24-05-2023 06:33 PM
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24-05-2023 06:40 PM
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Power off your device, and plug into a pc. Simultaneously press and hold the Volume Down + Power buttons, when you see the Samsung logo release buttons. Use the volume buttons to navigate the Recovery Mode menu. Use the power button to select Wipe Cache Partition. Wait for the system cache partition to clear. You can also repair apps while in recovery mode. Also good to download is good guardians in the galaxy store. Run app booster.
24-05-2023 06:40 PM
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Power off your device, and plug into a pc. Simultaneously press and hold the Volume Down + Power buttons, when you see the Samsung logo release buttons. Use the volume buttons to navigate the Recovery Mode menu. Use the power button to select Wipe Cache Partition. Wait for the system cache partition to clear. You can also repair apps while in recovery mode. Also good to download is good guardians in the galaxy store. Run app booster.
24-05-2023 06:42 PM
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@IиƑƩcTed_HȝʌЯͲ Just to add that it is advisable to wipe the cache partition after updates(via the steps @Fiona26 mentioned) and can help with freezes/crashes and lags.
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24-05-2023 07:12 PM
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