Samsung Galaxy S7 Screen Won’t Turn On: How To Fix The Problem

Some have reported that the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge screen won’t turn on. Even though the Galaxy S7 buttons light up like normal, but the screen remains black and nothing is showen up. The Galaxy S7 screen won’t turn on at random times for different people, but the common problem is that the screen fails to wake up.
It’s recommend to first connect the Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 Edge to a power outlet to make sure the problem with the screen not turning on isn’t because of a dead battery. There could be several possible reasons that this is happening and we’ll try to give you different ways to fix the Galaxy S7 screen problem.

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Hit the Power button
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The first thing that should be tested before any other advice would be to press the “Power” button several times to make sure there is an issue with the powering of the Samsung Galaxy S7. If after trying to power the smartphone back on and the issue has not been fixed, continue reading the rest of this guide.

Boot to Safe Mode
When booting the Galaxy S7 into “Safe Mode” It will only run on pre-loaded apps, this will allow you to see if another application was causing the issues. This can be done using the following steps:

Press and hold the Power button at the same time
After the Samsung screen appears, let go of the Power button then press and hold the Volume Down key.
When it’s restarting, the Safe Mode text will be visible in the bottom left corner of the screen.

Read this guide for a more detailed explaination on how to boot the Galaxy S7 in and out of Safe Mode

Boot to Recovery Mode and Wipe Cache Partition
The following steps will get the Samsung Galaxy S7 into Recovery Mode by booting the smartphone:

Press and hold the Volume Up, Home, and Power buttons at the same time
After the phone vibrates, let go of the Power button, while still holding the other two buttons until Android System Recovery screen appears.
Using the “Volume Down” button, highlight “wipe cache partition” and press the Power button to select it.
After the cache partition is cleared, the Galaxy S7 will reboot automatically

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Read this guide for a more detailed explaination on how to clear cache on the Galaxy S7

Get Technical Support
If none of the methods have worked in trying to get the Samsung Galaxy S7 to turn on after charging, it’s suggested to take the smartphone back to the store or to a shop where it can be physically checked for any damaged. If proven defective by a technician, a replacement unit may be provided for you of it could be repaired. But the main issue could be that the power button is not working on the Samsung Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 Edge.

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