![]() ![]() 1) If you press the exit button in the recovery menu, the phone will reboot and regular app screen should be seen. I enquired and found some answers to this problem. If not then I would say you may have to take your device to the nearest support. And now put the sim or sd card back in place and see if it solves your problem. If the pone boots normally then let it finish and then power it off fully. If you still don't find yourself over the Download screen, take the battery out, remove your SIM card or SD card and then again try turning it back and try turning the phone on. (I don't know what will happen.) Does connecting to Odin necessarily mean that I have to flash my ROM? You should continue to hold all three keys until you get yourself over to the recovery menu. If my phone waits on 'downloading don't turn off target screen', then how do I simply exit this mode? Should I connect to Odin (highly risky) and exit?.If this does not work then does recovery mode option, 'wipe cache partition' delete all user photos and messages? (I am absolutely sure factory reset option does delete all user data.).If I do manage to go into recovery mode, then selecting option 'reboot system now' will simply reboot my system and phone will work?.Now I am in a soup as I want my photos and messages to be recovered (no external SD storage used) I wish to know: The power naturally went down as I was reading through many help articles and I put in another battery and now the phone doesn't turn on at all now there is no reaction and it does not go into recovery mode either. Next I tried to go into recovery mode and tried all combinations of keys to exit this 'downloading' mode but I failed. For more information about Samsung GT-I9000 Galaxy S Download Mode visit Samsung GT. ![]() Luckily, a fix exists for this issue, involving flashing a custom 'fixed' secondary bootloader to your device, that should enable the 3-button combos once. There was an unlucky batch of some Samsung GT-I9000 Galaxy S phones that cannot be put into download and recovery modes using the standard. ![]() Now the screen just waited for Odin to connect, however I did not since after connecting I am unsure if there is no direct exit option from Odin without flashing ROM and not doing anything (in other words a simple exit from Odin with no rooting and no flashing and nothing happens). I just was curious as to what happens next. ![]() All this was done without any cable attached to my computer since I don't want to root or flash my ROM. Out of sheer curiosity and thinking I can exit anytime I pressed Vol up key and the very infamous 'downloading do not turn off' screen sits with the green Android logo. After that I got options to press Vol up key to continue and Vol down key to cancel. As a curious newbie I went into downloading mode in my Samsung Galaxy S3 by pressing Vol down+ center Home+ power button. ![]()
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