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Next, the system recovery menu will appear with some different options on it. You will see an installing system update.

You should see the Samsung logo come up.

Press and hold down your Volume Up key and the Bixby key, and then hold down the Power key.

This is, of course, unnecessary if you can’t get it to turn on in the first place. If you still can’t get the Galaxy to turn on, then the next thing to try would be rebooting the device while it is in recovery mode.

You Can Also Try Rebooting the Galaxy in Recovery Mode Many times, this will bring an inoperative Galaxy back to life. This should momentarily disconnect the battery and do a forced restore. Release them, and then quickly hold them down for an additional 10 seconds. To execute a hard reset, you’ll have to push and hold down the Power and Side buttons for 10 seconds. It is more jarring, but it might get the device to respond if nothing else has worked yet. The hard reset is a forced restart of the phone.

Next up would be a hard reset attempt if the soft one didn’t work. You must press and hold your Power and Volume buttons down simultaneously for about 10 seconds. It is a simple matter to try a soft reset of the Galaxy, but that might get it working again. The Soft Reset of the Galaxy Might Get It Working Again You’ll see the Home screen, and at the bottom, you will see Safe Mode. When the logo appears, let go of the Power button and hold down the Volume button on the upper left-hand side. Press and hold your Power button on the right-hand side of the phone until the Samsung logo appears on the screen to put the device in Safe Mode.