in this Content, I’m going to explain to you why this overheating happen and how to prevent overheating and how to fix it. If you are an owner with similar problems, continue reading this article as it can help you in one way or another.
Usually, the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge heap up when we watch full HD videos and play games for hours. because it requires more processors for those functions. It is common on all mobile devices. But If your device heats up when you’re not in use, we should think twice about it, because it may have a different story. Updating our software, installing new applications, hardware issues, batteries issues, and Software issues can cause overheating.
We have many complaints about overheating after Flashing firmware on Samsung and after updating its software.
When you are using the android based device or another Mobile os. you should have some troubleshooting knowledge. fortunately, we can fix android problems following some specific simple steps. before going to operation, we would like to tell you to remember us and Bookmark us because you may need us in the future.
and if your problem is not fixed by following the below steps or during the operation you got another problem, please go and Open Help Topic under the android section.
Overheating after updating, Flashing #1 Force Restart
Our very first solution is Force Restart. What you need to do is press and hold down the Power for about 7-10 seconds together until vibrate. If it happened because of some glitch on Primary Memory then, once you restart, it will resolve this problem, however, if it happens due to other reasons you need to go to the next process. Read More – Add Wireless Charging Feature to your Smartphone
Crashing after updating, Flashing #2 physical, liquid damage
Another cause of overheating is physical damage. Look for signs of physical damage such as scratches, teeth, cracks. If you see such a sign, your heating problem can be caused by physical damage. Follow the below solutions if those do not help you, then definitely this is the cause. so you should give this phone to repair it.
overheating after updating, Flashing #2 SafeMode
If the phone suddenly heats up after you install the “example app” and there is a 99.9 percent chance that the new app will be the source of the problem. You can uninstall that application. Sometimes, no New app is installed but an existing application can cause this problem. Then we can use a safe mode method to determine if this is caused by an existing app. Read More about Enabling Safe mode
- Turn off your Android device by pressing the power button. (Make sure that device is Off)
- Now, Press and hold the power button.
- Release the button when the logo appears on the screen
- Press and hold the Volume Down button until Device turns on
- You should see the words “Safe Mode” at the bottom of the screen
The main culprit is a third-party application if the phone is not heating up in safe mode. Reinstall applications from third parties until the issue is resolved. Our recommendation is to get started with the applications you recently installed before the problem occurs.
if Device still overheating even in Safemode then move on to the next solution.
overheating after updating, Flashing #3 Reset your Device
Factory Resetting allows you to delete all media and device settings, user data, third-party applications and associated application data from the device’s internal storage. It restores the device to the state it was in when it was shipped from the factory. so, our solution before the final solution is this. it can solve all sorts of problems, including Overheating problems. Read More – Factory Reset Android Device
- Turn the [name-2] off using the Power key.
- Press ‘Power key + Volume up + Home button‘ together until the screen display [name-2] or android Logo.
- After the press, you will have below recovery screen and you will be able to enter the phone’s boot menu.
- Go down and Tap ‘Wipe data/factory reset’ by clicking the power key.
- Now select ‘Yes-delete all user data’ by taping the power key.
overheating after updating, Flashing #4 Get help from Samsung
Contact the nearest [name-2] help center for repair and replacement. Visit your local [name-2] Service Center. They will examine your [name-2] more thoroughly, then they will replace it or send it for repair. This is the best option if you are in a guaranteed period. If you are not in a guaranteed period, go to our final solution
Crashing after updating, Flashing #5 Update device software.
Software updates are like tune-ups and oil changes for your [name]. if your device is up to date, then it runs smoothly and this can help to improve device performance, user interface, and security. and also it removes minor bugs. We would advise you to update your Samsung device if there is an update. after Updating your phone, please wipe cache memory and check whether the problem persists or not.
overheating after updating, Flashing #6 Flash Stock Firmware
Stock Firmware is the original OS that comes with the phone. Some serious viruses can change this, All we have to do is re-install our original OS on the phone. We heard from some of our listeners that this was helping them. So we thought we’d tell you this too. This is really like putting Windows on your computer. So no matter what software problem is on your phone, this will solve it. This is a little time-consuming and cautious work. Since it is not advisable to do it quickly, so, we created a separate special guide for this and You can access that from this link. Just type your Device Model number and get the guide Read More– Stock Recovery vs Custom Recovery
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