Android phone stuck in a boot loop, in recovery mode or on the Samsung logo? ReiBoot for Android works from a Windows PC to get it out. It includes one-click controls for several Android boot modes and a guided system-repair workflow for supported Samsung devices.
Android boot-mode controls
Connect an Android phone to the PC to use the controls for entering or leaving Fastboot, Recovery, and Download mode. These actions avoid relying on the phone’s hardware-button combinations. Download mode, also called Odin mode, is used on Samsung devices for tasks such as flashing ROMs or kernels.
All three modes can be entered and left from the PC.
Samsung system repair
For system problems such as a phone stuck on the Samsung logo or restarting repeatedly, the repair flow starts with connecting the device and choosing the Android repair option. ReiBoot presents notes before the repair begins, then proceeds after the user selects the repair control.
This system-repair feature is limited to Samsung devices. Repair may involve a system reset and data loss, so it does not guarantee that personal data will remain intact.
System-cache clearing
ReiBoot also provides an option to clear the Android system-cache partition. Cache clearing is separate from the boot-mode controls.
Pros
- One-click entry to and exit from Fastboot, Recovery, and Download modes
- Includes a system-cache clearing feature
- Guided Android system-repair workflow for Samsung devices
Cons
- System repair works on Samsung phones only
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 32-bit and 64-bit · 1 GHz CPU · 512 MB RAM or more · 200 MB of free disk space
Which Android modes can ReiBoot for Android enter or exit?
It provides controls for Fastboot, Recovery, and Download mode.
Can ReiBoot repair Android system problems on any brand?
Its Android system-repair feature supports Samsung devices only.
Does Android system repair guarantee that data will be preserved?
No. Repair may involve a system reset and can result in data loss.