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Hello and welcome to today’s troubleshooting article. If you are a #GalaxyNote5 owner having a battery issue lately, make sure to check the first case in this post and see if our suggestions will help. Before we proceed, we want to remind you that if you are looking for solutions to your own #Android issue,
Welcome to today’s troubleshooting article for the #GalaxyNote5. This post will answer 4 common Note5 issues so hopefully a lot of those having issues will find this helpful. Before we proceed, we want to remind you that if you are looking for solutions to your own #Android issue, you can contact us by using the
The Galaxy Note5 (#GalaxyNote5) is not exactly Samsung’s latest and fastest smartphone out there but millions of them are still in active circulation. That said, there’s a lot of Note5 users who are still using it although some of them may now be understandably starting to experience problems. One of the common Note5 problems and
Many #GalaxyNote5 users may find Android Oreo messing up with their notification settings. That’s a fact. In one sample case below, one user noticed that his Note5’s notifications or icon badges appear to not work properly by displaying incorrect badge figures after Android Oreo update. In this short troubleshooting article, we’ll tackle this particular issue
Installing over-the-air update is often easy and straightforward but as demonstrated by one of our #GalaxyNote5 user below, this has not been the case for him. In today’s troubleshooting episode, we provide the steps on what a user can do if he encounters the scenario wherein an Note5 is unable to install OTA update. Before
One of the common connection problems for Galaxy devices is wifi-related. Today’s troubleshooting article will address a #GalaxyNote5 problem. Basically, the issue is that wifi seems to cut out at random or almost immediately after establishing a connection. Such an issue can be due to a bad app, software bug, router or ISP-side issue, or
Here’s another troubleshooting article for the day. This post will cover some issues reported for the #GalaxyNote5. We’ve allocated enough space for a special case in this post about invalid SIM card error. If your Note5 has been showing this error recently, this short troubleshooting guide might help. If you are looking for solutions to your
To be able to make and receive phone calls are among the most common features a mobile phone has. In the case of your #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5), these services must be executed without a hitch, however, we did receive a lot of complaints from our readers suggesting many owners are having difficulty making
When your Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Samsung #GalaxyNote5) gets stuck on the logo during boot up, it’s a firmware problem. It may be just a glitch or a result of failed firmware flashing. This problem is common to people who install custom ROMs and modified firmware. For stock users, it might happen after an update.
There are times when a slip of hand will result into a very frustrating scenario especially when your expensive smartphone is involved. We have received quite a lot of requests for assistance from our readers who own a #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5) with a broken or unresponsive screen. So, I will tackle such problem
The problems I addressed in this post are a combination of #SMS issues and #MMS-related error and problems reported to us by #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5) owners. While we may have already addressed similar issues before, we are find it necessary to answer the questions sent by our readers and besides, these issues occurred
Read and understand why your #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5) suddenly refuses to charge without apparent reason and learn how to troubleshoot it in a bid to fix the problem. Learn how to troubleshoot your phone that no longer turns on without apparent cause. Once a high-end smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 runs
The recent #Marshmallow update for the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5) seems to have brought not just #firmware and system related issues but also charging and power problems. Among the most common ones are slow and not charging issues followed with quick draining problems. I addressed several power related issues in this post so if
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 screen is unresponsive. Reboot may temporarily fix it but there are areas that are still unresponsive. Read on to know if this is a firmware issue or a hardware problem. While being charged, Note 5 shows it’s disconnected from the charger but it also reconnects and at the same time the
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#GalaxyNote5 #Note5) slow and not charging issues are often blamed on faulty hardware and/or accessories. We really can’t blame owners to immediately think their chargers are broken when the phone stopped charging. In fact, we technicians often recommend to check the accessories first before trying to troubleshoot the phone. Based on
We seem to be receiving some #SIM card related issues with the #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5) so we looked into them but so far, nothing is alarming. SIM cards get damaged from time to time and the good thing about this unfortunate incident is that you can always ask your provider for another SIM
Charging issues seem to be very common with the #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5). We already received hundreds, if not thousands, of problems from the owners of this device and many of them are problems that suggest the phone has difficulty charging its battery. There are a couple of problems I addressed in this post
Unresponsive screen is a sign that either your #Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5) crashed and the black screen can be a symptom of a minor firmware issue or a more complex hardware problem. There’s no way to determine what the case is if you don’t troubleshoot your device. So, in this post, I will walk
Samsung has recently started rolling out the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow (#AndroidMarshmallow) update for the Galaxy Note 5 (#Note5) but owners started complaining about it shortly after that due to some problems users encountered including the error message “Unfortunately, System UI has stopped.” System UI is actually a native service and if it crashes, it’s most
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