Samsung Galaxy M10 Fastboot Mode
Learn how to use Fastboot Mode on your Samsung Galaxy M10 to unlock the bootloader, install custom ROMs, or update system settings with our step-by-step guide.
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What is Fastboot Mode?
Fastboot Mode is a diagnostic protocol that allows you to modify the file system images on your device while it is powered off.
It enables you to perform tasks such as unlocking the bootloader, flashing custom recoveries, or installing custom ROMs on your Samsung Galaxy M10.
Fastboot Mode is useful when you need to modify your device's firmware or perform system-level changes outside the standard recovery options.
Fastboot Mode is useful for:
- Unlocking the bootloader,
- Flashing custom ROMs or recoveries,
- Installing system updates via command line,
- Recovering devices that are unbricked.
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While in Fastboot Mode, be cautious when flashing files or unlocking the bootloader, as incorrect commands or actions may result in permanent damage to your device.
- Unlocking the bootloader will erase all data
- Flashing incorrect images can brick your device
- Incorrect operations may lead to data loss
- Only use Fastboot Mode for legitimate purposes such as recovery or updating
Enter Fastboot Mode
Fastboot Mode allows you to perform advanced tasks such as unlocking the bootloader and flashing system images on your device.
Follow these step-by-step instructions to enter Fastboot Mode on your Samsung Galaxy M10:
- Turn Off Your Device
- Press and hold the Volume Down + Power buttons simultaneously
- Continue holding until the Fastboot Mode screen appears
- Use the Volume Buttons to navigate
- Execute the desired commands with the Power Button or from your PC via ADB
To exit Fastboot Mode, hold the Power Button until your device restarts.
Entering Fastboot Mode on your Samsung Galaxy M10 can help you unlock the bootloader, flash custom recoveries, or recover from a bricked device.
Use Fastboot Mode carefully, as improper use can cause permanent issues with your device.
