Found this very useful and thought I'll share. Could be a dup but didn't find one.
1. Unplug the power cord.
2. Press and hold the button on the bottom on the Nexus Player. As you’re holding the button, plug the power cord back in. Keep holding the button until you see “Google” on your TV screen.
3. Next, you’ll see a screen with an Android on its side, and the words “Normal Boot” at the top.
4. Press the button once. The text at the top will change to “Recovery mode.”
5. Press and hold the button for two seconds to select Recovery mode.
6. Press the button once.
https://support.google.com/androidtv/answer/6121450?hl=en
TLDR: Pressing the button lets you navigate the bootloader menu and jump into recovery mode.
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On the Motorola Forum for the Triumph, in ѕзгνвοτ χ response there is a reset feature of the phone.
I looks like the CWM in blue. Could we make use of this. You can take a look with these instructions and just select reboot and nothing changes.
Press and hold the POWER key and both volume keys.
Continue to hold all 3 keys until an exclamation point and a little green andy bot appear.
Press the HOME key to display the menu.
Navigate using the volume keys.
To make selections, use the BACK key.
Is it possible to change the power button function?
I keep pressing it by mistake when I use my phone in both landscape and portrait modes. I've had the phone for ages now and just can't hold the phone comfy without my fingers resting against the power button.
It would be nice if I could set the power button to sleep on long press like the reboot menu, and have the reboot menu on a 10second press.
Would this be possible?
Sent from my Oxygen 2.3.1 powered Nexus S.
I make CyanogenMod 10 for my device. Official firmware - android 4.1.1. I have serious problems with the processing of pressing the power button and volume buttons.
When I press the power button, the phone starts to behave inappropriately. It appears when i try to unlock: not always the first time gets unlocked, you need a short press that the attempt was successful. And if you say I want to call the power menu, long clamp the power button and the phone will vibrate like crazy and there is a bunch of copies of windows power menu, you press back - phone go to the bootanimation ...
By the way with the volume button a similar situation! As is well known in the CyanogenMod is feature - volume buttons scroll through tracks. So if I clamp rocker to scroll through the forward / backward, flipping loops and skipped about 5-6 tracks!
In what could be the problem?
Surely someone had anything like that.
Sorry for my bad english)
Hey guys,
Had this mobile data not working problem after updating to lollipop.
I swept through some forums and realised most people were experiencing the same .
Well, here's a fix. (worked for mmine) [Don't forget the thanks Button]
First copy your important stuff from your memory to a pc oh don't forget to sync your contacts too. Good.
First we enter recovery mode:
How to Enter Recovery Mode on your
Motorola Moto G:
Start by turning off the handset by pressing the Power button
and then selecting ‘power off';
§ After a few seconds, you have to press the Volume up and
Volume down buttons along with the Power button
simultaneously until the Moto G boot menu is displayed on your
device;
§ Scroll down by using the Volume Down button until you reach
‘recovery’ and the press the Volume Up button for selecting the
option;
§ Wait for the Android logo to appear on your Moto G;
Press Volume Up and Volume Down buttons together and then
do the same for the Power button;
§ The recovery mode menu should appear instantly;
The process of entering the Recovery Mode on your Motorola
Moto G is over.
STEP 2
Now scroll with the Volume key down to "wipe cache" press the power button to initiate it
When formatting is complete scroll up to "factory wipe wipe". This will reset the phone to factory state.
Reboot when that's done. Cheers
NB: THE BOOT WILL TAKE LONG THAN IT NORMALLY DOES. Be patient
Hi,
Is this method working on Pie, MiUI 10?
I've tested both several times without access to Safe Mode.
Power on device
Step 1. Hold down the Power Button of your Android for one or two seconds. A small pop up menu will appear then on the screen.
Step 2. On that pop menu, press and hold Power Off for a few seconds. This will bring to you another pop-up menu confirming if you want to boot into safe mode. Press Ok to let the device know your confirmation.
Step 3. When you see in a small font Safe Mode written in the bottom of your Android, you will know that your device has a reboot in Safe Mode.
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Power off the device
Step 1. Press and hold the power button
Step 2. When you see the Xiaomi logo release the power button, press and hold volume down button
Step 3. Release the button when you see safe mode on the bottom left corner.
Thank you
I have the same problem on miui 11