You smartphone stored cache files at three levels. The first level is of individual apps where you need to clear cache files of all the apps except highly important apps individually. You can go to ‘Settings >> Apps’ and select each app individually and then, press on the ‘Clear Cache’ and ‘Clear Data’ button to get rid of these corrupted and problematic files. Next level of cache storage is on the system storage which you can access by going through ‘Settings >> Storage >> Cache Memory’. Once you have dealt with these two levels, you’ll have to boot into the recovery mode for which, the procedure is explained in the section ‘Erase the phone’ mentioned below. Note that you will have to tap on ‘wipe cache partition’ after you enter the recovery mode to get rid of it.
That app is making more sound than others
We are talking about Vernee restarting and freezing problem and as always, apps are one of the highlights of these types of issues. An app uses several resources such as RAM memory, storage, processing power, battery backup, etc in order to work on your phone. Now, multiply the same with all the apps running on your phone and you will get a clear picture about the vast expanse of the resources being used. Although apps help users to acquire and complete a task or many tasks at once, running many apps at once can have serious performance related issues as these apps will slow down the speed of the phone.
Now, there are multiple ways you to avoid such as performance meltdown where the first and the simplest method is to close all the apps which aren’t currently in use.
- Since you have an Android-enabled phone, all the recent apps are just a tap away where you can view the list and close all the apps which aren’t required. Then, you can force stop the apps which are running in the background by going to ‘Settings >> Apps >> Running”.
- Another alternative is to use a third-party app to close or shut down unwanted apps which can be a problem since some of the apps keep restarting themselves automatically after sometimes.
- Another way you can get rid of unwanted apps is to uninstall those which aren’t required. You can visit ‘Settings >> Apps’ to check out the list of apps available and then, select those which you don’t want to entertain. SImply press on ‘Uninstall’ button and boom, unwanted apps are gone.
App Conflict
It might sound funny but it is true that an app can cause errors in other apps which is called an app conflict. This usually occurs between two or more apps either in the same domain or different domain. It can also occur due to inappropriate use of resources available in the system where an app could use more resources than others while other apps are struggling to occur more resources to startup. Find the app causing the problem and uninstall it.
App & Firmware Updates
You can’t expect to stay healthy if you don’t keep eating nutritious food and that’s the same for smartphones. Here, you need to keep the phone updated with latest updates available for its apps and the software (O.S.) which is very crucial if you want to combat bugs and errors that are introduced in outdated apps or firmware. When you update the system, you get new features and enhanced performance which is a fair deal and the whole process of updating the system doesn’t take much time either.
- Open the Settings on your phone and visit ‘About Phone’.
- Now, search for the option called ‘Software Update’ and then, search for the available update.
- Download the update is available and then, install it.
- Similarly, to update apps, go to ‘Google Play Store’.
- Scroll to the right and tap on ‘My apps and games’ and retreat to the Updates section.
- This will show all the apps that require updates where you can tap on ‘Update’ button to allow or you can allow the system to ‘auto-update’.
Erase the phone
This is a powerful method that will eradicate even the slightest trace of any issues like Vernee restarting and freezing problem, etc. Here, you need to understand that all the data stored on the system will be wiped clean and thus, remove the SIM Card and the microSD card and take backup of the data required before commencing with it.
- After you have secured the backup, tap on the power button to shut it down.
- Press the power button and Volume Up button together and hold it until further steps.
- Once the system shows Android logo, release the keys and the phone will reboot into the Recovery mode.
- You are required to select the option ‘wipe data/factory reset’ by scrolling through the available options using volume Up/Down keys as instructed and select it using the power button.
- Lastly, tap on ‘Yes — delete all user data’ and allow the system to perform reset.
- Once it is done, you can reboot the system and the problem must have resolved.
