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HTC One M8s Recovery Mode and Fastboot Mode

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Are you looking for the instructions on How to Boot HTC One M8s into Recovery Mode and Bootloader Mode or Fastboot Mode? Then your search ends here; on this page, we have shared instructions on how to boot HTC One M8s into Recovery Mode and Bootloader Mode or Fastboot Mode.

HTC One M8s Recovery Mode allows a user to troubleshoot and fix problems with their device. In addition, recovery mode can access some core functions of the device, such as factory resetting the device, wiping cache, Installing updates, backup and restoring data, flash root packages and other zip mods, etc.

HTC One M8s Fastboot Mode or Bootloader Mode is used to re-flash system partitions on the device. It is an alternative to the recovery mode but is more advanced. It helps to modify or write data directly to your device's flash memory.

HTC One M8s Bootloader Mode or Fastboot Mode can be used to unlock the bootloader, flash a custom recovery (CWM, TWRP, Philz, etc.), flash stock ROM, flash custom image files, and more.

Also: HTC Runnymede Recovery Mode and Fastboot Mode

Boot HTC One M8s into Recovery Mode

Below are the methods using which you can boot HTC One M8s into Recovery Mode.

Boot HTC One M8s Recovery Mode using Hardware Buttons

  1. Power off your phone.
  2. Once the device is off. Press and hold the Volume Down and Power button together for a few seconds.HTC One M8s Recovery Mode and Fastboot Mode
  3. Release the keys as soon as you see the Android logo on the screen.
    HTC One M8s Recovery Mode and Fastboot Mode
  4. Now, choose Recovery Mode using the Volume Down button and select it using the Power button.
  5. Now, your phone should boot into Recovery Mode.HTC One M8s Recovery Mode and Fastboot Mode

Boot HTC One M8s into Recovery using ADB command

  1. First of all, install the HTC One M8s USB Driver and ADB and Fastboot Drivers on your Windows computer.
  2. Now, enable "USB Debugging" on your phone from Developer Options. If Developer Options is missing, go to Settings → About Phone and tap on Build Number about 7-10 times.
  3. Connect your device to computer and open Command Prompt (CMD).
  4. Now, enter the below command in CMD to boot HTC One M8s into Recovery Mode.
    adb reboot recovery

Boot HTC One M8s into Fastboot Mode / Bootloader Mode

Below are the methods using which you can boot HTC One M8s into Bootloader Mode or Fastboot Mode.

Boot HTC One M8s Bootloader Mode/Fastboot Mode using Hardware Buttons

  1. Power off your Phone.
  2. Now, press and hold the Volume Down and Power button together for a few seconds.HTC One M8s Recovery Mode and Fastboot Mode
  3. Release the keys as soon as you see the Android logo on the screen.HTC One M8s Recovery Mode and Fastboot Mode
  4. Now, choose Fastboot Mode using the Volume Down button and select it using the Power button.
  5. Now, your phone should boot into Fastboot Mode.HTC One M8s Recovery Mode and Fastboot Mode

Boot HTC One M8s Bootloader Mode/Fastboot Mode using ADB command

  1. Assuming ADB and Fastboot Drivers and USB Drivers installed on your computer.
  2. Enable "USB Debugging" on your phone from Developer Options. If Developer Options is missing, go to Settings → About Phone and tap on Build Number about 7-10 times.
  3. Connect your device to the computer using a USB cable and open Command Prompt (CMD).
  4. Enter the below command in the Command Prompt window.
    adb reboot bootloader
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