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
While Facebook for Android app is one of the most popular apps in the Play Store and has its own support group, it’s not free of problems. In fact, we received a lot of emails from our readers reporting/complaining about the issues they encountered and one of them is the error message “Unfortunately, Facebook has
We’ve received a lot of emails from our readers seeking help as their Galaxy S5 won’t charge or has issues charging. A charging problem is as bad as no power at all. What would you do if your phone’s battery is completely drained? Sure, you can buy a new battery to power it up but
“I’m having a problem with my Samsung Galaxy S5, which started after receiving the Lollipop update. Since then, I noticed my phone is running very slow and sometimes it tends to freeze or becomes unresponsive when I tried to run or use certain applications on it. What should I do to get it fixed?” Performance
There are two variations to this problem. The first is characterized by the error “Unfortunately, Touchwiz has stopped” and the other by “Unfortunately, Touchwiz Home has stopped.” This post will explain the differences between those two error messages. Yes, they seem similar but they’re not. So you could understand better, try to read the problems
For the past 3 days, we’ve been receiving a lot of emails from Samsung Galaxy S5 owners especially who recently updated their phones to Android 5.0 Lollipop. Among the most common are issues about the WiFi that keeps disconnecting / reconnecting and faster battery drain. While these problems seem unrelated, they actually are and they
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
As the roll out of Android 5 Lollipop update for the Samsung Galaxy S5 continues, so as our support. This is the 48th installment of our Samsung Galaxy S5 Troubleshooting series and I addressed newly discovered problems after the most recent update. In this post alone, I’ve dealt with a couple of microSD card issues
“Hi droid guy! My Samsung Galaxy S5 shuts down on its own and it happens randomly. It started after I downloaded lollipop update. How can I fix it?” That’s just one of the typical emails we received from our readers after the Android 5 Lollipop update was rolled out. Many of those who encountered this
The message counter shows there’s one unread SMS or text message. When you opened it, the message is buried down deep into the thread as if it was sent weeks ago. Have you encountered that problem? We actually received several emails from Galaxy S5 owners complaining about their text messages not in correct order. I,
The “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” is just one of the many error messages you’ll get if your #smartphone’s firmware has issues or some of your apps have conflicts. If you’re an owner of a #SamsungGalaxyS5 and recently upgraded to #AndroidLollipop, there’s a chance you’ll be getting this error message. Based on reports, this error message
The “Unfortunately, Internet has stopped” error message you may have encountered with your Galaxy S5 does not actually mean you lost your internet connection. In Samsung’s most recent devices, the term “Internet” is actually relating to its default browser. Majority of Android devices in the market today use “browser” to let their users know it’s
We started publishing support articles for Samsung Galaxy S5 last month but we didn’t think we’ll receive hundreds of emails after the first part. Now, we’re on the 9th part of our troubleshooter series and basing on the number of emails we have now, we may reach up to the 30th part in just a