

After that, you will see a status message telling you that your Galaxy Note 2 is now in Safe Mode.Let go of the Power button when you see the Samsung Galaxy Note II logo but do not let go of the Volume Down key yet.Press the Power button again, but this time, keep your finger pressed on it together with the Volume Down button.Tap Power Off from the choices that will appear followed by OK. Turn off the Galaxy Note 2 by pressing the Power button (positioned in the right edge of the device).In safe mode, all third-party apps will be temporarily disabled leaving the pre-installed ones running plus the essential services. Step 3: Attempt to boot the phone in safe modeĪssuming the Note 2 charges just fine but still refuses to turn on, then try the safe mode remedy.

If the phone charges fine, leave it plugged in for, at least, 10 minutes before attempting to turn it on. Read this post: Fixing Samsung Galaxy Note 2 That’s Not Charging. Otherwise, it’s a not charging issue, which needs to be addressed first. If it charges or shows the usual charging signs like the LED indicator and the charging icon on the screen, then there’s a big chance it can be fixed. And second, it actually gives you an idea about the integrity of the phone’s hardware.

There are other factors that may lead to this problem and this post will guide you on how to determine the culprit. So, there’s a valid reason why it’s the first one that comes to mind for power-related issues.īut just because the phone won’t turn on doesn’t mean the battery is busted. Research suggests that Li-Ion batteries like the one found on the Note 2 may last only for a couple of years. The battery is among the accessories that deteriorate quicker. The phone was released in 2012 and if it started to act up recently for some reason, then perhaps there’s already some things that need to be changed. In this post, I will guide you how to fix or troubleshoot a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 that won’t turn on.
