Android 14 based One UI 6.0 has brought a number of exciting features to your Galaxy device. But being in its beta stage the latest firmware might have a few rough edges, causing issues with certain apps and compatibility. If you are facing such problems downgrading from One UI 6 to the stable One UI 5 might be the solution.
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How to Downgrading from One UI 6 to One UI 5
It is possible to carry out the downgrade process using the Samsung Members app but there is an important point to consider. If you have upgraded to Android 14-based One UI 6 using the Samsung Members app then you can easily opt for this method to carry out the downgrade.
- Step 1: Open the Samsung Members app on your Galaxy smartphone.
- Step 2: Tap on the Settings icon located at the top right corner of the screen.
- Step 3: Navigate to One UI Beta Program Status option and tap on it to proceed.
- Step 4: Tap Withdraw button to initiate the process of opting out from the beta program.
- Step 5: Once you have started the withdrawal process like wiping certain data and reverting to the previous Android 13 based One UI 5 version. Wait until this process is completed.
- Step 6: After the process is done Samsung Galaxy smartphone will reboot and you will find yourself back on Android 13 with One UI 5.
Note
- This method is applicable only if you had upgraded to One UI 6 using the Samsung Members app by enrolling as a beta tester.
- Keep in mind that downgrading involves wiping certain data so ensure that you have backed up important data before proceeding.
While One UI 6 offers a host of new features its beta stage may bring about compatibility issues and other concerns for certain users. If you are facing difficulties downgrading from One UI 6 to One UI 5 can provide a solution.