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Welcome! Following me is a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
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and today I'll show you how you can boot this device into recovery mode. So with that being said, we will need to have a cable for this that is plugged into your computer
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and not a charging brick. So just pointing that out. And then you want to simply connect the cable
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You probably heard it from the computer as well. Anyway, it doesn't matter if we allow the access or not, so I'm going to select deny
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And what you want to do next is pull down your notifications and then tap on the power button
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and select power off. When the device turns off, which is right about now
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hold power button and volume up at the same time. In a moment you should see the Samsung logo. First it's going to show up Samsung and then
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Galaxy, at which point you want to let go of your power button, but keep holding volume up
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And this, as you can see, redirects us to the recovery mode. In this mode, we will need to
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use volume buttons to navigate through the options that we have access to, and power button will be
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used to confirm whatever is selected. Now quickly going over the options that we have access to
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we have reboot system now, which takes us back to Android. Then we have apply updates from
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ADB or SD card, have wiped data or cache partition, view recovery logs, run tests
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and power off the device. Now as you can see, Samsung now decided to also remove bootloader
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and fastboot mode altogether. Why would you have options for an open source device when you can pay
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$1,200 and have a complete lack of any kind of access to the device? And even if you unlock the
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bootloader, I just want to point that out for people that might be interested, you will lose
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things like access to the cameras, because Samsung just shows you a middle finger that if we can't
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gather data on you, then you're going to be using the device that you paid for, at least not in full
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Anyway, I'm going to select reboot to system, confirm that, and this will take me back to
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Android. Now that being said, we can also unplug the cable. It was only needed to get us into that
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mode, and past that we don't really need the cable anymore. And as you can see, we are now back in Android. So if you found this video helpful
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