Consider that you are typing a message or editing a doc file and suddenly, “Unfortunately Android Keyboard has stopped” this message pops up. Isn’t it irritating? Android is by far one of the best-operating systems for smartphones as it allows users to tweak into its functionalities and churn out more benefits thanks to its open-source nature. But, Android has a fair share of problems as well.
If you are an Android user, you would know that irrespective of the phone’s configuration, it will crash at some point in time. So, no matter if you invested 40,000rs in buying the latest Samsung flagship smartphone or any other brand, you’ll still suffer from such issues at some time. But, the best thing about Android is, you can easily fix the problems without any hassle. There are few methods you can employ to get the Keyboard up and running and prevent it from crashing again and we decided to compile a list of all the methods you can use.
How to fix if I see “Unfortunately Android Keyboard has stopped” error on my smartphone?
Quick Fix #1 – Restart The Phone
The error “Unfortunately Android Keyboard has stopped” could be due to minor software glitches or it could be memory-related such as insufficient RAM, etc. Restarting the phone is one of the quickest ways to fix these minor glitches. Restarting the phone wipes off RAM, clears unwanted background apps, frees up memory that was hoarded by background apps and much more. Simply tap on the Power button, select Restart and the phone must reboot instantly.