Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Houseofglam7(f): 4:48pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
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Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by baralatie(m): 4:49pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Nice and good advice |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by itspreshh: 4:49pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Fedrick100: Still enjoying my iPhone 11 what does your comment have to do with this thread? 1 Like |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Sirseedorf(m): 4:50pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Wahala for who dey use phone. I'm okay with my Casino calculator 1 Like |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by ibkayee(f): 4:51pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
I always solve my android problems by not owning one Lol jk, Samsungs >>> 1 Like |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Nobody: 4:52pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Android phones are mid if it’s not Samsung |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by matm: 4:53pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Labour party logo has the picture of three persons: A man, a woman and their son. 1 Like |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by ZombieSlayer1: 4:56pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Blackfire: Poor people using 300k phones... why won't it have problems...
Poor people eeeeh Rich pauper, na wetin U be |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Hoseaovo(m): 4:58pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
My own is that my laptop can't detect my phone hotspot. Although other devices can detect my phone and my laptop can also detect other hotspot. As it stands I have fallen back to my old school 3G modem.
Is it something that can be fixed? |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by faceland: 4:58pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
To conserve battery, I put the phone in "do not disturb" mode. No push notifications. Also reduce the brightness of the phone screen.
I can play YouTube videos (podcast) for hours while at work. |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by MansoryMX(m): 5:02pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Oyerinde16: Bluetooth keep turning itself on... Any solutions to the problem... Your phone is probably Hot and wants to fvck (Connect). |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by MansoryMX(m): 5:03pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
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Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Samuelthemanli(m): 5:19pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
MansoryMX:
Your phone is probably Hot and wants to fvck (Connect). |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by okonsua(m): 5:39pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Sirchef: Why can't I get control of app that updated without my permission? Even if I uninstall it, it will update again . This is crazy. Techno don tire me check your teckno Play store if is enable,then unable it the update might be coming from that angle. |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by newazuka: 5:42pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Probably caused by this fitness app, you will need to uninstall it Oyerinde16: Bluetooth keep turning itself on... Any solutions to the problem... |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by AllDModsAreMaad: 5:44pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
postbox:
Android phones are great, but like any other gadgets, they have their fair share of problems. There are some problems that most Android users will encounter at one time or another.
We’ll show you some fixes for these common issues, whether you’re using a Samsung Galaxy device, a Google Pixel, or anything else.
Unusual Battery Drain
Battery life is something you probably keep a close eye on, so it’s very noticeable when your Android phone is draining faster than usual. There are a number of things that can cause this, but it usually has to do with apps.
The easiest solution for battery drain—and most problems—is rebooting your phone. Sometimes, things just get wonky, and they need to be restarted. It’s easier to reboot your phone than try to hunt down the exact culprit.
The next thing to try is updating your apps. There could be a problem with an app that the developer has already issued a fix for. Head to the Play Store and make sure all your apps are up to date. This is a good practice in general.
Lastly, if you’re phone is old, the battery may just be degrading faster. You can check the battery health to see where it stands.
Wi-Fi Disconnecting There’s nothing more annoying than trying to use your phone and Wi-Fi won’t stay connected. There are three possible culprits in this situation: your phone, router, or the internet connection itself.
We’ve highlighted a number of things you can try to stop your phone from disconnecting from Wi-Fi. If none of those things work, the last resort is resetting the network settings on your phone.
Google Pixel: Settings > System > Advanced > Reset Options > Reset Wi-Fi, Mobile & Bluetooth. Samsung Galaxy: Settings > General Management > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
Phone Freezing Up
If you’ve used a smartphone for any length of time—iPhone or Android—it’s probably frozen up or become extremely laggy for some unknown reason. It happens. Usually, a simple reboot will solve the problem.
However, it’s not as easy if your phone is unresponsive. The good news is it’s usually easy to force a reboot with a button combination. For most Android devices, that means holding the Power and Volume Down keys until the phone restarts. This will not wipe anything off the phone.
App Keeps Crashing
What if the problem is with a specific app? It’s very common for apps to occasionally crash or become unresponsive. Just like you can force reboot your phone, you can also force restart an app.
There are two ways to do this. The easiest method is to open the Recent Apps menu and swipe the misbehaving app off the screen. If that doesn’t fix the issue, you can go into the system settings and “Force Close” the app. Force closing an app almost always fixes little problems.
Charger Not Working A pretty big problem that can occasionally occur is when your Android phone seems to refuse to charge. Typically, if this happens, it’s related to the charging port or cable, not wireless charging.
First, make sure it’s not just the cable but checking with other cables and chargers. If it’s still not working, examine the charging port for any debris that could be interfering with the connection. Still not charging? It could be water damage or simply a faulty charging port.
In the case of a faulty charging port, you should reach out to the manufacturer for a replacement. Occasionally, this happens with devices as they get older. However, if the problem is water-related, they may not honor the warranty.
SOURCE:https://brandspurng.com/2022/12/29/5-common-android-problems-and-how-to-fix-them/ I need someone to tell me why messenger and facebook apps stopped working on my phone for sometimes now. Any solution to this issue? |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Pierocash(m): 5:55pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Ok |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Evergreen4(m): 5:56pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
MikeMicheal: How can i repair a phone with a dead panel? ZERO sign of life. Change the panel |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by pastie(m): 6:05pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Ara21: I'm not that good with phones. Thanks for this piece. You should be. Very necessary, wasn't it? |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Evergreen4(m): 6:11pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
postbox:
Android phones are great, but like any other gadgets, they have their fair share of problems. There are some problems that most Android users will encounter at one time or another.
We’ll show you some fixes for these common issues, whether you’re using a Samsung Galaxy device, a Google Pixel, or anything else.
Unusual Battery Drain
Battery life is something you probably keep a close eye on, so it’s very noticeable when your Android phone is draining faster than usual. There are a number of things that can cause this, but it usually has to do with apps.
The easiest solution for battery drain—and most problems—is rebooting your phone. Sometimes, things just get wonky, and they need to be restarted. It’s easier to reboot your phone than try to hunt down the exact culprit.
The next thing to try is updating your apps. There could be a problem with an app that the developer has already issued a fix for. Head to the Play Store and make sure all your apps are up to date. This is a good practice in general.
Lastly, if you’re phone is old, the battery may just be degrading faster. You can check the battery health to see where it stands.
Wi-Fi Disconnecting There’s nothing more annoying than trying to use your phone and Wi-Fi won’t stay connected. There are three possible culprits in this situation: your phone, router, or the internet connection itself.
We’ve highlighted a number of things you can try to stop your phone from disconnecting from Wi-Fi. If none of those things work, the last resort is resetting the network settings on your phone.
Google Pixel: Settings > System > Advanced > Reset Options > Reset Wi-Fi, Mobile & Bluetooth. Samsung Galaxy: Settings > General Management > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
Phone Freezing Up
If you’ve used a smartphone for any length of time—iPhone or Android—it’s probably frozen up or become extremely laggy for some unknown reason. It happens. Usually, a simple reboot will solve the problem.
However, it’s not as easy if your phone is unresponsive. The good news is it’s usually easy to force a reboot with a button combination. For most Android devices, that means holding the Power and Volume Down keys until the phone restarts. This will not wipe anything off the phone.
App Keeps Crashing
What if the problem is with a specific app? It’s very common for apps to occasionally crash or become unresponsive. Just like you can force reboot your phone, you can also force restart an app.
There are two ways to do this. The easiest method is to open the Recent Apps menu and swipe the misbehaving app off the screen. If that doesn’t fix the issue, you can go into the system settings and “Force Close” the app. Force closing an app almost always fixes little problems.
Charger Not Working A pretty big problem that can occasionally occur is when your Android phone seems to refuse to charge. Typically, if this happens, it’s related to the charging port or cable, not wireless charging.
First, make sure it’s not just the cable but checking with other cables and chargers. If it’s still not working, examine the charging port for any debris that could be interfering with the connection. Still not charging? It could be water damage or simply a faulty charging port.
In the case of a faulty charging port, you should reach out to the manufacturer for a replacement. Occasionally, this happens with devices as they get older. However, if the problem is water-related, they may not honor the warranty.
SOURCE:https://brandspurng.com/2022/12/29/5-common-android-problems-and-how-to-fix-them/ Please Is "force close" the app the same thing as "force stop " the app |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Emeka71(m): 6:20pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Nice information. |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Tonytonex(m): 6:41pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
postbox:
Android phones are great, but like any other gadgets, they have their fair share of problems. There are some problems that most Android users will encounter at one time or another.
We’ll show you some fixes for these common issues, whether you’re using a Samsung Galaxy device, a Google Pixel, or anything else.
Unusual Battery Drain
Battery life is something you probably keep a close eye on, so it’s very noticeable when your Android phone is draining faster than usual. There are a number of things that can cause this, but it usually has to do with apps.
The easiest solution for battery drain—and most problems—is rebooting your phone. Sometimes, things just get wonky, and they need to be restarted. It’s easier to reboot your phone than try to hunt down the exact culprit.
The next thing to try is updating your apps. There could be a problem with an app that the developer has already issued a fix for. Head to the Play Store and make sure all your apps are up to date. This is a good practice in general.
Lastly, if you’re phone is old, the battery may just be degrading faster. You can check the battery health to see where it stands.
Wi-Fi Disconnecting There’s nothing more annoying than trying to use your phone and Wi-Fi won’t stay connected. There are three possible culprits in this situation: your phone, router, or the internet connection itself.
We’ve highlighted a number of things you can try to stop your phone from disconnecting from Wi-Fi. If none of those things work, the last resort is resetting the network settings on your phone.
Google Pixel: Settings > System > Advanced > Reset Options > Reset Wi-Fi, Mobile & Bluetooth. Samsung Galaxy: Settings > General Management > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
Phone Freezing Up
If you’ve used a smartphone for any length of time—iPhone or Android—it’s probably frozen up or become extremely laggy for some unknown reason. It happens. Usually, a simple reboot will solve the problem.
However, it’s not as easy if your phone is unresponsive. The good news is it’s usually easy to force a reboot with a button combination. For most Android devices, that means holding the Power and Volume Down keys until the phone restarts. This will not wipe anything off the phone.
App Keeps Crashing
What if the problem is with a specific app? It’s very common for apps to occasionally crash or become unresponsive. Just like you can force reboot your phone, you can also force restart an app.
There are two ways to do this. The easiest method is to open the Recent Apps menu and swipe the misbehaving app off the screen. If that doesn’t fix the issue, you can go into the system settings and “Force Close” the app. Force closing an app almost always fixes little problems.
Charger Not Working A pretty big problem that can occasionally occur is when your Android phone seems to refuse to charge. Typically, if this happens, it’s related to the charging port or cable, not wireless charging.
First, make sure it’s not just the cable but checking with other cables and chargers. If it’s still not working, examine the charging port for any debris that could be interfering with the connection. Still not charging? It could be water damage or simply a faulty charging port.
In the case of a faulty charging port, you should reach out to the manufacturer for a replacement. Occasionally, this happens with devices as they get older. However, if the problem is water-related, they may not honor the warranty.
SOURCE:https://brandspurng.com/2022/12/29/5-common-android-problems-and-how-to-fix-them/ Please, how can I check the battery health of my phone? |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Kroosx5663: 6:48pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
My samsung A12 just stopped charging with its original follow come charger... but charges with fake chargers... it doesn't read my USB original flash drive anymore...
It started when I tried charging in an unstable socket |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by DeGLORIOUS: 6:53pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
My Redmi 9c is a hell to be with. It keeps freezing almost all the time. At times, to display incoming calls is a problem. The phone will ring but it will not show the contact. At times to even pick up the call is an issue. I got no option than to manage it |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Mavinsoladele(m): 7:04pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
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Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Tripssy: 7:26pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Change the finger your using maiiilooo: Mine is Tecno spark 8p and the finger print just stopped working just like that ooo..
Please any solution 1 Like |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by khreus(m): 7:46pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Tombrown3: Can you come up with a reason why, even after flashing Tecno Spark 7 with stock Rom using SP Flash tool; the phone booted with the old firmware, as if flashing was never done.
I've tried 2 different stockrom, bypassed auth before even flashing.
Show off� Tecno spark 7 firmware isn't compatible with many offline flashing tool. But we wey dey flash am dey flash am |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by olabisi99(f): 7:47pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
Who uses Infinix smart 6 here, I just got it and the battery is nothing to write home about. It doesn't last at all. And I've tried updating and even reducing the apps on it still the same The capacity is actually 5000mAh but this is nothing to write home about.. maybe it's an Infinix problem generally |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Echile(m): 8:03pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
maiiilooo: Mine is Tecno spark 8p and the finger print just stopped working just like that ooo..
Please any solution Your settings app have to be cleared. I mean, clear the storage and the cache of the SETTINGS APP. Then, go back to the settings and reset up the fingerprint. Very simple 1 Like |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by Tombrown3(m): 8:22pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
khreus:
Show off� Tecno spark 7 firmware isn't compatible with many offline flashing tool. But we wey dey flash am dey flash am
Can you please explain to me what you mean? |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by ogundeleai(m): 8:25pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
My android not syncing anylonger if am using data but will work perfect under Wi-Fi |
Re: 5 Common Android Problems And How To Fix Them by chukxy44(m): 8:33pm On Dec 30, 2022 |
I am unable to cast on smart tv using my Android phone whenever I am streaming Netflix or Showmax
Any advise please? |