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Welcome! In front of me is a Philips S318 and today I will show you how to
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boot the device into factory mode. So to start off you wanna hold power key and
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then select power off. Now keep in mind I'm at 4% battery so we'll see if the
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device will turn back on. So let's just tap on power off and once it's off you
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want to hold the power key and volume down. So power, volume down. Hold both of
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the keys together till you see the Philips logo on the screen. Okay and you
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can let go once it is visible. And we're right now in factory mode. So right here
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you will use a volume down to navigate like so. Volume up does not go up so you
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will have to cycle through the entire list. And power key will be used to
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confirm whatever we select. Now keep in mind that at least on this device it's
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not in English so I'll basically describe the first option as a
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automatic test run that basically goes through all the tests of the phone
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testing each component. Then the second one is a manual where you get to choose
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each part individually that you want to test. Then you have some test logs. Clear
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EMMC is a way of hard resetting the device. And then you have I think again
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some kind of logs that you can test or not test but check out. And the last
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option is a reboot. So whatever you select you want to press the power key
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to confirm it. Now I'm gonna select the reboot which is the last option to boot
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back up into the normal Android with a hope that it's actually gonna boot back
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up with a sufficient amount of battery. I guess we'll see. But yeah that is
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basically how you access and also leave the fastboot mode. As you can see it's back in the Android
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