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Fixing a phone that keeps rebooting by itself is a bit tricky. It’s because this kind of problem can be due to a hardware issue, especially if your phone has recently been dropped or got wet. However, it can also be due to a minor firmware issue that affects the overall performance of your device.
A high-end smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 may encounter a few hiccups here and there but not as often and as serious as the ones encountered by entry-level devices. However, we have readers who contacted us about a random reboot issue with their phone. Some said that it started after an updated while
We’ve received quite a lot of complaints from our readers who have experienced frequent reboots with their devices. Among those phones is the Samsung Galaxy J7, a mid-range device with pretty impressive specs for its category and have received quite positive reviews from owners for its performance and design. It’s too bad, however, that it’s
Being an entry-level device, we can expect that the Samsung Galaxy J3 may not be able to compete with the company’s flagships especially when it comes to performance. In fact, it is almost expected that after a few months of use, the device’s performance may slowly deteriorate until you did something about it. In this
Performance-related issues such as frequent reboots are among the most common problems we’ve received from our readers since we started providing support to some Android devices. Recently, many Samsung Galaxy A3 owners have been complaining about it and that’s the reason why we publish posts like this. In this article, I will tackle this problem
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
Regardless of how well structured an application is, there’s always a chance for it to encounter errors. The same thing goes for smartphones in general. No matter how optimized the platform they’re running on, there’s always time when things can go wrong. And one of these inevitable device issues is on bootloop. In fact, it
Some users of the LG G6 Plus, one of the new phones released by the company this year, have been complaining about an issue wherein the phone reportedly keeps rebooting by itself without apparent reason or cause. Now, when it comes to booting issues that occur out of the blue, they’re often due to some
Random and frequent restarts are often a sign of a serious firmware issue and we’ve actually received a lot of messages from our readers who are seeking assistance because of this problem. We’ve seen a lot of issues like this since we started providing support to our readers in 2012. There were cases wherein it’s
The #Huawei Nexus 6P (#Nexus6P) is among the best smartphones in the market today packing up really impressive hardware specs and the latest Android firmware. Owners expect a lot from it that’s why it’s so disappointing to see it struggling to open apps or perform common tasks. Slowing down and random reboots are two of
Samsung Galaxy J3 owners have been reaching out to us seeking assistance in determining what causes the phone to restart by itself. We may have addressed this issue before but we have to help our readers who are bugged by this problem. Some of those owners recently updated their phones while others said the problem
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is one of the best smartphones in the market today. It comes packed with impressive specs and features however, you may still encounter a hiccup or two every now and then. Some of our readers contacted us because according to them, their Note 8 starting to reboot randomly. When the
When a smartphone with pretty impressive specifications like the Samsung Galaxy S8+ won’t turn on, then we can say that it could an issue with the hardware but if it keeps restarting, then there’s a possibility that the issue is with the firmware. However, we cannot pinpoint what the problem is if we don’t troubleshoot.
Random reboots are a sign of a serious firmware issue. More often than not they occur after a firmware update but we’ve already encountered cases wherein third-party apps that keep crashing would also result to unexplained restarts. We’ve received quite a lot of complaints from our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy A7 so we
For the past few months we received tons of complaints from our readers and among the most common issues are freezing and random reboots. We’ve already published several posts regarding these issues but then we still keep receiving new complaints which means a lot of users are still experiencing them every single day. In this
Performance issues such as random restarts, system crashes, and boot loops are among the common symptoms of memory errors in mobile devices. These problems usually instigate when the internal memory of the device is running low. In this state, the device would no longer be able to carry out new processes or load services as
When a high-end phone like the Samsung Galaxy S8 starts restarting on its own, it’s already a sign of a more serious firmware issue, although we cannot be sure of that. Since we started providing technical support to our readers, we’ve encountered like kind of problem a lot of times already and there were cases
Performance issues occur from time to time regardless how impressive the hardware specs of your device is. Such is the case with some of the owners of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 who reported to us that their devices started to keep on rebooting by themselves without apparent reason or cause. I personally encountered this
When a smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy A50 keeps restarting by itself, you can almost expect it to be an issue with the firmware, especially if there are no signs of physical and/or liquid damage. However, you need to perform some troubleshooting procedures to be able to determine what the issue really is all about
More often if your phone is suffering from a firmware problem, its performance will be the first to be affected and among the most common symptoms are sluggishness, frequent freezes and lags, random reboots and shutdowns. These problems need to be addressed immediately as they affect the normal operation of your device. Needless to say,