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Hello and welcome to our latest #GalaxyS8 troubleshooting page for the day. This post addresses the common issue regarding Factory Reset Protection as well as other boot problems. We hope you’ll find our solutions helpful.

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Problem 1: Galaxy S8 stuck in Samsung logo screen

Hi. I have a Samsung Galaxy S8 bought off someone on the app OfferUp. It barely turn on. It doesn’t function correctly. When it does turn on, it’s stuck on the “Samsung Galaxy S8 Powered By Android” screen and if I try doing safe mode or hard reset, it goes back to the previous screen. There was a time where it went to system update but it quickly turned off. The phone doesn’t charge so I assume it needs a new battery. Only functions while plugged in.

Charging symbol comes up occasionally when plugged in but shows no sign of actual charging. No LED lights. I’d appreciate it if you could give me some pointers on what to do. If not, I’d understand. Thank you. — Angel Diaz

Solution: Hi Angel. First of all, something or a lot things must not be right in your device. All these symptoms are usually the result of a hardware malfunction although in some cases, they can also be due to a software glitch. If the phone has no physical damage, never dropped, or got wet, then you’ll probably be able to fix this problem by reflashing the bootloader. However, if the phone had been physically impacted and you did not chose to tell us about it, stop wasting your time browsing our blog. Instead, we strongly suggest that you send the phone in so it can be repaired or replaced.

Since your S8 no longer boots normally and factory reset does not do anything, the only software trick that you can try at this time is to reflash the bootloader to stock. Once you’ve done, you can then flash a stock firmware to the device as well.

Flashing procedures vary by device and phone models so be sure to do more research. Below are the typical steps on how to flash the bootloader of a Galaxy device. The exact ones for your particular S8 may be slightly different.

Look for the correct firmware for your phone model and download it. Make sure that you select the right one. It should be the same exact firmware that ran previously on your device. We assume that you list down the firmware version somewhere. If you did not take note of it before, there’s a chance that you may pick the wrong one. As you may know now, using an incorrect firmware can cause complications so good luck with that.
Let’s now say that you have identified the correct firmware. You then want to download it to your computer. The firmware file should have a bunch of files in it like AP_, BL_, CSC_, etc.
Look for the file that starts with a label BL; this should be the corresponding bootloader file for this firmware. Once you’ve identified the bootloader file, copy it to your computer’s desktop or to any other folder that you can easily access.
Proceed with the rest of the flashing procedure using the Odin program.
In Odin, click on the BL tab and make sure to use the bootloader file you’ve identified earlier.
Now, make sure that the “Device Added” status and its “ID:COM box” has turned blue before hitting the START button. This will initiate the flashing of your phone’s bootloader.
Restart the phone once the procedure is finished.

Remember, if reflashing the bootloader and/or installing stock firmware won’t help, you’re out of luck. There must be a hardware-related cause that prevents your phone from booting up properly. Send it to Samsung or to an independent service center to be checked.

Problem 2: Galaxy S8+ won’t load normally, stuck in apps is optimizing screen

Hi. I own a Samsung Galaxy S8+, which is one-month old. Today i don’t know what happened to it but it certainly got switched off and when i press the power key the phone get started. Then the security pattern page showed. After that, the page appeared the next page showed was Android app is optimising. but after optimising all the apps in the phone it is not starting and stuck to that page only.i left it for more than 30 minutes but still got no response from the phone. i am in a fix please help me and tell me what to do as i have tried your solution of soft reset, safe mode and also cleared cache partition.i have only not tried to master reset my phone feared that all my valuables photos an other things will got lost and also my warranty will get void. please help what to do. Thank you. — Md Shafique

Solution: Hi Md Shafique. You really have to no choice but to try factory reset/master reset at this time. An issue like yours usually happen if the system fails to load the operating system properly. We don’t know what happened to your device prior to problem so we can’t say for sure what’s behind this trouble. We know how inconvenient it is to lose files but if your phone won’t boot normally, there’s no way to get them back anyway. Go ahead with factory reset and see what happens. If the phone remains stuck, or continue its bootloop cycle, you should have it repaired or replaced.

Here are the steps on how to master reset your phone:

Back up data on the internal memory. If you have signed into a Google account on the device, you have activated Anti-theft and will need your Google credentials to finish the Master reset.
Turn off the device.
Press and hold the Volume Up key and the Bixby key, then press and hold the Power key.
When the Android logo displays, release all keys (‘Installing system update’ will show for about 30 – 60 seconds before showing the Android system recovery menu options).
Press the Volume down key several times to highlight “wipe data / factory reset.
Press Power button to select.
Press the Volume down key until Yes — delete all user data is highlighted.
Press Power button to select and start the master reset.
When the master reset is complete, Reboot system now is highlighted.
Press the Power key to restart the device.

Problem 3: Galaxy S8 locked out due to Factory Reset Protection, How to bypass FRP

I have a Samsung Galaxy S8 phone. Recently I did a factory reset on my phone. now when I tried to switch it on it is asking me to enter my Google account but unfortunately I ca

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