How To Fix Red Screen Problem On Samsung Galaxy S9

There are owners of the new Galaxy S9 that will be interested in knowing how they fix the red screen issue on their Samsung device. The new Galaxy S9 is considered to be one of the most powerful smartphones in the world right now. But as powerful as it is, it has its problems too just like any other smartphones.

One of the issues that have been reported by the users is that of the red screen tint issue. There are a lot of issues that can go wrong with the screen of your Galaxy S9, but this issue is the one that every smartphone user always try to avoid. This is because the red screen issue can be very annoying.

In this article, I will explain how you can fix the red screen issue on your Galaxy S9, so if you are experiencing this issue, this is the right article for you!

How to Fix Galaxy S9 Red Screen Issue

1. The first method that you should try is the Forced Reboot method. All you need to do is to press and hold the Volume down for like 10 seconds until your Galaxy S9 reboots
2. You will need to wait for the Galaxy S9 to restart normally. This is because it will probably require more seconds than the normal restart so don’t be in haste
3. You can also try to plug in your Galaxy S9 to a power outlet. The issue might be low battery
4. If the red screen continues to show, then switch off your Galaxy S9
5. But this time, touch and hold the Power button
6. Continue to hold until you see the Samsung logo on your device screen
7. You can then release the Power key
8. Touch and hold the Volume Down button
9. As soon as your Galaxy S9 boots up, a Safe Mode text will appear and you can release the Volume Down key  

After you have successfully followed the tips listed above and your Galaxy S9 is in Safe Mode, only preloaded apps will be functional while you are still using the mode. All apps downloaded from the app store will not function until you exit the Safe Mode. This will allow you to see if a third party app is causing the red screen issue.

If the problem continues on Safe Mode, that means there is a major issue with your Galaxy S9, but if your Galaxy S9 works perfectly on Safe Mode, it means that you only need to identify the rogue app and uninstall it.