When a high-end smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus gets stuck on logo or won’t continue to boot up, it’s often an issue with the firmware although it won’t tell us immediately if it’s serious or not. But here’s the thing, if this problem occurs when you’re using your phone normally, then it’s probably
There have been prior reports about the Samsung Galaxy A3 that suddenly reboots by itself and then upon restarting it gets stuck on the Android or Samsung logo. Sometimes it gets stuck on the animation, then powers down and back on. Being in that same situation is definitely frustrating but it happens, and can occur
When it comes to problems that occur while the phone is booting up, we can always attribute them to firmware issues but there are times when they’re triggered by something else. Some of our readers who have the Samsung Galaxy A5 contacted us regarding the problem wherein the phone gets stuck on the logo while
A smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A50 with pretty impressive hardware specs that gets stuck on logo and won’t continue booting up may have some problem with its firmware. That’s always been the case with similar issues we’ve encountered in the past and while it may seem like a serious problem, most of the time,
We’ve been receiving complaints from our readers recently about their Samsung Galaxy J5 that reportedly entered the boot loop and can’t get out of it. Boot loops are actually firmware issues but there have been cases wherein third-party apps and services caused the device not to boot up successfully. There have also been situations wherein
When your phone powers on, shows the logo and other information during boot up but can’t reach the home screen before it powers off and on again, then that’s what you call the “boot loop.” The device will continue doing the same cycle until the battery runs out. The problem may remain even after charging
Booting problems are often caused by firmware issues and the same is true with a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 that cannot continue starting up because it’s stuck in a boot loop. This problem is often occur when the phone is booting up and you would know your phone has it if it reboots a few
Read and understand why your Samsung Galaxy J3 can sometimes get stuck on the boot screen and learn how to troubleshoot it when it happens. Getting stuck on the boot screen could be a sign of a serious firmware issue, however, based on our experiences, there are cases wherein the phone cannot boot up successfully
Being stuck on the boot screen could a sign of an app issue or a looming firmware problem that needs your immediate attention. Many Samsung Galaxy J7 owners have been complaining as of late that their device could continue the boot up process. Others said their phone is stuck on the logo while others reported
Device issues depicted by symptoms of unresponsiveness or being stuck on certain screens and infinite boot loops usually denote serious errors in the internal memory or system structure. Data corruption, software bugs and malware afflicting certain apps and system functions are also among the possible culprits. Such problems usually occur on aged devices as wear-and-tear
Here’s one problem that’s been haunting Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#GalaxyNote5, #Note5) owners after the Marshmallow update–device is stuck on the Samsung logo during boot up or keeps rebooting. But just to make things a bit clearer here, being stuck during boot up is totally different from constant reboot and there are several factors that
While we’ve already addressed issues with the Samsung Galaxy S7 that got stuck on boot screen, having stuck in bootloop is a different thing that’s why we will be dealing this issue in this post. Being stuck on boot screen means that the phone cannot continue booting up to the home screen, instead, it stays
Aside from obvious hardware issues, many Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Samsung #GalaxyNote5) owners were complaining about firmware problems. While the device runs on the latest version of Android, it’s not free of issues that may arise any time. In this post, I will tackle a few errors or system messages that indicate something is wrong
So Samsung finally rolled out Android 6.0 Marshmallow (#Android6, #MarshmallowUpdate), or Android M (#AndroidM), update for the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge (#GalaxyS6Edge). If you are one of the owners who got the notification yesterday or today, you’re one of the few who could enjoy the new firmware and its features. For owners who
