Risolvi i problemi comuni del Samsung Galaxy A70

Il tuo telefono inizia a fare i capricci e presenta un sacco di problemi ogni giorno? Ecco le poche correzioni per i problemi comuni del Samsung Galaxy A70.

Samsung sta diventando sempre più grande e migliore ogni giorno che passa. Dopo Galaxy A50, Samsung ha escogitato una versione più affidabile, Samsung Galaxy A70. Ha una base più solida e funzionalità migliori rispetto a qualsiasi altro Android sul mercato in questo momento.

Sebbene l'A70 non sia il migliore della serie A, ha sicuramente qualcosa di nuovo da offrire. Il suo enorme display è considerato la sua prima attrazione, portando la tua esperienza Galaxy Note a un livello completamente nuovo. A70 ha un mix di caratteristiche stravaganti in un dispositivo non così compatto ad un ottimo prezzo. Questo è il motivo per cui ha migliaia di acquirenti fedeli.

Ma arriva un momento in cui questo fantastico telefono inizia a fare i capricci e presenta un sacco di problemi a giorni alterni. Questo è un problema comune con tutti i dispositivi Android. Molti utenti si addolorano per loro e del resto, per aiutarti, abbiamo elencato alcuni problemi comuni che affronti nel Samsung Galaxy A70 con le loro soluzioni.

Quindi iniziamo!

Contenuti

• Risolvi i problemi comuni del Samsung Galaxy A70
• 1. Wi-Fi
• 2. Bluetooth
• 3. Problemi di rete
• 4. Schermo tattile
• 5. Spazio di archiviazione
• 6. Opzione di condivisione dello schermo
• 7. Sensori
• 8. Cancella i dati della cache
• 9. Problemi esterni
• 10. Prestazioni lente 
• 11. Aggiornamento dell'applicazione
• 12. Aggiornamento del software operativo
• 13. Partizione cache
• 14. Applicazioni in background
• 15. Fattori esterni
• 16. Durata della batteria
• 17. Molteplici applicazioni in esecuzione
• 18. Notifiche dell'app
• 19. Disattiva il download automatico
• 20. Dati eccessivi
• 21. Sincronizzazione dei dati
• 22. Ricarica lenta
• 23. Fotocamera/immagini sfocate
• 24. Le app non funzionano correttamente
• Cerchiamo di discutere i punti che possono rallentare le vostre applicazioni:
• 1. Aggiornamento dell'applicazione
• 2. Aggiornamento del software operativo
• 3. Disinstalla e reinstalla
• 4. Scansiona il tuo dispositivo alla ricerca di virus
• 5. Controlla le impostazioni e le autorizzazioni dell'applicazione
• 6. Surriscaldamento
• 7. L'auricolare suona robotico

Risolvi i problemi comuni del Samsung Galaxy A70

Connettersi con gli altri attraverso i nostri telefoni è stata una parte essenziale della nostra vita. E se perdessi la connettività? Sicuramente, ti sentirai alla deriva in quel momento o fino a quando il problema non sarà risolto. Quindi, raccogliti e prova a risolvere il problema da solo.

Di seguito sono riportati alcuni hack che potrebbero aiutarti con questi problemi.

1. Wi-Fi

La connessione a Internet è stata infatti la più grande invenzione di tutti i tempi. Un Internet instabile ti allontana dall'intrattenimento, dai media, dalle notizie e forse anche dai tuoi cari. Quindi, piuttosto che stare seduto impotente, risolvi questi problemi di connettività e ripara il tuo Samsung A70 provando i seguenti metodi.

Riavvia il tuo dispositivo

A volte la risposta alla tua domanda è solo una parola, REBOOT . Segui questi passaggi per riavviare il dispositivo:

1. Premi del tutto il volume giù e il pulsante di accensione .

2. Selezionare l' opzione Riavvia tra le varie opzioni sullo schermo.

Opzione hotspot

1. Scorri verso il basso la barra di accesso rapido e controlla se il tuo hotspot è stato attivato accidentalmente.

2. In caso affermativo, spegnilo.

Sicurezza della rete

A volte, le cose di cui ci preoccupiamo meno potrebbero essere la causa principale del nostro problema. Per avere la tua connessione Internet attiva e funzionante, prova le seguenti istruzioni:

1. Apri le Impostazioni e vai alla sezione Gestione generale .

2. Toccare Impostazioni di rete e poi Ripristina .

Goditi la tua connessione ininterrotta.

Modifiche alle credenziali

Il telefono non ricorda sempre le credenziali di una rete Wi-Fi precedentemente connessa. La prossima cosa migliore da fare, dopo aver ricollegato e riavviato il dispositivo, è reinserire le credenziali.

1. Scorri verso il basso la barra delle notifiche.

2. Premi a lungo sull'icona Wi-Fi o apri le Impostazioni e tocca Connettività .

3. Ora vai su Reti e tocca l' opzione Wi-Fi .

4. Toccare Reti salvate e selezionare la rete .

5. Tocca Dimentica rete.

6.  Reinserire le credenziali.

Leggi anche: Risolvi i problemi di connessione Wi-Fi Android

2. Bluetooth

With technology, our devices have enhanced too. Connecting Bluetooth to the external devices has made it easy for us to entertain ourselves without any hassle. What if this doesn’t work? We are here with some simple solutions that might help you at this time of crisis.

Reboot the device

As mentioned earlier, rebooting your device might be the best solution for having your device up and running.

1. Press the volume down and power button altogether.

2. Select the Reboot option among the various options.

Turn OFF the power-saving mode

Turning ON the power saving mode is probably the best thing to do when your battery is draining at a fast pace. But it has its own perks and disadvantages.

1. Tap on Menu and navigate to the Settings.

2. Scroll down and find the Battery option. Now, select the power-saving mode.

3. In case turned on, turn it off by tapping on its icon.

Enjoy the connection.

Bluetooth visibility

If your device is not visible while your Bluetooth is on, it won’t allow your phone to pair with the other devices.

Just try the following to make sure you are visible to every device in your range:

1. Open the Settings.

2. Scroll down and select Connectivity, then tap on Bluetooth.

3. Select Visibility under the Bluetooth section.

4. In case turned off, turn it on.

Bluetooth version

Technology is really important in today’s dynamic world. Ironically, our technology is more developed than us in the present scenario. When this technology relapses, it turns out to be a bit problematic. The Bluetooth version might be a possible reason for the failure of connection.

1. Turn on the Bluetooth device and tap on Settings.

2. Scroll down and tap on the Bluetooth icon and then on Bluetooth share.

3. Click on App Info to get the exact version.

4. In case still disabled, clear the cache under the app’s settings.

3. Network issues

Network issues are the most common & critical issues faced by a Samsung device user. But guess what, no one has it under control. So, what now? Here, we are saving you from losing your network and drifting far from the world.

SIM tray

As tiny as it seems, it might be your biggest enemy while it comes to the connections. Generating a SIM card for a proper connectivity functioning of your device is the basic and the utmost step an individual has to take. In case you feel your network hasn’t been up to mark, refer the following, and get yourself rescued.

1. Long-press the power button and then switch off your device.

2. Eject the SIM tray with the help of an ejector provided.

3. Check for any physical damage.

4. Check the placement of your SIM card.

5. Re-insert and Turn on the device.

6. Wait until it starts to work again.

Network settings

Every phone has automatic and manual settings. Our devices work best when put on an auto-pilot mode (automatic). Make sure your device is automated and has been granted all permissions to work with full efficiency.

In the case of the default settings, follow these steps:

1. Pull down the notification bar and go to the Settings.

2. Select the SIM card manager.

3. Select the network causing problems.

4. Select Network.

5. Check whether it is on manual or automatic. In case of manual, toggle them back to Automatic.

Update the software and apps

Updating our device to keep up with the dynamic world has been one of the toughest tasks anyone can face. Apparently, change is good. So, why leave our devices with the same old app versions or with the same old software that it has been on for a very long time?

Here are a few steps that might just help you:

1. Open the Play Store, go to My Apps and Games.

2. Check whether the apps are up to date and in case yes, nothing to worry about.

3. Check for the Permissions with Bootloader which might have auto-downloaded the applications and caused your network to crash.

4. Follow these steps to check if any system update is pending or not.

5. Open the Settings, go to About Phone, and check for the software Update.

6. Update, if any.

Factory reset

Resetting the entire data might be your last resort or the last thing you’d like to do. Although, it is still a better option than visiting a mobile repair shop or getting a new SIM card, altogether.

1. Open the Settings and find the Device Management.

2. Under the device manager, tap on the Reset option.

3. Tap on the Factory reset option.

This should reset your device and you will end up with a better connection. If not, get your device checked in a nearby Samsung store. Might just be a case related to your drivers or hardware. But, before burning some cash, try inserting a new SIM card as it might be a case of your device not supporting the existing network card.

Also Read: Fix Connection Problem or Invalid MMI Code

4. Touch-screen

It gets very frustrating when your display touch is not smooth enough, right? You feel like trashing the device and probably buying a new one. With all the upcoming technology such as Android 10, Ultra HD screens, blood sensitive touch, face scanners, etc. who wouldn’t want their display touch to be as smooth as butter? Don’t worry, there’s a solution to every problem.

5. Storage space

Although the Samsung Galaxy has a single variant launched, i.e. a 6 GB RAM with an internal storage of 128 GB, this massive storage can get easily consumed by the installed drivers of all the games & apps as they take up a good amount of data after being downloaded. Camera enhancement for better picture quality is also a contributor, as these images might take up to 10 MBs per photograph. So, it is quite possible that your device’s storage capacity is about to overflow.

To clear your storage, follow these steps:

1. Open the Menu and go to the Settings.

2. Navigate to the Device Management/Device Care option.

3. Select the Storage option.

4. Check the storage in use.

5. Clear anything that is not relevant/temporary data or just upload the things to your Google Drive or Samsung Cloud storage.

6. Screen sharing option

Why watch a movie on a 6.7-inch full HD super AMOLED screen when you can easily cast your phone to a screen which is wider & has the ultra HD feature?

Keeping aside the screen sharing option’s perks, it brings in various drawbacks. Casting can pull down the actual performance of your device even when you are not casting. Make sure to switch off the screencasting option when not in use.

Follow these steps to do so:

1. Open the Quick Settings Panel and then select Smart view.

2. Select your TV and tap on the Allow option.

3. Tap on Disconnect and get going.

7. Sensors

Modern technology is capable of sensing everything, from our footsteps to our heartbeats and the pulse count as well. Sensors play an important role in our daily lives. But even technology, like human beings, seems to fail sometimes. What to do when your touch sensors have not been performing accurately?

Just follow these steps.

1. Press the volume down and power button altogether.

2. Select the Reboot option.

8. Clear the cache data

Smart technology gives rise to smart devices and smart savings. Although you might think that you haven’t saved anything on your phone in a while. Rest your case, this isn’t true. While you use an application, it tends to save data while the app is loading.

This process consumes a good amount of space on your device, affecting its functioning. The question arises, what to do with this unnecessary data? As simple as it gets, erases!

1. Open the Settings and go to Apps.

2. Tap on the app you want to clear the cache of.

3. Go to Storage and tap on the Clear cache option.

9. External issues

It’s not always the internal hardware or data that is responsible, external factors might also affect the performance of your touch. The following factors might also be the reason for your screen causing you problems:

• Oil particles on the screen.
• Screen guard installed.
• Hardware issues.
• Background apps (the apps that are running in the background because of the AI).

Make sure you’ve tried every step to get your touch back to normal. In case this does not work, visit the nearest Samsung service centre.

10. Slow performance 

Nobody likes their cell phones to work like a turtle unless it’s a ninja turtle i.e. fast and reliable. Speed is craved for, be it cars, life, or even an internet connection. Then, why settle for a device which has a slow performance? Don’t worry, we’ll help you fix your phone’s performance, following these simple steps.

Reboot the device

Sometimes, the answer to your question is just a single word, reboot!

Follow these instructions to reboot your device:

1. Press the volume down and power button altogether.

2. Select either Reboot or Restart.

11. Application update

What is better than experiencing an application specifically designed as per your preferences? Updates are created every alternate week or so to enhance the customer experience. Why not grab this opportunity instead of watching our devices get slow because of the pending updates.

Update your applications by just following these simple steps:

1. Open the Play Store and head to the My Apps section.

2. Check whether the app you’re using is up to date or not.

3. If not, tap on Update and wait for its installation.

12. Operating software update

Upgrading the hardware isn’t just enough. Software plays an integral part too. The operating software is really important as it upgrades our devices with operational guidance, general appearance, user-interface, etc.

Follow these steps to update the OS:

1. From the homepage, go to Settings.

2. Scroll and click on About Phone. Tap on Software updates.

3. Now, download the update, if any.

4. After installation, just Reboot the device.

Enjoy a newly built appearance, user-interface, and operationally guided device.

13. Cache partition

Just like cache can be a major reason to have your touch screen lagged, it can be a major participant for making your cell phone operationally slow. Moral, the cache needs to be wiped off.

By following these simple steps, you will be able to do so:

1. Open the Settings and go to the Apps.

2. Select an application and click on Storage.

3. Now, tap on Clear cache.

14. Background applications

Switching between applications is easier than logging into different ones. But what happens if there are plenty of applications running in the background?

Your device is updated with AI (artificial intelligence) to cover the things for you. The device is trained to shut down applications you haven’t used in a while but are still running. But this might consume the RAM, causing your cell phone to lag.

Close such apps by following these steps:

1. Tap on the Recent Apps Key and swipe right to see the application running.

2. Swipe up to close the application.

3. Press Clear all to close all the applications at once.

15. External factors

External factors can be best defined as one of the major hardware reasons resulting in your device to slow down, while you demand your device to perform better. They play an equally important role as the software.

The following external factors might be the reason for your phone’s slow performance:

• Accessories being used that are not compatible with your device.
• A virus in the default storage system.

16. Battery life

Buying a device with a 4500 mAh battery is capable of charging up to 42% in just 30 minutes. Long battery life with instant charging is a bonus that no one would like to lose out on. But, with time, your battery needs to be taken care of otherwise, you might face a battery crisis.

17. Multiple applications running

Accessing multiple applications at a particular point of time has been bliss as your device is managed by AI. But considering it in the long run, this might just affect the lifespan of your battery. Multiple application usage can drain your battery faster than expected and overheat your device while excessive charging can result in poor battery life.

This can be avoided by following these simple steps:

1. Tap on the Recent Apps Key and then swipe right to see which applications are running.

2. Swipe up to close the applications.

3. Press Clear all to close all the applications at once.

Also Read: 6 Ways to Fix “OK Google” Not Working

18. App notifications

Getting notified at the very moment is what keeping yourself up to date means. But every time you install an application, the notifications for that app are automatically turned on. These might be of no use when it comes to applications that you hardly use. Further, these can bring down the performance of your battery.

To get rid of them, follow these steps:

1. Swipe up to access the Settings.

2. Select Notifications and tap on See all. Then, go for the most recent apps.

3. Turn off the notifications for unwanted applications

19. Turn off auto-download

128 GB of storage, unlimited internet access, unlimited data to access, what else do you need? Auto-downloading can make our lives much easier. But, ever thought what impact it might have on your device? Too much downloading or auto-downloading might just affect your battery life, draining it faster than usual. Make sure you don’t download the unnecessary apps and data. Turn off auto-download for such unnecessary applications.

Follow these steps to do so:

1. Open the Play Store and swipe right to open Menu.

2. Open the Settings and tap on Auto-update apps.

3. Turn off Auto-download.

20. Excessive data

Access to millions of applications, websites, unlimited data that can be downloaded, you just name it and your device has got it. But is it worth keeping every little detail which might not be necessary anymore?

The best we can do is:

1. Open the Application Menu and long-press the application not required.

2. Simply drag it towards the Uninstall option on top of your screen.

3. Data cleared.

But what should be done with the applications which do not provide you with an option to uninstall?

To clear such apps, find the following steps useful:

1. Open the Settings and go to Apps. Select the app that is causing trouble.

2. Click on Storage and tap on Clear data, and select Ok.

21. Data synchronization

Having your data synced among various applications and the cell phone is indeed a great feeling, as you do not have to deal with data fragmentation. Just synchronize and you have all the data updated and interlinked between the applications. Too much synchronization can lead to battery drainage.

1. Slide down the Notification Bar and open the Settings.

2. Scroll down the list and find Accounts & backup.

3. Now, select an account and turn off automatic synchronization.

The following information might help you to have a quality and an expanded battery life:

• Heavy applications drain the battery much quicker. Install only, if required.
• Google Maps, Hotspot, & Bluetooth running together are capable of draining out your battery much faster.

22. Slow charging

The more time you spend on your device, the better entertainment, and merriment you get.

A 4500 mAh battery won’t last long with all the heavy features. A fast charge won’t be able to save you every time. What if your battery starts charging at a slow rate?

Don’t worry! Here are a few hacks you might want to opt for:

1. Never use a charger belonging to another device i.e. use the company provided charger.
2. Never overcharge, it wears out your battery.
3. Try not to use your device while it’s charging.
4. Check for any physical damage.
5. Lower your screen brightness while charging.
6. Check the charging cable if it’s working properly.
7. Prefer using quality power banks.

23. Camera/blurry images

Capturing the moments to cherish your entire life has been the greatest gift technology has provided us with. Not only can you have them as souvenirs but share them with your loved ones too.

Sometimes, not being able to capture a remarkable event can be really frustrating, but lucky for you, you have us. Apart from the rest of the issues, camera-related problems are just temporary.

Here are a few tricks to improve your picture quality:

1. Check whether the battery is below 15% or if the cell phone is on power-saving mode. If it is on, turn it off.

2. Check for any operating system update.

• Homepage > Settings.
• Scroll down and click on About phone > Software updates.
• Once you click on Software updates > Download if any.
• After downloading, just Reboot the device.

3. Keep your phone still while capturing an image.

4. Check whether you have the perfect lighting or visibility.

5. Check for lens-related issues. Clean the lens with a soft cloth before capturing the shot.

6. Give your device enough time to focus.

7. Avoid zooming in on too far objects.

24. Apps not working properly

With the upcoming technology, applications are being upgraded every second to improve customer’s experience and make them user friendly. At times, we tend to forget to update the apps, or maybe we don’t have enough data. Because of that, the operating system does not support your application to run smoothly.

Let us discuss the points which can slow down your applications:

1. Application update

Updating your applications from time to time is really essential, as discussed earlier. It will not only improve the performance of the app but will also enhance the experience of the user.

Update your applications by just following these simple steps:

1. Apri il Google Play Store e vai su Le mie app e i miei giochi .

2. Controlla se le app sono aggiornate o meno.

3. In caso contrario, tocca l' opzione Aggiorna e attendi che venga installata.

2. Aggiornamento del software operativo

Per aggiornare il tuo software operativo, segui questi semplici passaggi:

1.  Pagina iniziale > Impostazioni .

2. Scorri verso il basso e fai clic su Informazioni sul telefono, quindi tocca Aggiornamenti software.

3. Scarica l'aggiornamento.

4. Dopo il download, riavvia il dispositivo.

Goditi un aspetto nuovo, un'interfaccia utente e un dispositivo guidato operativamente.

3. Disinstalla e reinstalla

La soluzione al tuo problema può essere semplice come disinstallare e reinstallare le app. Le applicazioni tendono a rallentare e a fare i capricci dopo un certo periodo di tempo. Tutto quello che devi fare è reinstallarli e, si spera, funzioneranno come nuovi.

I passaggi sono i seguenti:

1. Trova Google Play Store e scorri verso destra.

2. Tocca Le mie app e i miei giochi e seleziona l'app che sta creando problemi.

3. Disinstallalo .

4. Fatto ciò, reinstalla l'app.

4. Scansiona il tuo dispositivo alla ricerca di virus

L'accesso illimitato a quasi tutto può lasciare il tuo dispositivo preda di virus o malware che potrebbero influire sulle prestazioni del tuo dispositivo. Per garantire una maggiore sicurezza e prestazioni migliorate, tieni traccia dei virus ed eliminali rapidamente.

1. Scorri verso l'alto il cassetto delle applicazioni e cerca le Impostazioni.

2. Ora tocca Cura del dispositivo e attendi il completamento della scansione.

3. Aprire Gestione dispositivi . Tocca Sicurezza dispositivo.

4. Selezionare Scansione telefono e inserire il blocco schermo.

5. Nel menu Ripristina , troverai Elimina tutto . Selezionalo.

5. Controlla le impostazioni e le autorizzazioni dell'applicazione

Quando scarichi un'app, ti viene richiesto di concedere alcune autorizzazioni. Concedere le autorizzazioni necessarie è importante, altrimenti potrebbe causare ostacoli alle prestazioni dell'app.

Per evitarlo, segui questi passaggi:

1. Aprire le Impostazioni.

2. Apri le app e tocca Autorizzazioni .

3. Controlla se hai concesso o meno tutte le autorizzazioni necessarie.

6. Surriscaldamento

Il surriscaldamento è un problema molto comune. Questo di solito accade quando si utilizza il telefono in modo eccessivo o se si è connessi al Bluetooth per molto tempo.

7. L'auricolare suona robotico

• Il vero creatore di problemi potrebbe essere il danno liquido causato agli altoparlanti. Controllalo.
• Collegare correttamente l'auricolare al telefono.
• L'auricolare può causare questo problema quando si modifica la modalità di connessione per lo stesso nelle impostazioni audio del telefono. Sono disponibili varie opzioni che è possibile selezionare in base al tipo di auricolare.
• Controlla se questo problema è causato solo perché il tuo telefono ha qualcosa che non va con il connettore dell'auricolare.
• Ci sono alcune possibilità che il problema sia dovuto a un bug nel sistema operativo del telefono
• Controlla se hai spento il telefono suona completamente.
• Questo problema potrebbe essere il risultato del guasto dei driver/schede dei suoni del telefono o della qualità della musica che stai riproducendo.
• Anche la bassa potenza del segnale durante una chiamata può causare questo problema.

Suggerimenti per professionisti:

• Assicurati che il dispositivo non sia connesso a nessun altro dispositivo.
• Disattiva il Bluetooth .
• Verificare eventuali difetti hardware.
• Utilizzare il caricabatterie fornito dall'azienda.
• Evita di scaricare durante la ricarica del dispositivo.
• Evita di utilizzare il dispositivo durante la ricarica.

Consigliato: risolvi i problemi comuni con WhatsApp

Quindi, questi erano un sacco di hack che possono tornare utili quando il tuo Samsung A70 fa i capricci. Alla fine, speriamo di essere riusciti ad aiutarti a risolvere i problemi comuni del Samsung Galaxy A70 . Fateci sapere il vostro feedback nella sezione commenti qui sotto!