Troubleshooting 3 Common Problems with Samsung Galaxy S5

Samsung Galaxy S5 is a great phone but it also has its own set of bugs that can cause issues like overheating, poor draining, app crashes etc. Here are some common problems that users face with the phone and an insight on how you can fix them.

Powerful and professional, Samsung Galaxy S5 is a feature-packed device that has much more to offer than most other android devices but, it will be an exaggeration to say that the phone comes with absolutely no issues and bugs. However, with some simple workarounds you can fix these problems and get your phone back to normal. Have a look at some of the most common issues that crop up with Samsung Galaxy S5 and how you can troubleshoot those:

Battery related issues: Battery related issues are one of the most common problems with Samsung Galaxy S5 and can be resolved with some smart workarounds. In most cases this happens due to third party applications. Booting your phone into Safe Mode is the recommended solution as this will enable you to identify the third party applications that are draining your battery and you can uninstall them to improve the battery life. To switch to Safe Mode you have to switch off the device and press and hold the Power button and volume down key. When the phone boots up, leave the power button but keep on holding the volume down button. You will successfully enter the safe mode.

Wi-Fi issues: Another common problem with your Samsung Galaxy S5 can be connectivity issue. The Wi-Fi may stop all of a sudden or the connectivity can get unstable. The first thing you can do is rebooting the phone as well as the router if you have not done that lately. If this does not work out, enter the settings menu of your phone and make your phone to forget the network that is causing the problem and reconnect to the Wi-Fi network. Another thing you can do to troubleshoot Wi-Fi related issues is going into power saving mode. All you have to do is click on Settings<Power Saving Mode.

Bluetooth issues: If your phone fails to connect to the Bluetooth in your car or to a speaker, the first thing you can do is try to switch on and off the Bluetooth for a couple of times. Click on Settings<Bluetooth and toggle the service on and off for a few times. If this fails to solve the problem try forgetting all the connections and then pairing them afresh. You can also boot into Safe Mode so that the third party apps are disabled and then you can identify which apps are causing the problem.

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