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04-23-2021 08:12 AM in
Galaxy A
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04-23-2021 11:03 AM in
Galaxy AHey Roxus,
As you have performed the factory reset of the device, we suggest you to verify your phone in safe mode for 24 hours to diagnose the issue exactly if the third-party apps cause the issue or the phone. Then, get back to us with the results.
Safe mode to check if added apps are causing problems. This mode only loads basic system software and allows you to disable third-party applications.
1. After turning off the device, turn it on.
2. Once the Samsung logo has started, press and hold the volume down button.
3. When the home screen appears, the safe mode is displayed in the lower-left corner of the screen.
Keep your device in safe mode for 24 hours.
How to deactivate safe mode.
1. Press and hold the power button.
2. Tap Restart.
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04-23-2021 12:23 PM (Last edited 04-23-2021 12:53 PM ) in
Galaxy AThanks for those instructions. I should have mentioned that I ran the phone for two days in Safe Mode. It did crash/shutdown during that test.
Have you heard of this particular issue being tied to a Samsung or Android update?
Also, is it possible or a good idea to flash the phone's firmware back to factory default via Samsung Smart Switch?

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04-23-2021 04:31 PM in
Galaxy AHey Roxus,
Thanks for your reply. Please note that Samsung recommends to keep the devices up to date and not recommended flashing the device as it may cause misbehavior of the device.
Please follow the steps below and check if it works fine.
Go to Settings > Device Care > Tap on three dots in the top right corner> Select Auto Restart and turn it off if it is on.
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04-24-2021 05:24 AM in
Galaxy AI have made your suggested change. Auto Restart was enabled previously and I have now disabled it.
My steps were slightly different:
Go to Settings > Device Care > Tap on three dots in the top right corner> Advanced > Select Auto Restart and turn it off if it is on.

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04-24-2021 10:11 AM in
Galaxy AHi Roxus,
Thanks for sharing the changed steps from your phone.
Is your problem got resolved by following the above steps? If yes, Please take the time to accept the comment that you find helpful as solution by clicking on 3 dots and tap on "Accept as Solution" and help others with the same query.
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04-25-2021 11:52 AM in
Galaxy AWill advise if this works. Sometimes it takes a couple of days before it crashes overnight. So far so good last night no issues.
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04-26-2021 03:51 AM in
Galaxy ALast night the phone had 60% charge before bed. This morning is was completely powered off and has 20% charge. Something is using a lot of power overnight to cause this crash. In Device care, under Battery, I don't see any Apps using more than 1%. Could it be the Android system causing the problem? Any way to force the next UI 3.0 update which is not on my A70 yet but I see it's on the list of eligible phones.
Back to the charger.
