How to clear cache on samsung note 20 ultra

In this post, we will show you how to wipe cache partition on your Galaxy Note 20. Such a procedure has been proven to be effective in almost all firmware-related problems with any Samsung device. Read on to learn more about it.

When a high-end smartphone like the Galaxy Note 20 starts to have some serious performance issues, you can always expect that the problem is with the firmware. You can fix it by doing a factory reset for sure, but there’s one procedure you should try before doing so. 

And that’s wiping the cache partition. It might save you from all the troubles in backing up your files and data. Here’s how it’s done: 

If your Galaxy Note 20 is still powered on, then turn it off completely. 

Then you will have to run your device into the Recovery Mode. You can do so by pressing and holding the Volume Up button and the Power key for a few seconds. When the logo shows, release both keys and wait until your device reaches the screen with yellow and blue texts. 

Now using the Volume Down key, highlight the option Wipe Cache Partition. To select it, press the Power key. 

Use the Volume Down key again to highlight Yes, and then the Power key to select it.

This will delete the system cache, and it would only take a few seconds to complete.

The option Reboot system now is already highlighted after the phone is finished wiping the cache partition. Just press the Power key to select it and reboot your device. This reboot may take just a little bit longer than the usual as Android will rebuild the system cache. 

But after the reboot, you can continue using your phone like you normally do. Or try to see if the problem you’re having is fixed. Most of the time it is. 

And that’s how you wipe cache partition on a Galaxy Note 20. 

We hope that this simple tutorial can help you one way or the other. 

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This post will show you how to clear all saved temporary files and data from an app on the new Galaxy Note smartphone.Here’s a step by step guide on how to clear the Galaxy Note 20 app cache and data.

Android devices including Samsung Galaxy smartphones do embed a dedicated tool to manage built-in and downloaded applications. Such a tool is called application manager, which can be accessed through the settings menu.

Figuring out where and how to access the phone’s app manager is imperative given that any of the phone apps can become glitchy at some point. This is often the case if some corrupted cached files are stored in an app. To prevent such problems from transpiring, clearing an app’s cache and data regularly is recommended.

And here’s how it’s done on the recently rolled out Samsung phablet.

Steps to Clear Note 20 App Cache and Data

Access your device’s advanced memory information to wipe all temporary files and information from a certain application.

1. To get started, access the Apps viewer by swiping up from the bottom of the Home screen.

The next screen showing different app icons is called the Apps viewer. The icons you see here served as shortcut controls to access a certain app on your device.

2. Tap the Settings icon to proceed.

The settings menu will load up on the next display.

Here, you will see a list of basic and advanced features and settings to manage.

3. Scroll down to view more items. Then, tap Device Care.

Another screen will launch with four main directories namely the Battery, Storage, Memory and Security.

4. Tap Storage to continue.

The Storage menu opens next. On this menu, you will see the amount of used and available memory on your device.

Different folders or directories are also lined up at the lower section.

5. Tap Advanced to view more advanced memory components.

Another window opens with more memory details. Here, you will get a full grasp on how much memory space is used up by the system memory, photos and videos, games, movies, other apps and files.

6. To proceed with this demo, tap Other Apps.

A list of different apps will populate the next display.

7. Scroll down or up to view the app that you’d like to clear temporary files on.

In this demo, we’ll select Outlook as  an example so just tap the selected application to view more details of its memory consumption.

On the next screen, memory information will be displayed. At the bottom section, you’ll see the clear data and clear cache commands.

8. Tap Clear cache to instigate wiping of all stored temp files from the Outlook. All temporary files stored on the application including any corrupt information will then be erased except all saved information.

9. Tap Clear Data to permanently delete all stored information from the app including files, settings, accounts, logins, and others.

10. If prompted, read and review the information and then tap OK to confirm.

After the clearing process, the app will download every bit of information it needs like what it did the first time you used it.

Any app problems attributed to some erratic files or bugs in the app will then be rectified. To clear cache and data from other apps, just repeat the same steps.

Clearing all saved temporary files does not uninstall the app, so there’s no need to worry of having to re-download or reinstall the application.

And that covers everything in this quick demo.

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