A broken or unresponsive
power button on your smartphone can be frustrating, but there are several ways to restart your phone
without pressing the power button. Here are some simple tricks:
1. Restart via Settings Menu
Most Android phones allow you to restart directly from the
Settings:1. Open
Settings.2. Go to
System →
Advanced →
Reset options (menu may vary by brand).3. Tap
Restart or
Reboot.4. Confirm and your phone will restart.
2. Use Accessibility Features
Some phones have
Assistive Touch or
Accessibility Menu options:· Go to
Settings → Accessibility → Interaction & Dexterity → Assistant Menu / Accessibility Menu.· Enable the menu.· Use the on-screen
Restart / Power Off button.
3. Scheduled Power On/Off
Many Android phones allow you to schedule automatic power on/off:1. Open
Settings → Battery or Utilities.2. Look for
Scheduled Power On/Off.3. Set a
time to turn off and turn on your phone.4. Your device will restart automatically at the scheduled time.
4. Restart via ADB (For Advanced Users)
If you have a computer, you can restart your phone using
ADB commands:1. Connect your phone to a PC with
USB debugging enabled.2. Open
Command Prompt or
Terminal.3. Type:4. adb reboot5. Your phone will restart instantly.
5. Remove & Reinsert Battery (For Phones with Removable Battery)
· Power off your device (if possible) or wait for battery to drain.· Remove the battery, wait 10 seconds, and reinsert.· The phone can now be powered on using volume buttons if supported.
6. Third-Party Apps
Some apps from the Play Store can
simulate a restart. search for apps like
“Restart / Power Menu”.
⚠️ Notes & Tips
·
Volume + Power Combo: On some phones, holding
volume up + down can trigger recovery mode.· Avoid
DIY button repair unless experienced, as it can void warranty.· For long-term use, consider
enabling on-screen power menus or
getting the button repaired.
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