Hi!
After upgrading to CM12S, the phone should show the "android is upgrading" screen and optimise 122 apps.
And it did.
But since then, during every restart the phone shows "android is upgrading" screen and optimises 1 app, and thus takes a long time to boot.
I'm unable to pinpoint the app.
Is there a solution for this?
Or can I pinpoint the app?
factory reset, easy solution to your problem...
or list all apps you've installed.. i might know which app is it..
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i apologize if this has been posted before but i can't seem to find any information on it.
I just recently updated to 5.0.6. (yes i know 7.1. is out but iwant to wait for a black bar mod before i update)
And i started having some really assy issues with the market. all this is on wi-fi as well.
First off, is that it takes a long ass time to load. 20+ seconds where under wi-fi it normally takes maybe 2-3. Then sometimes it randomly reloads for no reason.
when i try to search for things it sometimes takes up to a minute to search
And when i go into downloads, it dosn't load or show anything. the one time it did it showed me as having all my apps, but not downloaded.
However, when i go to install something, it allows me to see my downloads but then it gets stuck on installing even though the statusbar shows it as being installed completely.
Anyone have any ideas of how to fix this? I already tried uninstalling the updates and cache. no change at all.
*EDIT* just updated to CM 5.0.7.1 and the same thing. any ideas?
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.
Hi All,
Last night my Galaxy Note decided to go into a Boot Loop, it is a stock unit and unrooted.
Every 10 secs or so it would restart itself, although not a full restart, it would not charge and it was getting hot.
Tried all the suggested ways and even left the battery out all night but did not fix it.
Did not want to do a factory reset, so set about hunting for the app that was stuck in a loop.
Solution...
Using Astro File Manager (Free in Play) and selecting Task Manager I was able to see one app that was using 50% of the processor.
Astro's App Killer would not close this app and I had to go in through Settings / Applications where I closed the App and cleared the cache... (Haven't started it again yet).
Now the unit charges again, doesn't over heat and is very responsive once more.
just for info the App was Lookout Security - I have used this for a long time with no issues, think it just got hung-up somewhere along the way. This is good app especially if you misplace your phone, I know Samsung do the same but my wife's or daughters phones is not Samsung (yet).
Though I would pass on this in case there are more Boot Loops out there.
:laugh:
Having bootloop in galaxy note
please help how to solve bn fix it
thanks
I rooted my Galaxy S4 SCH-I545 yesterday using kingoroot and all was going well. This morning I was using a root utility app to uninstall unwanted system apps. I went down the entire list removing unwanted apps (making sure not to delete any system processes or system apps, or at least I thought) and when I got to the bottom of the list to the last app I wanted removed, I hit "Reboot Now"
Unfortunately, now the phone won't boot past the red "Verizon" screen. It stays on there for about 30 seconds and then gives me the error: "Process system isn't responding. Do you want to close it? -Wait -Ok"
It doesn't matter which option I choose, the phone goes into a black screen with the top bar (battery, cell signal, time). After a minute or two, the phone reboots and goes through this same process over again.
I deleted a few samsung apps which I'm afraid one of them is causing this problem, but I honestly have no idea. I'm a total rookie at this.
Can anyone help me out? Did I delete/uninstall something important? What steps can I take to fix this?
Thank you!
Edit: Strangely enough, the phone wouldn't reboot so I removed the battery for a few minutes and tried again. The second time I did this It booted up properly. Not even sure how thats possible... Is there any way I can avoid this happening in the future?
Yes. Disable things rather than removing them. In a disabled state they do take up space in /system, but they're not running so they don't consume any resources. However, with an AT&T or Verizon device disabling apps is of limited effectiveness because the carrier apps don't like being disabled.
TL; DR: Disable first, and only delete if you can't disable.
Restored a rooted G5 Plus back to stock firmware (re-locked bootloader). After restoring a number of apps the phone now freezes for 10 to 30 seconds after clearing the lock screen to access the device then every 20 to 40 minutes the same issue crops up again. Is there any way to figure out which app is the cause without going through another lenghty process of restoring to stock and reloading apps one at a time? Like a way to view some sort of log files that show which app is freezing or consuming all phone resources? Or an app that will do the same?
A few times I've had calls disconnect, listening to music freezes for short periods of time, and the System UI or what ever app is open will also freeze because of this.
And a second issue cropped up as well post restore to stock, getting a "Updating Bluetooth Context" notification that pops up briefly and disappears from time to time. Searching doesn't seem to indicate a solid root cause to this (like an app) but seems to be something some have had crop up.