Methods To Fix Alldocube Restarting And Freezing Problem

Reboot into the Safe Mode

If any app is problematic, you can boot into the safe mode on your Alldocube smartphone where you’ll get a hint if the bloatware or the third-party app is to be blamed. To escape into the safe mode, every smartphone of different make can have a different method. Some require to reboot the device and press either the volume up or volume down button continuously until a message prompting users to boot into the safe mode appears on the screen. Some require pressing either of the volume rockers and hold it until it boots into the safe mode. Some smartphones require to press the power button where a dialog box appears prompting users to choose whether to reboot or what, tap and hold on ‘Power Off’ to receive a prompt for safe mode.

Anyways, once you are in the safe mode, all the third-party apps are disabled. If the restarting and freezing problem is gone at the moment, then you know one of the downloaded apps is to be blamed and for that, you need to uninstall starting in a descending until you feel the phone is working without any glitch. On the other hand, if the problem persists, either there is any bloatware causing the issue or the OS or at worst, the hardware related to it is triggering the issue. You can disable any bloatware and upgrade the OS if you want to eliminate these possibilities and even then the problem is present, visit the manufacturer to get it resolved.

Purge cache files

Cache files may speed up retrieval process, however, these files are often vulnerable to a string of issues. It is also related to inducing sluggishness in terms of performance. This is why we recommend users to purge all types of cache which includes storage cache [Settings >> Storage >> Cache Memory], app cache [Settings >> Apps >> Downloaded >> Click on any app >> ‘Clear Cache’], and cache partition.

Clean the storage

Next step is to take charge and clean storage. This is because apps when in use utilize both RAM and internal storage in order to perform its operations and functionalities. Note that those smartphones with less internal storage tend to suffer performance atrophy and sluggishness when there are a number of apps involved which also hoards the RAM which is limited as well.

Check for app updates

Apps get things done in a jiffy may it be connecting with a friend or family seven seas apart or transacting a million dollars and whatnot. App developers push out updates every now and then to keep the app updated with the latest bug fixes, strengthening its walls against any unwanted intruders while allowing the app to gauge UI improvements and whatnot. This is why updating apps are crucial and failure to it can take away any of the things I just mentioned thereby making it vulnerable to issues. This is why you need to update all the apps which are accessible via Google Play Store >> My apps and games. Depending upon how you want to get the apps updated, you can choose either to update all the apps at once or update it one-by-one or leave it on ‘auto-update’.

Check for any Android updates

Next thing to keep in mind whilst troubleshooting the restarting and freezing problem is to check for Android updates. Because it is a known fact that the firmware your phone is running on could be vulnerable if left outdated for a long time. You can always search for any Android updates via Settings app on your device so that you stay ahead of the game and introduce bug fixes and certain improvements and add-ons that will make the phone using experience a delight. On the contrary, Android OS suffers fragmentation which means it could take from days to months or even years to receive an update for your device. In that case, you can install a custom ROM of your choice to receive updates further.

Rollback to the previous OS

Updating the OS surely fixes a lot of problems but it is not the only outcome. It is possible that although your phone is able to support Android Pie which is actually a heavier and more resource demanding OS than the previous Android Oreo, problems could kick in after updates. There are a number of outcomes such as the phone screen freezes at any given time or it is facing trouble opening an app or using any of the feature and so on. In such cases, you can always rollback to the previous OS that must fix the problem. If not, you can always seek help from any professional to get a resonating resolution.

Scrutinize the battery and the charger

It’s time to scrutinize the battery and the charger that can introduce the screen to freeze or put the phone in a random reboot startup at times. The thing to scrutinize here is if the charger or the battery is damaged or faulty or if it is incompatible or even duplicate copy of the original one or so where it can trigger restarting and freezing problem without fail. I would recommend sticking to an original battery and charger to steer away from any problem like this.

Perform a full-fledged factory reset on your phone

If you think the problem is software-related, you can pull off factory reset which is essentially the mother of all fixes and that restore any phone from any issues that it might have encountered.

To pull off a factory reset, start by turning off the device. Next thing you know is to press both power plus volume up buttons together that will trigger the device to start up. You need to keep the buttons held until an Android logo doesn’t appear on the screen. Now, you need to select ‘wipe data/factory reset’ from amidst the menu and it is all taken care of.

Get help from the manufacturer

If doing any of the methods didn’t help the restarting and freezing problem, then you should probably move to an authorized service center and ask them to fix the problem although a charge, if not covered by a warranty of the device, will apply.