This is really annoying and quite random, but my S3 will randomly reboot after installing new/updating an app from the play store.
After the reboot, it installs/updates just fine until a later time, where it will reboot again.
I've re-installed the ROM/kernel, wiped both caches, and checked for this thinking it may be the culprit but found nothing so far and the issue still persists.
Did anyone of you guys ever come across this?
iSilens said:
This is really annoying and quite random, but my S3 will randomly reboot after installing new/updating an app from the play store.
After the reboot, it installs/updates just fine until a later time, where it will reboot again.
I've re-installed the ROM/kernel, wiped both caches, and checked for this thinking it may be the culprit but found nothing so far and the issue still persists.
Did anyone of you guys ever come across this?
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factory reset from recovery and flash a stock firmware via odin. (facebook and chrome apps sometimes causes freezing issues..read somewhere on the internet).
I have a rooted galaxy s3 i747. Originally with AT&T but unlocked and switched to T-mobile.
Two months ago google play store/any google app stopped working. I couldn't sign into anything. Factory reset it, Still didn't sign in. I recently tried to fix it buy going into etc/hosts and adding the "#" in front of the I.P address. That worked, :good: I could sign into my google accounts.
But now Google play store wont connect. I know for sure my wi-fi is working. Browsing internet works perfectly without errors. It just keeps saying connection timed out, Retry.
I already checked my time/region. Its on automatic, everything correct.
I deleted the hosts file.. nothing. cleared cache, forced stopped, rebooted again and again. disable/enable.
I didn't save a copy of the hosts file though... Not sure if that's a problem or not. I don't know how to go about making another one.
I'm not the brightest when it comes to things like this.
please help.
Im having issues and I really don't want to factory reset the phone unless no one has any ideas. Netflix, Pandora, Amazon, Playstation, and Vudu all time out and give some sort of an error about inability to connect when I try to use them. Happens on both 4G and Wifi. Have tried reinstalling all apps and rebooting. Task manager disabled.
Anyone else having similar problems? My phone isn't rooted.
Well I broke down and did a factory reset...
Everything is functioning like it should be now.
This is driving me absolutely crazy
I've done everything down to a factory reset and nothing works
I read online that clearing the cache fixes it... Nope
Making sure it's not being put to sleep is the other thing I read, still didn't work
Anyone have suggestions? This is about to drive me to sell my phone.
Same problem here
S22+ on Verizon (Locked). I’ve had the phone since launch with no major issues. I received the March update on Friday the 18th. Since then, I have lost my network at least once every day. I get the message “Your phone’s not registered on a network so you can only make emergency calls.” Restarting or toggling Airplane mode on and off will correct it temporarily. I’ve gone into Settings>General Management>Reset, and reset the network settings, but that hasn’t corrected the problem. Anyone else with this issue? What else can I try?
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S22+ on Verizon (Locked). I’ve had the phone since launch with no major issues. I received the March update on Friday the 18th. Since then, I have lost my network at least once every day. I get the message “Your phone’s not registered on a network so you can only make emergency calls.” Restarting or toggling Airplane mode on and off will correct it temporarily. I’ve gone into Settings>General Management>Reset, and reset the network settings, but that hasn’t corrected the problem. Anyone else with this issue? What else can I try?
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Have you tried a factory reset? That's usually recommended after each update
The only time I do that is after an Android version update. The phone is only a month old, and this is the first update. I will if nothing else works.
So every month when you get a security update you do a factory reset and set up your phone again, reinstalling your apps?
never heard of that issue, normally you wouldn't factory reset after a security update. maybe try clearing cache in recovery mode?
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S22+ on Verizon (Locked). I’ve had the phone since launch with no major issues. I received the March update on Friday the 18th. Since then, I have lost my network at least once every day. I get the message “Your phone’s not registered on a network so you can only make emergency calls.” Restarting or toggling Airplane mode on and off will correct it temporarily. I’ve gone into Settings>General Management>Reset, and reset the network settings, but that hasn’t corrected the problem. Anyone else with this issue? What else can I try?
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try to download last stock firmware and flash from odin
Fytdyh said:
Have you tried a factory reset? That's usually recommended after each update
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Just a regular restart is enough after an update why do we have to factory reset each time??
Maskman_101 said:
Just a regular restart is enough after an update why do we have to factory reset each time??
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If I find my device behaving in a weird way after any type of update, I usually just factory reset said device. Now, for starters, I do have a micro sd, on which I store all my data. So, instead of wasting time trying to find out the culprit app/update, I hit factory reset. Cleans up everything I don't need, frees more space and the time required to reinstall all my apps is just around 5 minutes. For example, I had this phone for 2 years and had 10 factory resets so far.
have you contacted your carrier yet? if your phone keeps showing 'not registered' error message then it's likely that SIM should be replaced or the carrier side made some sort of error from their end and keeps dropping your phone from being recognized as registered.
I've seen one case that the phone was not listed as US device during an update and pretty much de-registered some people's phones. Random stupid things do happen
I think I might have fixed it by deleting system cache. Also did a forced restart. It is an intermittent problem.
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If I find my device behaving in a weird way after any type of update, I usually just factory reset said device. Now, for starters, I do have a micro sd, on which I store all my data. So, instead of wasting time trying to find out the culprit app/update, I hit factory reset. Cleans up everything I don't need, frees more space and the time required to reinstall all my apps is just around 5 minutes. For example, I had this phone for 2 years and had 10 factory resets so far.
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For me, just a restart is enough to make my phone better to use and I do it weekly once!
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For me, just a restart is enough to make my phone better to use and I do it weekly once!
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So you actually keep the phone 24/24 powered on? I turn off mine every night.
I leave my phone on always. Usually restart once a week.
Issue returned. It is just so random. I cleaned and reseated the SIM card. If I get time I will visit the Verizon store tomorrow.
I would think it's something software issue that samsung engineers need to look into.
If you haven't already, submit error report after seeing the issue again.
Samsung members app > get help > error report
Thanks, I will do that.