Downgrade permanently

[Residuls]

How do I get rid of beta easily? Steps please! 

[never-reven]

Withdraw from the members app.

[bigbad614]

Throw your phone in a river.

That would be really quick.

I am amazed by the number of people that decide to enroll in a Beta Program and are annoyed by the problems that it brings.

[never-reven]

Hahaha. Seriously

[user751201tmO21]

You'll need to withdraw from the beta.

And of course you backed up your phone BEFORE applying the beta ...

Then reset the phone, then restore the backup to the phone.

There are a few other posts with detailed steps for this process - just do a search

[TopherLee]

If you can hold off, I would honestly...

Samsung released a survey, so that means they're about to release a second beta in the coming days that will hopefully fix *most* of the issues y'all are having..

If you want to withdraw from Beta, however, the first thing is to withdraw from the Members App, then (making sure your data is backed up), perform a downgrade from either Samsung Smart Switch or taking to an authorized Samsung center (The Samsung Reps at Best Buy can perform the downgrade).

You will lose all your data, so make sure it's backed up prior to resetting your device.

Like I said, if it were me, I would hang tight because there is an update inbound soon.

[USBetaModerator]

Hello @Residuls ,

You can deregister from the beta program from Samsung member’s app -> settings -> one Ui Beta program status -> Withdraw. Once withdrawn you can download smart switch on the PC and restore to Android 11. 

Please back up all data on your device before using smart switch to move back to Android 11 as this does reset the phone. if you do choose to move to Android 11 , we suggest you backup all your device data and master reset on Android 12 and try if for a few days. If issues are still not resolved,  you always have the choice to withdraw and move back to Android 11.

Regards

One UI Beta Team.