Often the error is made to think that smartphones, as well as any other object of the technological area, are not imperfect.In reality, although there is now very widespread stereotype, regarding the entire technological sector considered always impeccable, even cutting -edge products can incur errors and problems, from the milder to the most serious, sometimes presenting even inexplicable and sudden imperfections.
Probably if the factories were built with each other and the production of all the respective products was self -scratched independently by the robots themselves, then we would not find errors in such products.In fact, the human being, even if only in thinking about how to design something, both in terms of design and as regards the product itself, with all its technical aspects and its functionality, contributes to the creation of the product in question.It is now known that 'human being is not perfect, so it brings its imperfections even in what it does.This phenomenon, however, must not be seen as something serious and catastrophic, because making mistakes does not always mean and only make mistakes, but also to leave your mark, particularly something, in a certain sense customizing what is said and is done positively, because whatever becomes unrepeatable, unique, rich in shades and details often due also and above all to a so -called error.
In fact, the expression "wrong is human" is famous which summarizes this conception.Therefore, drawing conclusions from the various points just listed, it can be said that the expression "not all evils come to harm" is not so incorrect ".There are mistakes that in addition to not being serious as you may think, they can also be correct, so you can always improve.This applies to the human being but also applies to what the human being produces, such as a smartphone, a computer, a tablet, an iPad, an ebook, an iPod, etc..How many times have we happened to see, for example, the phone that does not work properly?How many times have we happened to see an error message on the display of our device?Surely these are things that happened many times, or in any case at least one, to each of us.
Among the errors identifiable for example on smartphones, or tablet etc.., the anomalous arrest of applications is very recurring, who suddenly close and stop working for no reason.The word Crush is often used to indicate this malfunction.This problem is so widespread that there are now many ways to solve it in a short time and in a few simple steps.For example, if you have an Android, there are multiple ways that you can implement to remedy the problem.
First of all, you need to delete the data of the non -functioning application cache.Cache are temporary data that could make the app faster as they are not used but placed in a temporary memory, therefore used only in case of need.By canceling the cache, the latest changes of the app that may have caused the anomalous interruption of it will be canceled.In order to delete the cache you have to go to the settings of the device and click on applications, then click on my apps and games and select the app that interests us.Then you have to click on memory and then on cancellation cache.There are also applications useful to empty cache without the need to open the settings panel.
Later, if this method proved to be ineffective, it could be verified if there are updates to be made.In fact, sometimes determined applications if not updated do not work correctly, because the update may have been done precisely to solve the problems that lead the application to stop suddenly.To understand if there are available updates, you have to go to the Play Store, the Apps and my games in the section and click on updates.At this point you can click update everything, and all updates will be made that are available at that moment, or you can select Update only for the app of our interest.
If not even this method should work, you can proceed by deleting the app and then install it again.This operation is possible to do it by going to the Play Store, in the section in which there are all our apps on the device (ie "my apps and games"), select the app that interests us and click on uninstall.After waiting for the time necessary to complete the uninstallation, you can proceed again with the installation.
If this procedure does not give the desired results, the device could be turned off for a few minutes, after deleting the Google Play Store chronology.To delete the Google Play Store chronology you must go to the settings, click the Applications section and select the Google Play Store, then you will have to proceed by clicking "Cancel cache".
Usually, at least one of the methods just listed should work, if the problem that leads the app to stop abnormally is a slight and easy problem to solve.However, it may happen that the apparently simple problem of an application that does not work correctly by suddenly turning off, is actually a much more radical and rooted problem.In this case, a restoration of factory data may be necessary.To carry out this restore you must go to Settings, in the backup and restore section and click Restore factory data.
With this operation, simple to perform in a few steps, in reality we go far beyond the simple solution of what seems a slight problem of operation of the application of our interest.In fact, with this much more extreme step than all the others listed, all the data on the device will be deleted.This implies a phone that returns as new, so as it was originally, but it also implies a loss of all our data, whatever they are.For this reason it is recommended to be careful in proceeding with the restoration, that is, it is advisable to make sure you have first made a backup of the data.In this way our data will be saved and it will be possible to recover them later, immediately after having restored the hope that the problems on the device are finally solved definitively.