Okay, so, I was sitting at my desk on the computer and my phone randomly restarted. I let it go for about 5 minutes without interference and it didn't finish starting. So, I pulled the battery, waited about 30 seconds and let it restart. The phone starts normally and then I let stuff load. Then I unlock and it says "Sorry! Process android.process.acore has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again." and now it shuts it self off. What should I do? I did a factory reset and its fixed... for now...
HELP!!
had the same
i fixed it , its the switch for cover off , i putted some tape on the metal cover backside lid , how controls the switch , problem over
ma5ter_c0mmad0r said:
... "Sorry! Process android.process.acore has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again." and now it shuts it self off...
HELP!!
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When it rebooted, did it look like it had already done a reset of your home screen and other settings? Sometimes, if you delete a package that the system is expecting, and it reboots to stock, you'll get that acore error.
If you get another random reboot that comes up with everything reset, you may want to look into replacing the internal memory, or a return to Dell if that is still an option for you.
random reboots
I'm having kinda the same problem but mine is associated with motion... a slight bump and my Streak will reboot....
Where exactly did you put the tape?
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the process android.process.acore has stopped unexpectedly
it keeps FCing and restarting on its own, make the phone un-usable because everytime i try to press a button, it will freeze, put up this FC, and when i click "force close" it will close what i was trying to open, and the cycle starts over again
i'm stock with the new JI6 update via KIES mini, had no problems for 3 days, and last night the phone ran out of batteries while i was out of the house and when i got back, i plugged it in, turned it on and i got this FC as the phone was doing the start-up media scan thing.
it will show this FC everytime i reboot as well
under settings -> manage applications -> running services there is a service called 'contacts storage' which is governed by android.process.acore
that's the only other clue i could dig out
*edit* mine doesn't seem to have anything to do with facebook, however, i can't access my contacts as everytime i try, this FC will force me out of the contacts screen
I've seen them a lot of times. When I get them, I just re-flash a new ROM onto my phone. It usually happens when I do something stupid to my phone.
i didnt do anything to it! everything was working, even after i updated to JI6 ... nothing was broken till it ran out juice yesturday.
I'll get this when I do a Titanium restore and restore the system data by mistake.
This should be in Q&A not development.
Also, try clearing your caches in Clockwork Recovery
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So turned on my new Gtablet this morning, after leaving to charge overnight. Booted up - with no welcome setup screen - set up wifi OK and got the message to update to 3558.
Started that off, it seemed to run OK; after about 5 minutes I briefly tapped the power on button, as the screen had gone dark, and got the message that read something like, application android media.com has stopped unexpectedly (sorry I didn't write it down) and forced closed. The download didn't proceed any further so after another 10 minutes so I cancelled it.
Powered down and rebooted. The welcome/setup screen now appeared. I accept the licence agreement set the date/time and press next.
Get message: "The application Tablet setup (process com.tapntap.welcome) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.
I have now repeated this about five times with exactly the same results.
I am really at a loss what to do next. NVFlash restore? Format SD card?
EDIT: Fixed by running recovery with the stock 3558 ROM and instructions from here : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=842000
Thanks for the post. I was mighty PO'd when my new toy crapped out on the first use.
everytime i boot up my gtab all of a sudden, all im getting are
"sorry! the app ... has stopped unexpectedly. please try again."
and i have to force close. its happenign for like 10 apps and my launcher (VTL) and it just keeps happening over and over again. i cant get it to stop and cant use my tablet.
im on the clemsyn+kalkulin rom/kernel.
anyone have any idea what to do??
EDIT - somehow, the battery completely discharged. this is what happened when i rebooted the tablet after it had discharged, although i definitely had turned it off with >40% battery life remaining.
i recharged it completely overnight and its stuck on charging 95% but the errors havent gone away... any takers?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=896395
thanks! do you think if i back it up now, will that backup still be usable when i restore it after performing these steps?
Don't know... Never had that problem so I never tried it. But I wouldn't be surprised if the data was no good.
thanks again! and one last question - does the clockwork mod backup back up both the rom and kernel or just the rom?
i did that and restored my image and i am still getting the force closing. any other suggestions?
edit - fixing permissions fixed the problem. tjanks for the help!
Cool. Glad you got it going.
Hi guys,
I am having a very frustrating problem with my S3. I had the google.process.gapps stopping randomly for a few days, but that wasn't more than an annoyance. Last night, my battery run out and when I plugged my S3 it in and turned it on, all hell broke loose. Starting with the lock screen I have been getting non-stop "Unfortunately X has stopped" with X being anything from LogsProvider, NfcService, ContextProvider, SysScope and the already mentioned google.process.gapps. As long as I stay on the lock screen I can click these away...eventually. If I try to go into Settings or in the normal screen I get another batch of those messages, but this time the SysScope one, just keeps coming and coming and coming, so that I can't do absolutely anything. I have tried the same in Safe Mode but there wasn't any change.
Please tell me there is something I can do, other than a factory wipe.
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Hi guys,
I am having a very frustrating problem with my S3. I had the google.process.gapps stopping randomly for a few days, but that wasn't more than an annoyance. Last night, my battery run out and when I plugged my S3 it in and turned it on, all hell broke loose. Starting with the lock screen I have been getting non-stop "Unfortunately X has stopped" with X being anything from LogsProvider, NfcService, ContextProvider, SysScope and the already mentioned google.process.gapps. As long as I stay on the lock screen I can click these away...eventually. If I try to go into Settings or in the normal screen I get another batch of those messages, but this time the SysScope one, just keeps coming and coming and coming, so that I can't do absolutely anything. I have tried the same in Safe Mode but there wasn't any change.
Please tell me there is something I can do, other than a factory wipe.
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Do a factory wipe.
As above, try a wipe first -but letting your battery run out can corrupt a partition. You may need to reflash your firmware.
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I started receiving this today. When I click "OK" the message bounces back up almost immediately, like a spam.
If I wait for 10-15 minutes and then press "OK" button, then I have maybe 5 seconds time window until message appears again.
Same happens when I click "Try to solve".
Earlier today I had a notification something like "Youtube app might harm your phone".
I tried restarting and plugging out battery, didn't help.
I didn't really bother with that since I own Lenovo k3 note with factory settings and I had adware for a long time. So I thought that was just a missinformation.
P.S. I'm not sure what exactly version of Android is currently installed on my phone and now I can't really check either...
Lenovo phone, says it all. Unfortunately Youtube is a system file on Lenovo so when it hangs you cannot access anything else.
Remove the battery and leave alone for roughly 5 minutes, this lets any caps to discharge so the phone has to restart from boot.
try starting the phone again, if this doesn't work, try doing a factory reset.