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after being on for 12 hours straight.
is this normal? or is it one of those automatic precautionary measures built in?
It happens. It's just part of owning a smart phone. iPhones do it, my old Blackberry did it, my wife's Motorola Backflip does it, and my Atrix does it. If it just reboots once in a blue moon don't alarm yourself. If it starts to reboot often like a couple of times a day then you may need to call Tech Support, visit a ATT Device Support Center, or exchange if you are during your 14 day window.
I have never seen any of the phones I have had, my wife has had, or my children have had randomly reboot. That doesn't mean they never did it, but as much as we use our phones, I think we would notice random reboots. Your phone shouldn't ever randomly reboot unless it's programmed in the software to make it do so. That being said, if it has only happened once and has no repetative nature, I probably wouldn't worry.
its happened one other time before. and it happened in the middle of the night while i was sleeping which made me very irritated when those "chimes" sounded
Do you have any apps installed which might be causing a reboot?
I have TiBu set to backup 3 nights a week, and then reboot the phone after the backup completes at 5am.
Is it possible you have installed something which has a setting enabling reboot?
No, I checked the apps thing already the first time it happened and thought it was all good until yesterday.
the last time it happened was over a month ago, so it might just be a totally random thing?
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after being on for 12 hours straight.
is this normal? or is it one of those automatic precautionary measures built in?
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If you are in a troublesome signal spot, that is definitely prone to happen...
CaelanT said:
I have never seen any of the phones I have had, my wife has had, or my children have had randomly reboot. That doesn't mean they never did it, but as much as we use our phones, I think we would notice random reboots. Your phone shouldn't ever randomly reboot unless it's programmed in the software to make it do so. That being said, if it has only happened once and has no repetative nature, I probably wouldn't worry.
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A couple of years ago I lot track of how many people were having phone reboots in South Florida. This was mainly an AT&T/Nokia issue, but goofy signal areas can really screw with any phone.
Case in point, one of my friends has a local bar by him that we sometimes hang out. No matter which AT&T phone was used, the signal bar will go from 3G/Edge and sometimes give up and reboot over and over.
I though it was more of a switchover from 3G to EDGE, but even when I forced it to stay on 3G or EDGE it would still random reboot. Weird...
Hello:
So, the bottom line up front is I need help solving a problem with my now third, new Verizon Samsung Galaxy S4--it keeps restarting on its own, at random times, but most often after I lock the screen.
To go in more depth, if you think you may know the solution: I purchased the S4 when it first came out, some time in 2013 (not sure specifically, but it was new) and it worked just fine for 13 months (1 month past the warranty of course); this was back in August, when I got the latest Android update pushed to my phone from Verizon (4.4.2). A couple of weeks later, I would occasionally get overheating warnings that would very quickly disappear (like within a few seconds), and then the device started restarting itself... I cannot predict when it will restart, it's random, but like I said above, it usually happens most right after I lock the screen by pressing the right side button once. I started looking around on the internet for a solution then, but only found a couple of videos from earlier in 2013 where people were having battery problems (Google search has been letting me down more and more as the years pass). One day while at work, I was listening to Pandora as I always have with the phone in my front pocket, as I always have. A few hours later when I got home, not having taken the phone out of my front pocket since those last few hours at work, I went to answer a text message I had received; when I unlocked the phone, the screen was black, except for a small bit of white showing through some cracks UNDER the LCD, UNDER the screen protector, INSIDE my Otterbox Defender... the phone appeared to be working still, but the screen and touch screen did not. At that point I was pretty damn irritated and tried to find answers for a week with no luck... I called Verizon, they sent me on a goose chase to Samsung, who sent me back to Verizon, who got me in a conference call with Samsung and then left the call, and then Samsung ultimately said I would need to pay for repairs to the phone... SO... I went back to Verizon who again said I would have to talk to Samsung, but instead I just settled to giving Asurion (my phone insurance through Verizon, whom I pay an extra $9 monthly) $99 as a deductible to get a replacement S4...
Two days later I receive a brand new S4... spend hours setting it up the way I had my prior one... wasting tons of my valueable time to do so and bandwidth from my Concast ISP and the data cap they've decided to give us... one week later, the phone starts restarting itself... and this one did it more often than my prior one... EVERYTHING is up to date, minus a good amount of useless bloatware apps I never use from Samsung, like "Watch On," which I ignore... but everything necessary, I update. So, I go back to Asurion, who quickly ships me a 3rd S4...
Two days later I receive that third, brand new S4... spend hours setting it up the way I had my prior one... and now, this one is also restarting itself randomly. Interestingly, when I visited family for Thanksgiving, it restarted itself over and over and over much more frequently than when I'm at my place... at my family's place, they have very poor reception, and my phone usually has to work more to try to get the signal... IDK what the deal is, but maybe that information can be helpful to y'all.
Other things to note:
1) When I check the "RAM manager" by holding down the home button and then choosing "Task Manager", the phone is always using at least 800MB of 1.77GB of RAM... even when I choose "Clear memory" and it tells me 30 something apps have been closed... it jumps right back up to 800-900MB of usage.
2) I've tried factory resets on all three phones; with the first one where the screen cracked inside, I hooked the phone up via HDMI... within a couple of days, the restarting begins.
3) With the first replacement I received, I could not sent text messages with the default messenger app... and shortly after trying, it would restart.
4) I have used the same SIM card with all three phones since the issue began, when I first got the 4.2.2 update... I do not suspect the SIM card is the problem, but I'm also not savy with the phone... I know my way around it, but I'm not in the know.
5) I thought maybe it started because of some apps I had been trying, so I had deleted them, and the problem still persists.
6) I constantly have a Pebble Bluetooth smart watch connected to the phone... I have since I got it last Spring (2014).
7) I have never rooted the S4, overclocked it, underclocked it, or modded it in anyway because I do not know how, and I was afraid of what could happen in the future with whatever ROM I did flash onto the device if Verizon tried to push an update to it... I just don't know anything about the whole process, and I'm assuming it requires a lot of know how and babysitting of the device... I just want it to work.
8) I've replaced the battery twice; it doesn't seem to be the problem.
9) I've cleared the cache through the boot manager thing gotten to by holding a combo of buttons on the device while it's rebooting... it did not help.
Edit: 10) Today while I was listening to Pandora in the car, the audio began to skip and scratch, and then it paused for a moment, and then the phone restarted itself.
11) I forgot to mention that the reboot process itself is very fast compared to a manual restart performed by me... the phone will go black, the Samsung color rings will show a second after that, the logo appears then, the screen flashes the red Verizon logo, and then the devices is ready to be used... it's less than 10 seconds.
I've been searching around on the internet for about two months now while dealing with the problem and I can't find anything useful. Does anyone here know what my issue is and how I can fix it? Is there a way to pull error logs / information from the S4 somehow to give to someone to diagnose, like DxDiags on PC? I don't know how to read that stuff myself, but I know it can be very useful... I just don't know how to find that info inside of these very locked down ****boxes we call smartphones...
I truly appreciate any help I can get--sorry I can't offer anything in return; if I can't find a solution, I'm just going to go to my backup phone from 2011 (Droid X), and I will definitely never purchase another Samsung device, especially after they blamed me as the cause of the problem without even seeing the phone...
Thanks.
The problem is with the NG6 software build, and "probably" not with your phone. Go to Settings>About Phone> and see what Baseband Version is on your phone. If the last 3 letters are NG6, that's probably the problem. There is a new OTA update (as of 12/1).....Baseband Version ending in NK1, which corrects the rebooting problem. Either install the new update, or go back to the NC5 baseband version and that should solve your problem. Both NK1 and NC5 can be rooted if you desire.
My V10 went into a bootloop back in November and I was fortunate enough to get it replaced days before the 1 warranty expired. Yesterday, my wife's V10 also suffered the same failure. Unfortunately, no insurance and Verizon still insists that they don't know anything about the hardware fault that's causing these phones to bootloop. I can cough up my failure to just bad luck, but both phones failing for the same thing has nothing to do with luck.
If anyone knows of a class action suit being filed against LG, I would be interested in signing up.
Last LG product I'll ever purchase.
lawsuit
I'd be surprised if there wasn't one. The same thing happened to my G4.
I'm pretty sure there is one...Google it
I've seen the articles of an active lawsuit against them, but there's no information on how to join. Usually, the attorneys will get companies to release the information of customers who may have been affected so that they can be contacted to join or opt out. Either way, I will send them an email and see if I get a response..
My phone just got the bootloop yesterday and I was able to get Verizon to agree to send a replacement for me even though I am well out of warranty. The person I spoke with on chat said she researched it and said it was a known issue so they could cover it. So my replacement phone comes tomorrow. Now I am just trying to get it to boot long enough for me to back up whatever I can.
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My phone just got the bootloop yesterday and I was able to get Verizon to agree to send a replacement for me even though I am well out of warranty. The person I spoke with on chat said she researched it and said it was a known issue so they could cover it. So my replacement phone comes tomorrow. Now I am just trying to get it to boot long enough for me to back up whatever I can.
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You faired far better than me. They told me they didn't know anything about the issue (however they knew about it back in November when my phone died a few days before it's one year anniversary) when I called about my wife's phone suffering the same fate.
I did call LG and they are definitely aware of the issue as they extended the warranty of the phone by an additional 6 months.
Verizon should still address this issue with its customers rather than brush it off as just another defective device out if warranty.
I think there is one right now.. Not sure how to find it.. I notice most of the people experiencing bootloop ignored fixing the overheating, which almost all of them do out the box.. Mine did and I stopped the overheating right away simply by enabling developer option and turning off all window animations.. Don't know what that is but since them my v10 stays cold to the touch for basic daily use.. Even when watching videos.. I haven't tried gaming but I plan to.. You might want to do it to the one you just fixed.. By default it's on " x1."
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I think there is one right now.. Not sure how to find it.. I notice most of the people experiencing bootloop ignored fixing the overheating, which almost all of them do out the box.. Mine did and I stopped the overheating right away simply by enabling developer option and turning off all window animations.. Don't know what that is but since them my v10 stays cold to the touch for basic daily use.. Even when watching videos.. I haven't tried gaming but I plan to.. You might want to do it to the one you just fixed.. By default it's on " x1."
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Thanks, I'll give that a shot. My wife isn't a very heavy user, so don't know how the phone overheated that much to cause the hardware issue.
Received notification that LG repaired the phone by replacing the main board. They determined the fault to be "phone not charging". What a crock of ****. That was not even a problem.
Meanwhile, I'm 2 days in still waiting for a response to my email from the firm that is already suing them.
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Received notification that LG repaired the phone by replacing the main board. They determined the fault to be "phone not charging". What a crock of ****. That was not even a problem.
Meanwhile, I'm 2 days in still waiting for a response to my email from the firm that is already suing them.
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I bought my V10 day 1 (10/30/'15) and it bootlooped like a week ago. Sent it in and just got the email saying it wasn't charging through the port. Right... 20 months in and they're still replacing boards "under warranty" though so I'm not mad lol
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I bought my V10 day 1 (10/30/'15) and it bootlooped like a week ago. Sent it in and just got the email saying it wasn't charging through the port. Right... 20 months in and they're still replacing boards "under warranty" though so I'm not mad lol
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Nice to know it wasn't just me they used that excuse with, guess they don't want the real reason of shoddy hardware being a liability in court.
My V10 replacement from Nov 2016 now exhibits WiFi disconnection issues. Wife's V10 has no such problems. Hopefully I can get to November before the phone totally faults out again.
I was looking forward to the Pixel 2 but I heard it's going to be a LG manufactured phone. Ugh, that's sad news as I won't even consider it.
Agreed, I definitely won't be one of the early buyers for a pixel 2. Bought a Note 4 off ebay, gonna roll with that and my newly repaired V10 as a backup until one of these manufacturers makes a modern phone with all the features I want. V20 would've been it but I'm not about to have one of those bootloop on me as well.. See what the V30 brings I guess
Just a little update from getting my main board replaced. Got it back yesterday after missing FedEx the day before and the sim no longer worked, but they left my glass screen protector on which I wasn't expecting. It had been updated from 25A (I was holding out for mm root..) to 28A. Everything seems to work but it is no longer going to be my dd. If something happens to my note I'll activate it but it's on zerolemon-mp3 player duty for now. Still love the idea of the V10...
Thanks for the update. They had removed the screen protector on my phone when I got it back. But so far phone is running ok. It did shut down on its own from getting too hot a couple of days ago. I was taking pictures and leaving the photo camera on when it did it.
So I've had this problem for at the very least about a year now. If I think back, it's been going on for a lot longer than that.
It started off with my Galaxy S8 on ATT. It was subtle at first and I just presumed them to be glitches. Webpages would open by themselves. The back button would randomly go off at times. Things would "click" themselves. It wasnt as prominent as it is now so I just assumed it to be weird errors.
So around April of 2019 the glitches got so bad that I thought my phone was being hacked and I needed to get my own plan so I upgraded to an S10 on the T-Mobile network.
Things started off slow, but the same kind of problems kept happening. It just got a lot creepier because webpages started to open by themselves had significance to what was going on in my life. Like I had been fighting with my GF and a PsychologyToday article about narcissism opened on my phone which was beyond reaching distance.
I still had my S8 and used it at home to simply surf the web and such. There was a point where I thought I was going to end up in someone hacking my account and exposing stupidly taken nudes. Because I had my new S10 and was scared, I ripped the back of the S8 off and ripped the battery out.
This is where I believe I discovered one of the primary problems. Now the S8 might take a 15 second charge if I plug it into the wall, but it had enough juice to start up and when it accessed the PlayStore it showed up as two unique devices.
The PlayStore had two Galaxy S8's with just slightly different names accessing my account on the same day. I've almost always felt like I was guest on my phones while someone else was the administrator. My Note10+ had a similar issue which I will get to later.
So my S8 is toast now because the battery isn't removable on the fly. So I'm using the S10 now and the same problems keep happening. Things clicking themselves, webpages opening, as I'm typing something will hit space midword, and the creepy feeling of an omnipresent watcher.
I realized my S10's dictionary of used words was just kind of off. Words I wouldn't use started to show up in my autopredictions. One day perplexed by what was showing up, I just began hitting the center word. The sentence that popped up was something like "I really enjoyed the video of the 15 year old girl". Special note, my phone is beginning to lag terribly the farther I get into this. So freaked out by that 15 year old girl sentence I erased it, but curious repeated the process again. It turned into what looked like a suicide letter. I didnt know what to make of it, but thought I might get killed and set up to look like a pedophile/suicide case.
This is when I turned off it's network access and began using a low end prepaid Android. I actually went through two. At this point everything I touched techwise began to malfunction. For some reason my FiOS didn't want to work so I bought a hotspot pass from Xfinity. Long story short, this phone apparently used 300 GB of data in one week. The phone itself registered 30 GB for two months. The S10 I had bricked apparently had the capability to send cellular data stil as well. It wasn't a ton, but there shouldnt have been any. When I questioned T-Mobile they couldnt give me a straight answer.
So at this point I have a Galaxy S8 showing up as two devices, an S10 that should be off, and another phone that had 270 GB of data go missing. I tried calling Xfinity about the data, but couldn't get through. I tried my T-Mobile line, my father's Verizon line, a third party app combined a VPN, and even walked to a local firehouse around midnight. My grandmother's home phone line with Comcast even died while I tried to get though.
I tried a cheap trac phone, but the camera on that would turn off and on by itself. I'm not an apple fan but tried an iPhone 6S on the trac as well. Still had the same unnerving issues. I didnt trust the S10 so I hoped a clean start with new number on a new network would help so I got my grandmother to get me a Note10+ on her Verizon account.
This phone has acted the same way as the others and has had the same weird issues. Showing up as two devices? In Members I had two Note10's. The first was named something like "Verizon Note10+ 256 GB". It looked official but when selected under serial number it had my IMEI number. Now the second Note10 was named, generically, "Samsung Device". But when this was selected next to serial number was the correct one.
I questioned Samsung help about this, even asking which one to remove but couldnt get a straight answer from the rep. It was so vague and confusing I even gave the guy option a or b, and got nothing.
I was tinkering around with an app called 3C toolbox and at one point I believe my phone was running five simultaneous Android OS. When looking at an IP log I had taken, I took a few pictures from my laptops computer screen. I had the phone's wifi off, bluetooth off, mobile data off, and in airplane mode. I have no idea how it happened, but I guess my phone picked up a rogue connection somehow and the pictures began erasing themselves.
I cant be certain of what's going on but whoever has access is able to go into my accounts via my phone. Going back to the S8, I tried purchasing a recovery software because I thought looking into the innards of my phone might give me some insight. The email with the verification code was snoozed on me, and the only device logged into my gmail was my S8. There was no notification of a sign in attempt, so I presume it was snoozed through my device.
My tech in general has gone to hell this year. When the S8 was acting funny I was doing research on my very old laptop. The network driver uninstalled itself. This is when I bought a chromebook. The operating system corrupted within a week. For some reason I thought iOS might help so I bought an iPad. When I connected it to my home network during setup the pin changed bricking it. So I bought another chromebook, and decided to update and set it up in the Target I purchased it at. There was already an owner to the device. Things had been so wrong for so long I simply kept it. I bought another laptop which works ok, but you can tell something's off.
The most frustrating purchase beyond the Galaxy's was a Macbook Air. After trying to get iPad that bricked itself fixed, but couldnt I bought the Air on the spot with Apple Care. I sent logs and videos to Apple and was told it'd take a week. Two and half months later, questions unanswered, blatant videos, I was told nothing was wrong with it. The thing turned itself on just last month and I only know that because my router showed that it had connected.
At this point I've tried Bitdefender, Lookout, Malewarebytes, McAfee, Kaspersky, and probably a few others. In terms of VPNS I've tried a few. But going back to when my keyboards dictionary changed about liking underage girls and what seems to be the ability for someone to access my accounts and use them as their own I'm somewhat afraid of hiding myself. I wish there was the opposite, no logs, I want super logs.
But back to the main point. I've had three high end galaxy devices all with this same issue. I'm not sure who it is, but by power of deduction, Iwould guess the government. I mostly say that because of when I tried to save the data from Xfinity and five different forms of communication couldnt get through. From another standpoint the issue is larger than just my creepy stalking feelings because this could be hypothetically dormant on a massive amount of phones leaving bank accounts, social security numbers, really important information available for prying eyes. I wouldn't of realized until things got strangely personal.
The closest thing I found was Pegasus. I say that because I had friends phones who began to malfunction in the same way as mine and the only thing linking us were phone calls.
My bet is its a day one exploit. When my phone starts up it looks like it's skipping critical android functions. Story sounds crazy, but I've tried every OS and Network. Others have been having similar problems as well. Read the reviews for this ip address on whatsmyip 2607:fb90:5c3c:6fac::41:f20e:701. This IP broke into my Facebook silently and the only reason I found it was through downloading an archive of my facebook. And the only reason I did that was because it was like I was led there as things quickly highlighted themselves just long enough to catch a glimpse.
I tried ignoring it. But it's really hard to do. what got me today was my volume buttons decided to stop working. The down button works though because I can still take a screenshot. Of those I have many, I have the whole story documented because even I think it sounds ludicrous at points.
Hopefully when I send it to Samsung they can actually diagnose the problem.
I cant verify but half the time I talk to reps on the phone or through chats they dont work for the respective companies. A story for another time, but let's just say I just signed up for Hulu and when I asked why 24 devices were signed into my account they said it was a normal glitch. Understandable enough, but some had distinct names lik Andy's iPhone.
TL;DR - all my stuffs hacked, third party user controls device thinking it's you, possible key logging / video jacking meaning cell phone users passwords are highly susceptible
Hello, I am one more carrier of an LG V60 although before it was Att, now it is no longer, it has identity problems.
My headache started a week ago when I found a guide on how to do crossflash on any device, I followed the steps but maybe I was wrong about something, I still don't know exactly what it was because I was following the steps until the computer (which didn't it's very slow) it got stuck and out of nowhere I erased all the vital partitions for the phone, when I saw that it didn't turn on I gave it up for dead and I had already stored it (with honors) in a broken cell phone drawer that I have (really, It was next to an HTC U Ultra, U11, an Iphone C and a box from a Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 that was stolen from me).
After a few hours a person answered me who said that he had managed to update an Att V60 to Android 11 but it was a very difficult motorcycle, well, I told him a little about the situation and he offered to help me, I am really grateful for the help, well I had already given up my LG for dead, but even with all the help it did not look very good, I spent many hours trying to revive it, at the end of 3 or 4 days it gave a sign of life, I threw the text of LG V60 ThinQ ( although without 5G, which is strange since I had it before) and then it had some red letters indicating that they had not been able to find the necessary documents for the boot, I kept looking until I found the solution (don't ask me how I did it, literally everything came out by following and joining steps and guides as if they were a puzzle) and I finally managed to install a KDZ and update.
Home, Android 11, keyboard and everything like new, seriously, I was filled with joy to see that everything had gone well, configure everything, install the applications that it would occupy and other things, at this point when I turned on I saw the battery 64%, I thought that it was time to move my stuff back to this phone (I have a spare V35) but after a while I noticed strange things, the first one was how hot the phone was, I thought it was because it was being turned on for the first time , Another thing I noticed was that the fingerprint sensor did not read my fingerprint (it is currently repaired) and that good among one of the things that were evident is that I had lost my Imei, I had found a person with a guide that said how to recover it but it didn't work, my QFil doesn't read the qcn I don't understand why.
When I thought that those days of headache were over and all I had to do was enjoy an excellent phone, it was not like that.
Problem list:
- Does not have imei
- Battery drains in a matter of 5 hours or less
-Fast charge missing
-It's always hot
-The CPU has about 4 cores always working at 100% for no reason, even when idle with the screen off and entering the safe mode the phone does not stop being just as hot or with the same workload
I really want you to help me, it's the only phone I've ever had so powerful and so TOP that I wouldn't want to let it die, besides that, I'm in college and the expenses are getting higher and higher and I don't have money to buy another or buy a second-hand one, I also live in latam (I also say this in case some of my words are not consistent, I know a little English and I am also studying but I still do not feel capable of formulating a whole text in English)
If anyone knows what I can do or what I can try to do I will really appreciate it, I really love this phone and I didn't want it to end like this, believe me I'm really sorry I tried to update
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Hello, I am one more carrier of an LG V60 although before it was Att, now it is no longer, it has identity problems.
My headache started a week ago when I found a guide on how to do crossflash on any device, I followed the steps but maybe I was wrong about something, I still don't know exactly what it was because I was following the steps until the computer (which didn't it's very slow) it got stuck and out of nowhere I erased all the vital partitions for the phone, when I saw that it didn't turn on I gave it up for dead and I had already stored it (with honors) in a broken cell phone drawer that I have (really, It was next to an HTC U Ultra, U11, an Iphone C and a box from a Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 that was stolen from me).
After a few hours a person answered me who said that he had managed to update an Att V60 to Android 11 but it was a very difficult motorcycle, well, I told him a little about the situation and he offered to help me, I am really grateful for the help, well I had already given up my LG for dead, but even with all the help it did not look very good, I spent many hours trying to revive it, at the end of 3 or 4 days it gave a sign of life, I threw the text of LG V60 ThinQ ( although without 5G, which is strange since I had it before) and then it had some red letters indicating that they had not been able to find the necessary documents for the boot, I kept looking until I found the solution (don't ask me how I did it, literally everything came out by following and joining steps and guides as if they were a puzzle) and I finally managed to install a KDZ and update.
Home, Android 11, keyboard and everything like new, seriously, I was filled with joy to see that everything had gone well, configure everything, install the applications that it would occupy and other things, at this point when I turned on I saw the battery 64%, I thought that it was time to move my stuff back to this phone (I have a spare V35) but after a while I noticed strange things, the first one was how hot the phone was, I thought it was because it was being turned on for the first time , Another thing I noticed was that the fingerprint sensor did not read my fingerprint (it is currently repaired) and that good among one of the things that were evident is that I had lost my Imei, I had found a person with a guide that said how to recover it but it didn't work, my QFil doesn't read the qcn I don't understand why.
When I thought that those days of headache were over and all I had to do was enjoy an excellent phone, it was not like that.
Problem list:
- Does not have imei
- Battery drains in a matter of 5 hours or less
-Fast charge missing
-It's always hot
-The CPU has about 4 cores always working at 100% for no reason, even when idle with the screen off and entering the safe mode the phone does not stop being just as hot or with the same workload
I really want you to help me, it's the only phone I've ever had so powerful and so TOP that I wouldn't want to let it die, besides that, I'm in college and the expenses are getting higher and higher and I don't have money to buy another or buy a second-hand one, I also live in latam (I also say this in case some of my words are not consistent, I know a little English and I am also studying but I still do not feel capable of formulating a whole text in English)
If anyone knows what I can do or what I can try to do I will really appreciate it, I really love this phone and I didn't want it to end like this, believe me I'm really sorry I tried to update
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I seem to have the original FTM, OP_a, OP_b, modem_a, modem_b, sid_a and sid_b files, in other words before the tragedy happened.
UPDATE 2
I think also abl_a and abl_b
Hello, I have the same problem with my LG v60, I know it's hot a lot, I know it ends Very quickly, the battery was erased, IMEI does not recognize a fingerprint, I have already flashed different versions from the original at t open Canada, European version and it is not solved, did you find any solution, any information on why the failure