Cannot boot in to the Samsung S10 (Galaxy) recovery mode/menu? Here's the fix. (2021 May)

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 1. Turn off the phone.  

2. Connect the phone to your PC via the USB-C cable.

3. Immediately press and hold the the Volume Up + Bixby + Power keys. 

    Note: This has to be done immediately after connecting the phone to PC. 

4. The recovery menu should appear now.






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