To remove your phone from Safe Mode, the most common and easy method is to simply restart your device. Press and hold the power button, then tap "Restart" or "Reboot." When the phone restarts normally, it should exit Safe Mode. If restarting does not work, try these steps:
- Clear the cache or uninstall any recently installed apps that might be causing Safe Mode.
- Use the notification panel to turn off Safe Mode if your phone shows a "Safe Mode is On" notification.
- If those methods fail, performing a factory reset is a last resort option.
On Samsung phones specifically, you can:
- Press and hold the power button, tap and hold "Power off," then select "Safe mode" to disable it.
- Restart the phone using the power menu.
- Disable Safe Mode from the notification panel by tapping "Turn off."
If the phone boots into Safe Mode because of a stuck volume button, ensure that the volume buttons are not being pressed or stuck during boot-up. In summary, the main and easiest way is restarting the phone; additional options include clearing problematic apps or a factory reset if needed.
