phone crashed in browser, completely froze up, i restarted by holding power button down, once it restarted i get a red disk symbol in notification about database storage low and device managment keeps force closing then logs provider keeps force closing.
cant do a thing on the phone, have restarted numerous times..dont know what todo.
i am on JF5 and rooted.
update:
ok hard reset and this has fixed the issue, but would be good to know if anyone else has seen this error, the last app i installed before crash was SEEPU free version, just kept getting constant cycle force closes of logs provider and device managment as mentioned.
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I looked through the forum but it seems that noone exept of me is having this issue...
My device randomly reboots and after restating all settings i made are deleted.
Is this a known problem? Are there any fixes?
Edit: After rebooting manually the settings are restored. But the random reebot Problem remains...
Is had it manually reboot on me 3 times in the few hours that I've used it, though it didn't reset any settings .
I also had this problem.
My phone reboots and sometimes everything is erased.
also in android!
and in WP7 I can't receive or delete messages when my memory is full,
and stranger is that it isn't full, it says 80 mb free and suddenly it freaks and says full and blocks every action I want to take.. something is definitly wrong.
So I had this lovely pop up on my phone last night. The message was "Unfortunately, S Health has stopped" along with the "OK" button. The kicker was that after clearing it, it would pop back up after a few seconds. I cleared the cache to no avail. I rebooted to just have it pop back up after it fully loaded all the apps. Battery pull rendered the same results.
My phone is all stock - with no crazy updates or recent app downloads that I could point to as potentially causing the issue.
I did find one resolution - I thought I'd mention it here in case others find themselves in this situation. Between clearing the pop up message - work your way to the Settings->Applications->Application Manager. From there - scroll down to S Health and once selected you can turn it off.
Now - I kind of liked having the pedometer - so I was trying to get it up and running again without doing a factor reset. I found that clearing the app data, deleting cache and uninstalling the update did the trick. I had to do it 2 times with reboots after clearing out all the data before it ultimately came back without issues. I had to recreate my profile again and historical data seems to have been lost.
I'm not sure if there might have been a better way to do it - but just thought I'd mention this issue here.
Hi i rebooted my stock Note 3 the other day and once rebooted a message keeps flashing up every 3 seconds 'unfortunately the process android.process.acore has stopped' you can press OK then it appears again 3 seconds later, upon investigation it seems its a problem with the Contacts & Contacts Storage which you have to clear the data disable enable etc but my phone still got this message popping up making it virtually unusable, Please HELP ? ive read through other threads i could find and i really dont want to do the last resort of a Factory reset etc, thx
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Hi i rebooted my stock Note 3 the other day and once rebooted a message keeps flashing up every 3 seconds 'unfortunately the process android.process.acore has stopped' you can press OK then it appears again 3 seconds later, upon investigation it seems its a problem with the Contacts & Contacts Storage which you have to clear the data disable enable etc but my phone still got this message popping up making it virtually unusable, Please HELP ? ive read through other threads i could find and i really dont want to do the last resort of a Factory reset etc, thx
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This happened to me twice after installing incompatible xposed mod. So I kept on pressing ok and uninstalled those mods and it worked.
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After many hours of trying different things i found the problem, booted into safe mode and noticed that the message didn't appear which indicates that it must be a 3rd party app conflict, so looked back in the task manager under downloads, sorted by date installed to the date that the message first appeared, then uninstalled the apps from that day, then restarted phone and the message had, gone, so i installed the deleted apps one by one to find the offending app which was GRIDD 2 v1.3.1 strangely it had no obvious permissions that i could see.
Hello,
First of all I'm not a native english speaker so I apologize if any of the terminology is off.
Some errors started appearing spontaneously on LG G2. They were not preceded by any updates or software installations. The android version installed is 4.4.2.
The battery started to drain very fast. The phone would not last in standby mode during the night despite being fully charged, for instance. Upon closer inspection, Google Services accounted for about 35% of battery usage for no apparent reason.
No service associated with Google Play can be used. If Google Play is opened, only a white screen is seen and it tries to load without getting anywhere. Same thing with Gmail, it just keeps loading and says that it cannot connect to the servers. Clearing the cache or rebooting the phone did not help.
My first intention was to perform a backup and then a factory reset. However, the phone is not recognized by the computer, even if LG G2 drivers are installed separately. I've tried connecting it to two different PC's and one Mac. I also tried installing LG PC Suite on one of the PC's, but the Suite does not recognize or find the phone over USB or WiFi. The cable used has been used for data transmission before. Bluetooth does not work either. The phone may be recognized but the security code that is supposed to be displayed on the screen is not displayed.
So the last resort was to simply perform a factory reset. Well, selecting factory reset through the menus (while running the phone) yields nothing. Nothing happens at all when it is selected. The hard reset, performed by holding down the power button and the volume down button, and then releasing and pressing the power button while still holding down the volume down button yields nothing as well. It does not go into the factory reset menu, it just keeps rebooting.
Booting the phone works and surfing works (at the moment), but everything related to Google Services and also SMS texting does not work.
I've run out of things to try. Any ideas what could be wrong and what to do about it?
Since days ago, my s8 has been randomly restarting throughout the day. Yesterday it started going off and will not turn on unless I do force restart (Vol down + Pwr). I have tried restarting in Safe mode, Clearing cache Partition and I even did a total factory reset.
This morning the Iris sensor even stopped working. Please what do I do?
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Since days ago, my s8 has been randomly restarting throughout the day. Yesterday it started going off and will not turn on unless I do force restart (Vol down + Pwr). I have tried restarting in Safe mode, Clearing cache Partition and I even did a total factory reset.
This morning the Iris sensor even stopped working. Please what do I do?
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Try giving your phone an update via odin.
SamsungJB said:
Since days ago, my s8 has been randomly restarting throughout the day. Yesterday it started going off and will not turn on unless I do force restart (Vol down + Pwr). I have tried restarting in Safe mode, Clearing cache Partition and I even did a total factory reset.
This morning the Iris sensor even stopped working. Please what do I do?
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from my prior experience (have not had this happened to me on this device - yet), but this typically has occurred when the RAM gets overloaded. this can be caused when you have too many applications running at once (background syncing, notifications, etc.).
i'd suggest installing greenify - as that helps hibernate some of those apps that tend to constantly run when you don't need it. also, try going to settings -> device maintenance and pressing the "optimize now" button - that should help clear some of the noise.
good luck.
jco23 said:
from my prior experience (have not had this happened to me on this device - yet), but this typically has occurred when the RAM gets overloaded. this can be caused when you have too many applications running at once (background syncing, notifications, etc.).
i'd suggest installing greenify - as that helps hibernate some of those apps that tend to constantly run when you don't need it. also, try going to settings -> device maintenance and pressing the "optimize now" button - that should help clear some of the noise.
good luck.
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I just tried installing Greenify. I am really not a heavy phone user. Just whatsapp, mails and browsing on chrome 90% of the time. The phone just restarted on its own again now.
SamsungJB said:
I just tried installing Greenify. I am really not a heavy phone user. Just whatsapp, mails and browsing on chrome 90% of the time. The phone just restarted on its own again now.
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are you showing any notifications prior to it rebooting? sometimes the phone will do that if there is a software update.
go to the settings -> system updates -> check for system updates (do this while on WiFi)
if there is a new update, it's probably rebooting.
not sure if your phone is rooted, but if so, then it won't be able to make those updates. if not rooted (which is what i suspect), then it should take.
if no updates, then I would examine which apps are running in the background by going back to the Device Maintenance setting.
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Since days ago, my s8 has been randomly restarting throughout the day. Yesterday it started going off and will not turn on unless I do force restart (Vol down + Pwr). I have tried restarting in Safe mode, Clearing cache Partition and I even did a total factory reset.
This morning the Iris sensor even stopped working. Please what do I do?
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Sad to hear this. Some pointers if it could help you.
- Do you know what is the last operation you did just before this problem started ? Was it an update ?
- Does the restart become less frequent after you wipe the cache ?
- Is it heating up just before the restart happens ?
- Dial *#0*# .. and check for IRIS Scanner and other sensors and see if all is ok.
If you are on warranty, Take it to the service center ASAP.
Regarding Updates, Please do it only via Smart Switch
OR
Take it to the service center and ask them to update it. They should charge you a mere 4$ equivalent if not in warranty
Hi guys,
A very similar problem happened to me. Thursday morning my phone restarted itself and got stuck on the Samsung Galaxy S8 boot screen. Despite holding bixby, volume up and power it won't boot into recovery mode. I can get it into download mode but despite following some guides on here I was unsuccessful at attempting to update/re-flash through Odin. It failed each time.
I'm about resigned to taking it into the Samsung store but wondered if you guys would have any further advice? FRP and OEM lock are on, unfortunately I'm not sure how to turn them off when the phone wont boot.
Kind regards,
Daz