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03-30-2021 09:09 AM in
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03-30-2021 10:32 AM (Last edited 03-30-2021 10:33 AM ) in
Galaxy SThey don't tell you to clear the cache too ?
If it does'nt does'nt works try this :
First :
• Turn off your phone.
• Then hold down Volume Up and Power button until you see SAMSUNG Galaxy logo on the screen.
• After that select Wipe cache partition. Use Volume buttons to scroll and confirm with the Power button.
• Now go to Yes option.
• At last, choose Reboot system now by using the Power key.
Now your device should work better
When you got a major update, sometimes some files got corrupted so WE recommand you to make a Wipe Cache Partition after each major update.
This does’nt affect any of your files but can improve your device’s performance and resolve many problems that could happen after a major update.
Wipe Cache Partition is similar as a Tune-up for a car, so will it be better or not for your device ?
Enjoy
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03-30-2021 12:26 PM in
Galaxy SCheck with your carrier, I had the same problem last week with Videotron.
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04-12-2021 06:27 AM in
Galaxy SHi, Please could you try to back up and reset your device.
To Backup data:
From Settings, navigate to and tap Accounts and backup. Tap Back up data under "Samsung Cloud". On the next screen, select the content you want to back up, or simply tap Select all. When you are ready, tap Back up at the bottom of the screen. Tap Done when it is finished syncing.
To restore the data:
From Settings, navigate to and tap Accounts and backup. Tap Restore data under "Samsung Cloud". On the next screen, select your desired device (at the top of the screen), and then select the content you want to restore. Next, tap Restore at the bottom of the screen. If required, follow the on-screen instructions to download your backup data.
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03-30-2021 08:04 PM in
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