How to Turn off/Disable Safety Mode on Samsung Galaxy note 4

Have you ever intentionally searched and used Safe Mode on your device? The answer is NO. It is one of those features that you're more likely to find or push accidentally. Ever wondered why this feature is there on your device. it's important to know what it's all about. It's a very helpful troubleshooting tool to diagnose when you're having problems with your phone, letting you temporarily turn off user-installed apps.

In case if you don't end up needing it for its intended purpose, one should know how to get back from an accidental boot into Safe Mode. Safe Mode isn't something that meant to be accessed regularly, so it's quite understandable that the function is stuck behind a pretty convoluted method. If you want to access Safe Mode, you have to power down your phone completely. Once you are in safe mode, your phone will clearly display a "Safe Mode" badge in a black box on the bottom-left corner of the screen, which is always visible. Additionally, a notification arrives, that tells you that your phone is in Safe Mode.

So what is actually different when your phone is in Safe Mode, yes this is a question that matters. In safe mode you won't have access to any app that wasn't loaded on the phone by default. For example any app that you downloaded from the Google Play Store normally works perfectly well but in safe mode, the same app will show up as not installed. If you are using Samsung, it shows an app icon with an SDcard on it to indicate that an app is uninstalled. This sign has nothing to do with your actual SDcard. All other apps that were pre-installed on the phone will continue to function uninterrupted.

How to Turn off/Disable Safety Mode on Samsung Galaxy note 4

You can find all relevant information about how to disable safe mode and what exactly we can do by keeping our devices in this mode, this all information is given below. So continue reading.

Safety Mode on Samsung Galaxy note 4

Safe Mode is primarily used as a troubleshooting tool when you're having issues with your Note 4. These issues include:

• dramatic battery drain
• data usage that's out of the ordinary

In case, you don’t understand why it is so then you can boot into Safe Mode. By doing so, you can see if that's happening with non-default apps all disabled, rather than trying to disable or uninstall apps one-by-one with the phone running regularly. If you want to narrow down the problematic app while in Safe Mode, you can disable or uninstall it without leaving Safe Mode.

• Enter the phone Settings,
• scroll down to Application Manager
• find the app under the Downloaded tab
• Now clear its data, disable or uninstall it as you wish.

Steps to turn on Safe Mode on Samsung Note 4

Following steps you have to follow if you want to turn on Safe Mode on Samsung Note 4. These include:

• Firstly, turn “OFF” the Note 4
• Now press and hold the power/lock button at the same time until you see the “Note 4″ logo
• When the logo shows up, immediately hold the Volume Down button, while releasing the Power button
• Keep holding the Volume Down until your phone finishes rebooting.
• If it was loaded successful, a “Safe Mode” will show on the bottom left corner of the screen
• Let go of the Volume Down button
• To exit “Safe Mode” press again the power/lock key and then touch Restart.

As mentioned above that when the Note 4 is in Safe Mode, this will disable all third-party services and apps until the Note 4 is out of Safe Mode. By disabling the third party services and apps, you get into the device quickly, enable or disable whatever you need to, then restart.

Steps to get Samsung Note 4 out of safe mode

By following given steps, you can easily get your device off from safe mode. These include:

• Restart the Samsung Note 4 and it will return back to the Normal Mode
• Enter recovery mode
• Some Samsung Note 4 models, may require you to press and hold the Volume Down button during startup in the same manner as enabling it to exit Safe Mode.