How to enter Safe Mode on Android devices?

You have probably faced the problem of freezing applications or system stuttering many times. Sooner or later, this problem affects every Smartphone or iPhone owner. However, we will focus on the Android system itself and how to deal with such a situation in this guide. Safe Mode, because we will write about this feature today - what is it? and how will it help you diagnose the problem? Find out more about it by reading the next part.

As we mentioned above, application crashes are practically part of our lives and there is no way around it. However, some crashes may be worse than others, but all is not lost with Safe Mode. Find the cause of your problem and get rid of the problems.

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1. What is Android Safe Mode?

Safe Mode is the best way to diagnose problems on your phone or Android device running because it temporarily blocks third-party applications. If you notice a significant improvement in the speed of the machine in Safe Mode, the cause is probably a third-party application. It is worth noting that before starting the machine in Safe Mode, you can check online if anyone else has similar problems.

To start Android device mode, follow the steps below, or see the video that will show you precisely how to do it. In this way, you can finally get to the bottom of what slows down the device.

2. How to enable Safe Mode in Android?

If you've already decided it's time to try Safe Mode, you might not be concerned that it's a complicated process. You just need to have your Android device running 6.0 or higher.

1. Press and hold the power button until the power options appear.
2. Touch and hold Power off.
3. Hold until you see Restart in Safe Mode and then tap the prompt.

3. Enter Safe Mode using the device buttons

If you still have lagged screen issues, you can also restart your phone to safe mode using your phone's hard buttons. It is just as easy to do and you need to follow these steps:

1. Press and hold the power button, then select Power Off.
2. Turn your phone back on by pressing the Power button and hold it until the animated logo appears.
3. Hold down the Volume Down button when the animated logo appears.
4. Continue holding Volume Down until the device boots up.

4. How to quit Safe Mode?

Once you've finished the steps you just completed, it's time to fix your phone. The first thing you'll want to do is restart from Safe Mode. Below we have attached our tutorial on the easiest way to do it. Thanks to it, you will be able to complete the above-mentioned steps even faster.