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• First is make very sure you've free space of memory. My One Plus handset makes this behaviour when it is near to 'out of storage'.
• Second is make sure you have not deleted any root directory by opening file manager with some specific app explorer. (This might create problem as once i meshed up with those folders and end up tolerating crashes.)
• Third ...
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LTE Discovery app tells this for 4G/LTE.
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Plug it into your computer and see if by some offshoot chance you have adb available. If so, run a adb -d reboot-bootloader to reboot into download mode.
If that's unavailable, you are SOL and will have to have Samsung repair it. Honestly, if it's hard bricked, you're better off buying a new phone...
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phoned to samsung hotline today, they said no.
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problem happens when 2-step verification enabled to google account.
to solve this first of all disable 2-step verification method if possible, then try to do so-
on username write as
username@gmail.com
make sure your password is correct (maybe)
see https://www.google.com/settings/security/lesssecureapps
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As Ross suggested in his initial comment on the question itself: contact photos for SIM card contacts are not supported; so if you store that contact on SIM only, it will not be possible to link an image to it.
You could however have a copy of that contact stored either with your Google contacts or the "local" ones (which do not get synchronized). Some ...
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Try tapping on the name of the folder when the folder is open (in this case "Folder"). You may have to do a long-press .
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Double tapping on the button with two little dots works for me
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If you have added your google account on it. then you can use below link to find it.
https://security.google.com/settings/intro/security/find-your-phone?continue=https://myaccount.google.com/?utm_source%3DOGB&utm_source=OGB
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Either your battery has failed (internal connection failure or shorted cell), or the battery contacts in the phone are no longer making contact with the battery terminals. Most smart phones (including Samsung models, in my experience) will refuse to boot until the battery has a certain level of charge (around 15%); and if the battery won't accept a charge ...
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There is a way to fix this. You have to sideload that ROM. For that -->
Just download adb (android debug bridge) minimum requirements. Sideload your rom . It may seem to you that you got stuck there but don’t panic, wait at least 5 minutes. After that remove your battery and press (Power+Home+volume up) upto it shows samsung screen and then release. Then ...
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Google Play Services can be Disabled (Turned Off), and it is possible you did so. To find out if this is the case, and to re-enable, use Settings>Application Manager, and find the List of Apps either 'All', or sometimes it is split into 'Disabled' (Turned Off). The 'All' or 'Disabled' lists are to the far right panel of this tabbed interface - scroll far ...
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The standard Android screenshot method is Power Button + Home Button
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You can try to resolve your issue by below ideas.
Your device may not support the quality in which user has recorded that video.
You need to clear cache memory of phone, or reboot your phone.
Size of video is so large, it will be unable to view that in your net speed(2G).
You should try deleting the app and re-downloading.
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If the power circuit is torn, it's impossible to join it back. And definitely not with adhesive!
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You need to use Link2SD to actually move the app to the second partition. If you simply use the built-in Android way of moving it to the SD card, then you aren't taking advantage of Link2SD at all.
In Link2SD, you can select apps and move them to the second partition. You can even set it up so that any new apps installed will automatically be moved over. ...
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From your answer (phone charged again in a few minutes) I'd say there is a problem with either your battery capacity or your battery stats (either the phone thinks the battery is empty while it isn't, or it thinks it's fully charged when it's not (and so it's emptied again very quickly).
The screen is always a big battery consumer (I never seen it under 40%...
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If you are using the built in Wifi Tethering in Settings, then Android might have automatically misconfigured the iproutes.
You can try clearing the data on the tethering app and settings to refresh the configuration. Open Settings -> Applications -> click Settings -> Clear Data.
Same procedure for the tethering app, Open Settings -> Applications -> ...
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I found the problem: Roaming was active. That's why mobile data wasn't working.
Simply disabling roaming fixed the issue.
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According to this old XDA post it's the same as the S5830. I'm not really sure though, you need to investigate this on your own if have doubt. Note also, that your S5830 is a legacy device and only really runs Android 2.3 well.
So you could either follow CyanogenMod's installation instructions for the S5830 or search the S5830 section on XDA here.
Note: If ...
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I have experienced the same issue on my Galaxy S2(Android version 2.3.5). It was cause by Youtube, not the call app. When I saw the log related to youtube, I tried to start youtube by touching its icon, but it failed to start. You can try to see if you can start youtube now.
Then I went to "Settings/Application/Manage Applications" and found "Youtube". ...
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To hard reset samsung galaxy ace,
Turn off your phone
Press and hold volume up, home, power button at the same time.
The Recovery appears, use volume up/down to navigate, power to select
Navigate to wipe data/factory reset and select
Navigate to Yes - delete all user data and select
And now resetting... (Make a backup of your phone first)
Navigate to ...
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My tablet was connected to my home wifi and then stopped. Sitting in the same room as my router it reports the connection as out of range. I am using an old router set as an access point and everything else (android phones and laptops) connect to it just fine. To correct the problem I went in and reset the channel on the AP from 13 to 11 and VOILA instant ...
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This happens to myself, you would have to turn the device off several times whilst your USB is connected and just wait for it to stay turned off, once its turned off it will not turn back on unless upon reconnection. It's a very old phone and is not a good phone so this is why it's like this. I wish there was a better resolution myself but after browsing the ...
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