Force Reboot Your Phone. Nearly all Android phones have this feature where you can force your phone to turn off and then turn back on. This force rebooting of your phone can actually help you come out of recovery mode on your device.

Method 2. Fix iPad stuck in recovery mode without iTunes

• Press and hold Home and Power button on iPad for 10 seconds and release the buttons until the screen turns off.
• Hold Home and Power button again for 8 seconds till you see the Apple logo, then release them after the iPhone screen turns off.

Press and hold the Power button with the Volume Down button. Keep holding both buttons for 8 seconds, then release the Power button but keep holding the Volume Down button. Your iPhone is in DFU mode if it appears on your computer but the iPhone screen remains blank. If anything is on the screen, return to step one.

Press and hold the Side button and Volume Down button at the same time. Keep holding the buttons, even once you see the Apple logo. Release both buttons when you see the Recovery Mode screen.

The easiest and direct method to fix the stuck in Recovery Mode Android issue is to force reboot your Android device. Every brand of Android phones has its own way to perform a force restart. Here we will show you a general way: Press the Power button and the Volume Up button at the same time.

Recovery mode has capability to access some core functioning in the device, such as Resetting the phone,Data Cleaning,Installing updates, Backup or restore your data etc. For Example, If your android device not acting correctly, that’s one situation you need to use recovery mode.

A basic restore can take as little as ten minutes, but if you need to make a backup first and recover it after the restore the entire process could take several hours. The exact amount of time varies greatly depending on how much data is on the iPad and the quality of your internet connection.

Restore your iPad The Finder or iTunes will download software for your iPad. If it takes more than 15 minutes, your iPad will exit recovery mode and you’ll need to repeat the steps above to remove your passcode. Wait for the process to finish.

Connect your iPad to a computer. Press and hold the Power button + Home button (if your device has a Home button), or press and hold the Power button + either Volume button (if your device doesn’t have a Home button) until you see the Recovery Mode screen.