12-12-2023 03:02 AM - last edited 12-12-2023 11:30 PM
10-01-2024 12:36 AM - last edited 10-01-2024 12:38 AM
I have the S22+, since the update Google Messages will only intermittently work (RCS Messaging was great beforehand), my mobile signal strength is worse, I have latency issues with the touch screen, and apps seem to freeze frequently. I've reset my phone back to factory settings twice, and even went into the bios and reset my phone. It's annoying.
10-01-2024 03:39 PM
10-01-2024 04:06 PM
I manage to sort my issues by entering in recovery mode (you need to search only for the procedure for your Samsung model) and then selecting Wipe Cache Partition. All sorted now. Hope it stays this way!
10-01-2024 04:54 PM
Holy cow, that seems to have worked!! Fingers crossed that this fix stays. Hopefully they run an update soon, bc my phone is struggling for easy tasks. I can feel the heat through my case!
11-01-2024 04:13 AM
Sadly, it didn't last for long. I missed 2 phone calls, a voicemail, and stopped being able to RCS text once I got home.
12-01-2024 07:56 PM
Hello,
as others here I'm currently (not)happy owner of the regular S23. I bought the phone 3 months ago and it was working fine, I did the update in December, still fine, till last week when I came back from abroad (but this can be also a coincidance). I started to notice resets of the SIM cards (I use dual SIM). By that I mean that when doing anything the signal goes completely off and comes back immidiately after a second. There is no any pattern when it happens. I'm sitting still, the signal bars are on one card full (I use 3G on this one), on a second one there are 2 bars. Did anyone noticed anything likes this? Do you think it is a software issue, or most likely hardware? I reset network settings, wiped cache, cleaned physically both SIM cards - nothing helped. I contacted Samsung and they told me to send the phone to the service but for now I'm not the biggest fan of this idea as I need the phone on a daily basis. I cannot believe that such an expensive phones have issues with basic things like keeping a signal.
12-01-2024 08:34 PM
Hello,
as others here I'm currently (not)happy owner of the regular S23. I bought the phone 3 months ago and it was working fine, I did the update in December, still fine, till last week when I came back from abroad (but this can be also a coincidance). I started to notice resets of the SIM cards (I use dual SIM). By that I mean that when doing anything the signal goes completely off and comes back immidiately after a second. There is no any pattern when it happens. I'm sitting still, the signal bars are on one card full (I use 3G on this one), on a second one there are 2 bars. Did anyone noticed anything likes this? Do you think it is a software issue, or most likely hardware? I reset network settings, wiped cache, cleaned physically both SIM cards - nothing helped. I contacted Samsung and they told me to send the phone to the service but for now I'm not the biggest fan of this idea as I need the phone on a daily basis. I cannot believe that such an expensive phones have issues with basic things like keeping a signal.
12-01-2024 09:40 PM
13-01-2024 12:27 AM - last edited 13-01-2024 12:48 AM
13-01-2024 12:47 AM