How to Enter Fastboot Mode on HTC Desire 626 Device

by John Garner · October 12, 2018

Do you want to enter Fastboot Mode on HTC Desire 626 device? I know how it feels since Fastboot is the perfect tool used for for writing data directly to your phone’s flash memory. In practical life, it is used to flash images such as recoveries, bootloaders, and kernels to your HTC Desire device, but you may also need it for other situations such as restoring nandroid backups, removing bloatware, or flashing system updates.

How to refuse such privileges? Fastboot mode can be accessed by using a dedicated app from Google Play too. You can choose from different third-party solutions, but you should know from the very start that many of these apps might require root access to work properly. For example, you can use the Quick Boot tool, but rooting is a must and I don’t know how you all feel about this.

What I know instead is that the easiest way of actually going into Fastboot mode can be done without using any sort of third party tools. Even though from Fastboot mode you can initiate custom operations, getting into this mode is an official process supported by your OEM; this is why this mode is featured by default on your Desire 626, so you can access it at any time.

This procedure here reveals a general reboot process that can bring Fastboot mode on your HTC smartphone regardless of the state in which your handset is found in a certain moment. Yes, it doesn’t matter if your phone was unlocked or tweaked, but these steps will definitely work:

How to Enter Fastboot Mode on HTC Desire 626 Device:

At first, you need to turn off the phone by holding the Power button;
Hold and press together Volume Down and the Power button;
Up next, from the menu of Bootloader, select the option that says FASTBOOT using Volume Down to scroll, and the Power button to accept;
At that point, the Fastboot mode should be displayed.

Has everything went according to the plan? For other similar tutorials, tips and tricks available for your HTC Desire device, don’t hesitate and check out our ‘How to’ section.