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Without power, your Samsung Galaxy S5 will become an expensive paperweight on your table. We received a lot of emails from S5 owners seeking assistance because their device won’t turn on or won’t respond when they press the Power key. The thing about this issue is that there is no easy way to determine what
Hello guys. Welcome to the pilot episode of our Samsung Galaxy S5 Problems series. Just like the previous models, we will be supporting this device and provide appropriate solutions and troubleshooting steps to every reported problem, error, glitch, bug and whatnot. As usual, we have a dedicated inbox for concerns and problems so feel free
I will look into a problem involving a Samsung Galaxy S5 (#Samsung #GalaxyS5) that pops up an error message saying “SD card blank or have some unsupported filesystem.” Obviously, this is a microSD card issue but the word “blank” could mean a couple of things; either corrupted (unreadable) or damaged. Just because the error says
“Unfortunately, com.sec.imsservice has stopped.” It’s one of the most annoying error messages Samsung Galaxy S5 owners encountered after updating their devices to the Android 5 Lollipop. We received several emails from our readers who have experienced seeing this error and while it’s not as common as other problems or errors, we find it necessary to
In this post, I will answer four of the screen-related problems with the Samsung Galaxy S5. The issues I included here are from our readers. The first one is about the blank screen that started after the phone fell and hit the floor. Common sense would tell us the drop may have messed up the
There’s this one common problem with the Samsung Galaxy S5 that occurs after the lollipop update. It involves your contacts disappearing with the notice “Updating contact list” when you open the Contacts app. There are different ways to address this problem depending on where the contacts are saved. As you know, contacts can be saved
A phone as powerful as the Samsung Galaxy S5 is most likely to heat up after a prolonged use. It is because the battery, processor, RAM and display will accumulate heat. However, the amount of heat these components produce isn’t enough to turn the phone from being warm to hot. Samsung engineers already spent hundreds