Wiping the cache partition clears temporary files that have been stored on your Samsung Galaxy. This includes operating system files and leftover files from apps you've deleted.
Why Should I Wipe The Cache Partition On My Samsung Galaxy?
Clearing the cache partition can free up storage space, speed up your Samsung Galaxy, and occasionally fix lingering software issues.
How Do I Wipe The Cache Partition On My Samsung Galaxy?
How To Wipe The Cache Partition On Your Samsung Galaxy
- Turn off your Samsung Galaxy.
- Simultaneously press the Volume Up and Bixby button.
- Wait three seconds, then press and hold the Power button.
- Release all three buttons when you see the Samsung logo appear on the screen.
- Use the volume keys to navigate to Wipe Cache Partition.
- Press the power button to initiate the wipe.
- Select Yes to confirm your decision.
- Wait while the phone clears the cache. A message will scroll across the screen when the cache has been cleared.
- Use the volume buttons to navigate to Reboot System Now.
- Press the power button to reboot your Samsung Galaxy.
- Again using the power button, select Reboot System Now.
- Your Samsung Galaxy will turn on again.
Applies To: Galaxy S20+,Samsung Galaxy Z Flip,Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G,Samsung Galaxy Z Fold,Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2,Samsung Galaxy S7,Samsung Galaxy S7 edge,Samsung Galaxy S7 Active,Samsung Galaxy S8,Samsung Galaxy S8+,Samsung Galaxy S9,Samsung Galaxy S9+,Samsung Galaxy S10,Samsung Galaxy S10+,Samsung Galaxy S10e,Samsung Galaxy S10 5g,Samsung Galaxy S20,Samsung Galaxy S10,Samsung Galaxy S9,Samsung Galaxy S20
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