Samsung started releasing One UI 9.0 for the Galaxy A57 outside of Korea less than 24 hours ago.
Several Galaxy A57 users who updated to One UI 9.0 today have run into an issue that prevents the phone from booting up.
Until more details emerge, Galaxy A57 users may want to hold back from updating to One UI 9.0.
Once in Safe Mode, reboot your phone normally to exit Safe Mode and bypass the bug.
Mihai Matei / SamMobile One UI 9.0 Power Menu Mihai Matei / SamMobile One UI 9.0 Safe mode
Samsung started releasing One UI 9.0 for the Galaxy A57 outside of Korea less than 24 hours ago. However, what was supposed to be a celebration turned into a troubleshooting session for some A57 users.
Several Galaxy A57 users who updated to One UI 9.0 today have run into an issue that prevents the phone from booting up. We heard such reports from our friends at GalaxyClub, and at least one Galaxy A57 user shared the same issue on Reddit.
Until more details emerge, Galaxy A57 users may want to hold back from updating to One UI 9.0.
A possible fix exists
A few affected Galaxy A57 users seem to have found a fix for this One UI 9.0 bug, or at least a way to bypass the XML file error until Samsung fixes it.
The solution? Reboot your Galaxy A57 in safe mode:
Press and hold the power and volume down buttons.
Tap and hold Power Off until the Safe Mode button appears.
Select Safe Mode and wait for your phone to reboot.
Once in Safe Mode, reboot your phone normally to exit Safe Mode and bypass the bug.
Mihai Matei / SamMobile One UI 9.0 Power Menu Mihai Matei / SamMobile One UI 9.0 Safe mode
