You can also perform a PC reset by restarting your computer from the sign in screen. This can be done by pressing the Windows logo key+L, then holding Shift key down as you select Power >Restart on the lower right end of your screen. Once your PC restarts, then you can select Troubleshoot > Reset this PC.

Push and hold the Sel/Reset knob (on the instrument panel by the fuel gauge), or the Sel/reset button on the right hand of the steering wheel below the Multi-Information Display Info button.

Basic file deletion and factory reset are not enough A lot of people perform a factory reset to wipe everything off their Android device, before disposing or reselling it. But the problem is, a factory reset doesn’t really delete everything.

First, try a soft reset. If that fails, try booting the device in Safe Mode. If that fails (or if you don’t have access to Safe Mode), try booting the device up through its bootloader (or recovery) and wiping the cache (if you use Android 4.4 and below, wipe the Dalvik cache as well) and reboot.

Steps to Try When Android is Stuck in a Reboot Loop

1. Remove the Case. If you have a case on your phone, remove it.
2. Plug into a Wall Electric Source. Ensure your device has enough power.
3. Force Fresh Restart. Press and hold both the “Power” and “Volume Down” buttons.
4. Try Safe Mode.

Here are some of those combinations.

1. Hold the Power +Volume Up buttons.
2. Press and hold Power +Home +Volume Up buttons.
3. Press and hold Power +Volume Down buttons.
4. Press and hold Power +Home+ Volume Downbuttons.

Most of the times, by simply pressing the Home, Power, Volume Up, and Volume down key simultaneously, you can get the recovery menu. Just press the key combination at the same time and hold it for a few seconds until you get the menu display on the screen.

Press and quickly release the Volume Down button. Press and hold the Top button until your device begins to restart. Continue holding the Top button until your device goes into recovery mode. iPhone 8 or later: Press and quickly release the Volume Up button.

How to get out of Safe Mode or Android Recovery Mode

1. 1 Press the Power button and select Restart.
2. 2 Alternatively, press and hold the Volume Down and Side key at the same time for 7 seconds.
3. 1 Use the Volume Up or Volume Down button to highlight the option Reboot system now.

If your iPhone recovery mode doesn’t work still exist after updating iTunes, you can then try to force reboot your device. This can resolve most minor problems with iPhone or iPad. For iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, press and hold the Volume Down and Power buttons.

The most common reason to encounter recovery mode not working and get no command error is that the Superuser access has been denied or terminated when Android OS updating, or phone resetting. In addition to that, the termination of Superuser access during Google Play Store installation can even cause this error.

Use A Different USB Port Or Computer Problems with the USB port on your computer can cause the restore process to fail, even if that same port works with other devices. An iPhone won’t restore if one of your USB ports is damaged or doesn’t supply enough power to charge your device throughout the entire restore process.

You just need to click “Help” > click “Check for Updates” after launching iTunes so as to check if it is the latest version. Connect the iPhone to your computer via a USB cable and launch the iTunes on your computer. In this situation, iTunes will detect your iPhone in recovery mode and restore it.

How to Enter Recovery Mode on iPhone SE (2020 model)

1. First, press and release the Volume Up button on your iPhone.
2. Continue holding the power button even after you see the Apple logo and after a few seconds, your iPhone will indicate you to connect the device to a computer, as shown below.

Step 1: Press and hold the Side button and Volume Up button simultaneously. Step 2: When the slide to power off dialogue appears and you feel a vibration release the buttons. Step 3: Tap the Cancel button. Your iPhone SE will be locked, and Touch ID will be temporarily disabled.

Force restart iPhone 6s or iPhone SE (1st generation) Press and hold both the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time. When the Apple logo appears, release both buttons.