Dr.Fone User Guide for System Repair

Part 1: When Do You Need Dr.Fone - System Repair (Android)?

The essential need for an Android system repair tool can arise for many reasons. Dr.Fone - System Repair (Android) provides comprehensive support to many major system issues that can occur in an Android device. From fundamental issues like "Play Store Not Working" to complex problems like the black screen of death, Dr.Fone can resolve it all.

Along with these aforementioned issues, it can also resolve problems of crashing apps, Android stuck in a boot loop, and bricked devices. This makes the tool diverse and effective in resolving Android system errors.

Part 2: How To Repair Android System to Normal?

We will now shift to discussing the steps of performing an Android repair on a problematic Android device. Keep in mind that the repairing process will erase all data in the device; thus, you should keep a proper backup of your Android.

Open Wondershare Dr.Fone on your computer and enter the Toolbox section from the left panel. Connect your Android device that needs to be repaired and continue with selecting System Repair from the available options.

* Dr.Fone Mac version still has the old interface, but it does not affect the use of Dr.Fone function, we will update it as soon as possible.

As you progress to the next screen, select Android to continue repairing the particular device type.

You will be directed to a new screen where you have to click Start to initiate the repairing process. Give a read of the available list of Samsung problems that can be resolved with this process.

While you propagate onto the next window, the platform will automatically detect the brand of the Android device being repaired. Following this, select the Name, Model, Country, and Carrier according to the available list.

You can select OPEN in the Carrier section if the device is already unlocked. Following this, checkmark the warning displaying I agree with the warning and I am ready to proceed. Click Next to continue repairing your Android device.

Once you are directed to the next screen, you will have to put your Samsung device in Download Mode. For a device that is a Phone with a Home button, follow the on-screen instructions by powering off the phone. Continue to press and hold the Volume Down, Home, and Power buttons simultaneously. After that, press the Volume Up button to enter the Download Mode.

However, for a device with no Home button, you will have to power off the Android and proceed with holding the Volume Down, Bixby, and Power buttons simultaneously. Continue to tap on the Volume Up button to enter the Download Mode.

Once the device enters Download Mode, the firmware automatically starts to download on the platform. You can click Stop at any instance to abort the process.

As it downloads, the platform verifies and puts its details on display. By choosing Fix Now, you can install the firmware on your Samsung device.

The Android repair may erase all data on your device. Type in "000000" to Confirm and proceed.

This will initiate the system repairing process, which can be assessed with the progress bar displayed on the screen.

Once the process concludes, the prompt window appears with a proper completion message. Click Done to close the tool if the Android device starts properly. If the device doesn't start, tap on Try Again to repeat the process.

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