Even if the Android platform changes over time, it is unfortunately not uncommon to experience bugs ... Some are not completely problematic and will only impact you very little in your daily life when others will on the contrary prevent you completely to use your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. In this article, we are going to tell you about a bug that despite everything affects only a few devices, however which is very disturbing. This is a startup bug, when you turn your mobile phone back on, it gets stuck on the logo.
So in this article we will teach you How to fix Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra stuck on logo on startup? In this context, we will first of all try to interpret with you the cause of this bug, then, to explain all the procedures that you can carry out to Unlock your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra stuck on Android logo.
The reason why my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra gets stuck on Android logo on power up?
We start this guide by discovering the reason why your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra gets stuck on Android logo on power up? This bug is particularly annoying because it prevents you from performing any action on your mobile phone and moreover you will not even be able to complete the start-up process, your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra will therefore be completely unusable.
The reasons for this bug can be various, although regularly it is after an update that a Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra hangs on the logo on ignition. It is in most cases a problem during the installation of the files that will trigger this bug. Sometimes, it is after a fall, from an immersion in water that the bug can happen. In these cases, it is unfortunately not possible to do much outside to take your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra to a repairman Since it is certainly components that have been affected that are responsible for the problem. The battery is sometimes the problematic component, you can check the battery status of your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra.
However, we have already observed cases for which the cause is more vague, no recent update installed, no drop ... In these cases, as for a problem following an update, our solutions will go help you, discover the following.
How to fix my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra stuck on Android logo on power up?
We now move on to the solutions part of our post, and we will show you three different solutions, from the simplest to implement to the most complicated for fix your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra stuck on Android logo.
Force shutdown your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
The first of the methods, the easier. You have no doubt tried to restart your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra by leaving the “Power” key on the latter pressed for a few moments. If this action does not work, you will have to use the forced restart. You may not know this technique, however it is very simple and aims to restart a mobile phone even if it bugs. If this solution does not work, you can try another solution to force the shutdown of your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, the goal being to turn it off so that the bug is no longer present during the restart:
- To force restart your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, keep your finger pressed for 10 seconds on the "Power" key
- In the event that this does not work, wait for the battery of your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra to empty to try to turn it back on once it is off
Perform a Wipe Cache of your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
In the event that the first manipulation did not work, we will move on to advanced solutions. We will go through the recovery mode of your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra to unlock it. This mode is particularly useful in the event that you are the victim of a bug, in the event that you want to reset your mobile phone ... In this part, we are going to perform a Wipe Cache which will correspond to cleaning all the cache memory of your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and therefore repairing any bugs:
- Turn off your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, or wait for the battery to drain completely
- Recharge it more than 50%
- Hold the key "High Volume" and the button "Power" pressed for several moments until you see this very basic menu appear on the screen
- Navigate with the volume keys to "Wipe Cache Partition"
- Validate the procedure with the "Power" key
- Now select "Reboot System Now" to restart your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
Factory reset your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra to unlock it
In the event that the first solution did not work, we will be even more radical, you will however lose all the data saved on your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, however if it is unusable, you will not be able anyway. get nothing back. It's up to you to see if you prefer to try to go see a repairer or do the procedure yourself if you have already saved all your data:
- Turn off your Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra or wait for it to turn off on its own when the battery is empty
- Make sure it has more than 50% battery
- Access the recovery mode with the approach seen in the previous part
- Go to the option "Wipe Data / Factory Reset" with the volume keys, and validate the procedure with the power button
- Finish the process by choosing the option "Reboot System Now"
In case you want a lot of tutorials to become a master of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, we invite you to browse the other tutorials in the category: Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra.
