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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.
Just like computers, smartphones can also succumb into bootloop issues. It’s when the device suddenly turns off and then boots up by itself. In fact, this problem has surfaced among the most prevalent issues afflicting users of various Android devices including the Samsung Galaxy J5 smartphone. If by any chance you too are dealing with
Frequent and random reboots are more often caused by some firmware-related issues unless of course there’s an issue with the hardware. But for a new phone like the Samsung Galaxy S9, it’s almost impossible to have hardware-related problems that may lead to reboot issues. After all, Samsung has already learn its lesson with the Galaxy
Random reboots are often due to some firmware issues. They often occur after an update but there are times when they occur without apparent cause. Such is the case with some of the owners of the new Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus. According to some of our readers, theirs phones started to reboot randomly regardless whether
Some of our readers that bought the new HTC U12/U12 Plus reported that their devices started to restart randomly. The reboots may occur a few times a day but the thing is that it’s very annoying considering you wouldn’t know when your device turns off. If you’re composing a text or an email and your
Performance-related problems are often caused by firmware issues. Even a powerful phone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 may encounter similar problems as you continue using it. We have some readers who have contacted us because their phones reportedly started running so slow. In this post, I will walk you through in fixing this problem
System or firmware issues may occur every now and then regardless whether your phone is new or not, entry-level or high-end. So even if you have the new Samsung Galaxy Note 9, you may still be able to encounter this problem sooner or later. But the thing is that firmware issues can be fixed by
When a powerful smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S10 keeps rebooting randomly, it could be a sign of a firmware issue. That has always been the case with similar problems we encountered in the past. However, it is also very much possible that there’s an issue with the hardware. Since your phone is still new,
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
Random reboots are a sign of a firmware problem but if your phone suffered from physical and/or liquid damage, then it could be a hardware issue. It might be just a very simple concern or a serious problem that requires a technician to fix it. We have readers who contacted us regarding their Samsung Galaxy
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.
While it may sound bizarre for new high-powered smartphones to give in to various types of software issues, it can happen and is actually happening. In fact, many users of high-end smartphones including Galaxy Note 8 owners have been raising several complaints regarding different types of problems they have encountered while using the phone in
Random restarts seldom occur to high-end devices especially the new ones. Nonetheless, it can happen and in fact has already occurred to some high-powered smartphones including the Huawei P10. Usually the symptom is attributed to memory problems like when the memory is shrinking. But in new devices, errant apps and data corruption are usually the
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
Performance issues are among the things you can surely encounter if you’re a smartphone owner, no matter what the brand of your device is. It’s because performance deteriorates over time. Some of our readers that own the Samsung Galaxy A50 reported that their device keeps rebooting and there’s no clear indication as to what caused
When a smartphone reboots randomly, it is almost certain that there’s an issue with the firmware. Such is the case with some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A10, an entry-level device that actually has some decent hardware specs for its category. This kind of problem occurs from time to time and it does not necessarily
I will address some of the problems with the Samsung Galaxy S6 (#Samsung #GalaxyS6) that is related to its firmware or operating system including the issue wherein the device gets stuck on the Android System Recovery screen after an update. More of more users are experiencing this specific issue especially that Samsung and respective carriers
We have been receiving complaints from our readers who own #Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge) units that keep rebooting for some reason. While we already addressed many of these kinds of issues before, we are obliged to look into it from time to time considering we have readers that continuously send us report regarding this
Understand why your #Samsung Galaxy S7 (#GalaxyS7) keeps shutting down on its own and learn how to troubleshoot it in a bid to fix the problem. Know what to do if your phone randomly shuts down and reboots on its own after a firmware update. Learn how to troubleshoot an S7 that randomly restarts after
A #Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge) that keeps shutting down and randomly restarting on its own might have a problem in its firmware or it could be an issue with its hardware. We have already received similar issues before with previous Galaxy models and while there were some owners who haven’t fixed their devices, many