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The error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” on your Samsung Galaxy J5 is basically notifying you that the built-in phone app, the one you use for calling, has crashed for some reason. It might just be a temporary issue with the app itself or it might be a serious problem with the firmware considering the
The error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” on your Samsung Galaxy J7 may seem like a minor issue affecting the built-in phone app. However, we have encountered cases wherein this kind of error is due to an issue with the firmware that’s why seeing this wouldn’t tell us what the problem really is. We need
Issues that involved applications are often very easy to fix especially if they’re just about some apps that keep on crashing. Regardless whether the app in question is pre-installed or third-party, you can fix it on your own without having to need someone to help you. We have readers that own the Samsung Galaxy S9
The error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” with your Samsung Galaxy A7 is actually notifying you about the Phone app that crashed for some unknown reason. More often than not, however, this problem is limited to the app that’s mentioned in the error and thus, can be fixed by doing the basic troubleshooting procedures. However,
The error message “Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped” may occur from time to time if you are using an Android phone. The process com.android.phone is present in all Android devices and in this error we can see that it’s the one that’s crashing. The apps that often use this process are Phone, Dialer and
Are you having the Phone has stopped error on your new Galaxy Note10+? This is a common error on many Samsung devices in the past although at this time, we are yet to receive reports of it happening on the Note10+. Still, since it’s been one of the errors in Galaxy devices historically, we want
The error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” means that the default phone app in your Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus has crashed for some reason. Most of the time it’s just due to a minor problem with the app but there are also times when it’s just a sign of a more serious firmware issue considering
The error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” on your Samsung Galaxy S7 is actually notifying you about the built-in phone app that stopped for some reason. We can always classify this issue as one of app problems you may encounter from time to time. However, when a built-in app crashes, it’s usually more serious than
The error message “Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped” is one of the most common errors you may encounter from time to time. We have received complaints from owners of the Samsung Galaxy A5 suggesting this error pops up when they make or even receive phone calls. It means that it’s triggered by an app
The error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” with your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is basically notifying you that the default app used for making and receiving calls crashed for some reason. Whether it’s just an app issue or a firmware problem, we don’t know. That’s why we need to troubleshoot your phone to determine what
The error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” seems to be bugging some of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy S7 smartphone. According to some, the issue started shortly after they’ve updated their phones to Android Nougat, the latest version of Android available for users to download. Basically, the error message notifies the users that
We have received messages from some of our readers who reported having experienced the error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” with their Samsung Galaxy J7. While this error might be limited to the app that’s specified in the notification, there’s still a possibility that’s just a sign of a serious firmware issue since the Phone
The error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped” on your Samsung Galaxy S8 basically tells you about the built-in phone app that crashes. Whatever the reason or cause is, we have to find out to be able to fix the problem. This error may occur in different situations and based on our experience, it may be
Some of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy S8+ have been complaining about the error message “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped,” which according to some, started without apparent reason or cause. But basically, the error actually just notifies you about the built-in phone app that crashed for some reason. It might be just a simple
Many of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy A3 phone have been complaining about various errors they encountered. One of those error message occur when calls are made or received and it says “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped.” It basically notifies the owner that the built-in phone app crashed for some reason. There are various
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
Understand the reason why the Settings app crashes and your phone pops up the error “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” and learn how fix or get rid of the problem on your Samsung Galaxy Note 5. Learn why the error “Unfortunately, Software Update has stopped” shows up and what you should do if it happens to
The error message “Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped” is among the most common errors many users encountered before. Now, even after many technological advancements, the error still occurs from time to time. In fact, we received a few complaints from our readers who own the #Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus (#S6EdgePlus). The purpose of
Aside from the usual “Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped” error with the #Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge), another error you may encounter that’s basically the same or relevant is “Unfortunately, Phone has stopped.” The first error I cited speaks of the com.android.phone service that may have crashed while the other is referring to the