[Q] How to boot in recovery console on Lenovo A5000

Hi guys,
title speaks for itself :)
I have tried every single method that came up from google:

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Recovery Mode Lenovo A5000 Turn off the device Press and hold Volume UP key + Power Key for a few seconds Release all key when Android Recovery Mode appears Use Volume keys to select Use Power key to confirm

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The combination should be--> -->Simultaneously press&hold Power button & Volume+ and Volume- (Yes,both volume buttons). If by using this combination the phone just shutdowns or restarts.....Simultaneously press&hold Power button & Volume+ and Volume- >Release all buttons when the Lenovo logo (the first static logo) disappears.

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...or use a sequence--> Simultaneously press&hold Power button & Volume+ and Volume- -->Release only the Power button when the Lenovo logo appears-->Keep on pressing both Volume(+&) buttons until you enter the recovery mode.

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don't remove your fingers until it boots up.. much better if you press first the volume keys before you power on.. keep pressing all together until it opens. or you might end up booting the chinese recovery.

With Vol Up+Power button managed to get this:

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Select boot mode: [VOLUME_UP to select. VOLUME_DOWN is OK>] [Recovery Mode] <<== [Fastboot Mode] [Normal boot]

i can change selection with Vol Up (move arrow), but neither Vol Down or Power button acts like OK button

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