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What can be more annoying than your
phone’s user interface stop responding time to time?
And even after getting your device
back to normal by restarting it,
you still see the error that says,
“Unfortunately System UI has Stopped”.
Well, one such error is recently pestering Samsung users.
So, if you have a Samsung device
and are facing a similar problem,
you’re at the right place.
Because in this video, we will show you
various solutions to solve this issue
and make your device work normally once again.
Let’s begin with our first method.
Method 1: Clear cache
Android can build up large caches based on usage.
It is advisable to clear Cache more often than not
to keep your device free of glitches.
And to clear the cache partition on your Samsung,
switch off your phone first and then hold down
the Volume Up button and the Power button together.
If your Android has a Bixby or home button,
then you must hold that down as well.
In case this didn’t help in getting into recovery mode,
take a USB cable and connect
your Android device to your computer.
Then try again, holding down the buttons
for a few seconds until you feel a vibration
and the android logo appears on your device screen.
Soon, the recovery menu will appear on your device.
Use the Volume Up and the Volume Down button to navigate
and when the “clear cache partition” is highlighted,
select it by pressing the power button.
Confirm your action and reboot your device
by the “reboot system now” option.
Method 2: Keep Android OS Up-To-Date
When you're having a problem with your phone,
install any available update and make sure
your operating system is up to date.
For that, go to device Settings
and select “Software Update” from the options.
Tap on the “Download and install”
and see if there is any system update available.
Method 3: Uninstall Google Updates on Android
If you have recently updated your Google App
and the error keeps popping up at regular intervals,
make sure you uninstall Google App updates
as soon as possible.
Open the “Play Store” app on your Samsung
and tap on the profile icon.
Select the “Manage apps and device” option
from the list and hit on “See Recent Updates”.
Now tap on the Google App you most recently updated
and hit “Uninstall” followed by confirming your action.
Now to prevent the error to occur in the future,
do not forget to change your Google Play Store settings
to “Do Not Auto-Update Apps” later.
Method 4: Factory reset
When nothing works, you can try
resetting your device which will return your
Android phone to its factory settings.
Go to “Settings”, tap on “General management”
and hit on “Reset”.
After hitting the “Factory data reset”,
this will delete all the data on your device,
so make sure you have a backup
before you proceed further.
Method 5: Use UltFone Android System Repair
After using all the methods earlier,
if your Samsung UI still doesn’t respond,
you can use UltFone Android System Repair
to solve the issue without losing any data.
This software aims to solve
more than 50 Android system issues effectively,
including Samsung UI not responding.
Now to make use of this tool,
first download the software from
UltFone’s official website by hitting
on the download button,
and installing it.
After the installation is done,
launch it over your PC,
and now you’re at the main interface of
UltFone Android System Repair.
As you can see, this tool offers you many features
including “One-Click to Enter Recovery Mode”
as well as “Once-Click to Clear System Cache”.
Select the “Repair Android System” function
from the options given and click on the
“Repair Now” to continue.
On the next screen, you need to select
the correct information about the
Samsung device you are using.
Hit “Next” and the program will then start downloading
the firmware package suitable for your device.
After a little while, the firmware package
will be downloaded successfully,
and you can then click on the
“Repair Now” button to proceed.
Next, you will be asked to put
your device into download mode.
Put it by following the instructions
shown on the program screen.
Or you can make use of the
“Enter Download Mode” feature of this tool
to put your device in download mode.
Once the software detects
your device in Download Mode,
it will start the repairing process automatically.
And that’s it.
After the repair process will be completed successfully,
your Samsung device will reboot to normal
and you can start using your phone like before.
Well, that’s all for today.
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