Press the power/standby button and you will see a gray box of options appear: power off, airplane mode, restart, and emergency mode. Select “power off” and the device will shut down. • After you shut down the device, you’ll need to press the Volume Up, Home, and Power buttons until you see the Galaxy S6 screen with “Powered By Android” appear on the device. Once this appears, release the buttons and you’ll have to wait until a screen with the words “Android recovery system” in red letters at the top of the screen in order to fix the Galaxy S6 camera failed problem. At this point, you’ll need to look down the screen until you see “wipe cache partition” in blue. Press the volume down button to move down to the cache partition option. When you’re there, press the home button to select the option. The Galaxy S6 camera failed problem is often a result of the need to clean your cache, which is a need for all Android device. • The wipe cache partition request shouldn’t take long. After it’s done, you should see a message at the bottom of the screen in yellow that says “wipe cache partition complete.” At that point, you can use the Volume Up button to move up to the blue option that says “reboot system now.” At this point, let it reboot. It will bring the Galaxy S6 “Powered By Android” screen back up and reboot to the normal desktop screen.
You should arrive at a menu with red and blue commands.
After you’ve done the wipe cache partition option, you should see the words “wipe cache partition complete” in yellow letters.
