The error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” on your Samsung Galaxy S9 is basically a notification telling you that for some reason, the Settings app has crashed. Settings is a pre-installed app or service which handles almost all of the settings and configurations in your phone. In other words, it’s one of those very important
How to fix Samsung Galaxy J7 error “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” [Troubleshooting Guide]
Among all the apps in your #Samsung Galaxy J7 (#GalaxyJ7), the Settings is the most important because it manages all your preferences including those with other apps. The thing is, overworked services and apps may often crash or stop working. When it happens, you can actually expect two behaviors; either the app just closes without
How to fix your Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017) that shows “Settings has stopped” error [Troubleshooting Guide]
Applications crash from time to time and this happens regardless of the model of your phone. Devices with higher specifications, however, may not encounter it as often as those in the lower end for some obvious reason. Recently though, we have been receiving messages from our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J3 complaining about
How to fix Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus with error “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” (easy steps)
The error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” can be a sign of a minor problem with your phone or a serious issue with the firmware. It basically means that the Settings app has crashed or stopped working for some reason. As a result, you cannot access most of the settings in your device let alone
Samsung Galaxy S8 error: Unfortunately, Settings has stopped
The error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” could be a sign of a very serious problem but it could also be a sign or a minor firmware issue. This error seems to be bugging many of the owners of the Samsung Galaxy S8 and some of our readers actually contacted us because they could no
How to fix Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016) “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” error [Troubleshooting Guide]
Understand why your Samsung Galaxy J3 is popping up the “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” error whenever you try to use the app and learn how to get rid of it. When the error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” pops up, it could be a sign of a more serious firmware issue. Settings is actually an
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus shows “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped”
While Settings is just another application that comes pre-installed on your Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, it’s actually one of the most important apps that should work without a hitch. The error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” will always mean that your phone has a serious firmware issue that causes Settings to crash. Most of the
How to fix Samsung Galaxy J7 that keeps popping “Unfortunately, Contacts has stopped” error message [Troubleshooting Guide]
Read and understand why a powerful smartphone like the #Samsung Galaxy J7 (#GalaxyJ7) suddenly started to show up the error “Unfortunately, Contacts has stopped” without apparent reason and learn how to troubleshoot your device in case this problem happens to you. The error message “Unfortunately, Contacts has stopped” is one of the most common app-related
Samsung Galaxy J7 pops up “Unfortunately, Maps has stopped” when GPS is enabled [Troubleshooting Guide]
Read on to understand why a mid-range device like the #Samsung Galaxy #J7 may encounter errors like “Unfortunately, Maps has stopped” and learn how to troubleshoot it when it happens to you. Turning on the GPS service on your phone will also open other apps and run services necessary to give you a more accurate
How to fix your Samsung Galaxy S8 with “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” error [Troubleshooting Guide]
App crashes may sometimes affect the overall performance of your phone but for a device with really impressive specs like the Samsung Galaxy S8, app problems are almost unheard of. There is, however, one problem that is haunting many of the S8 owners–the error “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” which is more of a hardware problem
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Error: Unfortunately, Settings has stopped
More often, the error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” is accompanied by freezes and lags and sometimes even random reboots. It’s because the problem is in the firmware and this could happen even to the most powerful smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. We have encountered similar issues in the past and among the
How to fix Galaxy Note10+ Settings has stopped | Settings keeps crashing
We’ve been getting reports from a number of Galaxy Note10+ users who are experiencing Settings has stopped error. If you are one of them, this troubleshooting article might help. Follow our suggestions below on what to do. How to fix Galaxy Note10+ Settings has stopped | Settings keeps crashing If your Galaxy Note10+ keeps showing
Samsung Galaxy A20 runs slow with ‘Settings keeps stopping’ error
The error message ‘Settings keeps stopping’ isn’t as minor as any other app crashes because Settings is one of the core apps. Some owners of the Samsung Galaxy A20 reported this problem to have occurred after an update. Basically, when pre-installed apps crash, you can always expect it to be an issue with the firmware.
Samsung Galaxy S10e keeps showing “Settings has stopped” error
The error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” that keeps popping up on your Samsung Galaxy S10e simply means that Settings has crashed for some reason. Unlike other app crashes, this error is a bit serious because Settings is a core application that covers almost all apps, services and features in your phone. As long as
Samsung Galaxy S7 keeps showing “Settings has stopped” error after Android 7.1 Nougat update [Troubleshooting Guide]
The error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” seems to be bugging some #Samsung Galaxy S7 (#GalaxyS7) owners shortly after the roll out of the Android 7.1 #Nougat update. It appears like it’s a firmware issue considering it started after the update but we really can’t be sure of that until we tried troubleshooting the device.
How to fix Samsung Galaxy S7 “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” error depending on the situation it occurred
Learn how to #fix your Samsung Galaxy S7 (#GalaxyS7) that shows the error “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” after an update. Learn more about it’s possible causes and how to #troubleshoot the error based on the situation you are in. Know how to work around if you cannot access the Application Manager and clear the cache
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge popping up “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” error after Android 7 Nougat update, other app problems [Troubleshooting Guide]
Read and understand why the error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” keeps showing up on your #Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge) and learn how to troubleshoot your phone when it pops up. Understand why some of the apps may crash or force close after a firmware update and learn what you should do to make
Settings started to keep crashing on Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus after the Android 8.0 Oreo update (easy fix)
When the Settings app starts to crash, you can expect that there’s a firmware-related problem on your phone and it seems that many Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus owners started to have this problem after the Android 8.0 Oreo update. We’ve been contacted by some of our readers saying they couldn’t do something with their phones
Samsung Galaxy S8 started to freeze and show “Settings has stopped” error after Android 8.0 Oreo update (easy steps)
The error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” is a sign of a firmware issue and whether it’s serious or not, we don’t know yet. But based on experience, this error could be just a result of a minor firmware problem and considering the fact that some of our readers reported that it started after an
How to fix your Samsung Galaxy A7 (2017) that shows up “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” [Troubleshooting Guide]
The error message “Unfortunately, Settings has stopped” seems to be bugging some of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy A7. While it’s not clear why the error keeps showing, it’s obviously an app-related concern but what makes it a bit more complicated is the fact that Settings is actually a built-in app and covers