
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I'm pointing that out because other devices when they have safe mode, they don't block all
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applications. Even like clocks and stuff like that. These are ones that come with the device. So you'd
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expect them to function in this mode. But anyway, once you're done troubleshooting your device and
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you want to go back to the normal mode, all you need to do is pull down your notifications once
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more, select your power button and simply select the restart option. The device will boot back up
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and automatically go back to normal mode. And with that being said, if you found this very helpful
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