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As you all know, one of the greatest things
about Android is the vast number of free apps
and games available for download.
However, things turn into total disappointment
when you start facing the Apps crashing on your device.
When thinking about
what’s making your favorite apps crash,
then reasons like low storage space,
too many apps running simultaneously,
a weak internet connection, or not having
the proper app updates installed can be your cause.
Thankfully, this common Android app problem
has some quick-fix solutions.
And the first method to fix the apps crash issue
on your Android device can be-
Method 1: Clear cache
Android apps can build up large caches based on usage.
While Android is designed to manage this on its own,
sometimes clearing cached data could drastically
improve the performance of your phone as well as apps.
You can clear the Apps cache one by one from Apps storage,
or you can get into android recovery mode
and clear the cache partition all at once.
For that, 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: Expand your storage
Apps can sometimes crash when
they don’t have enough space to perform their tasks.
Low storage space can cause Android phones
to freeze, and also drain your device battery.
To solve this, open the setting on your Android,
and go to device storage.
Tap on the “Apps” option from the list
and delete any apps, photos, music,
or other large files that you don’t need anymore.
Or you can move spacious
third- party Apps to your SD card.
Method 3: Keep your apps updated
App developers keep pushing out updates to their apps.
These updates contain bug fixes
that should solve app crashing issues as well.
As such, it is recommended to keep your apps updated.
And for that, open the plays store app on your device
and tap on the image or letter icon.
Select the “manage apps and device” option
from the list and hit on the “Updates Available”
to see if there is any update available for the Apps.
Method 4: 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.
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 5: Uninstall the faulty App.
Some apps are poorly coded, release buggy updates,
or are incompatible with certain phones or Android versions.
Buggy apps can cause other apps to crash too
and removing such Apps can help your situation.
Now, if your Android apps keep crashing
even after checking all these ways,
it could be a problem with your Android operating system.
And you will need a third-party tool to get it fixed.
We recommend UltFone Android System Repair,
a professional and trusted software that can solve
more than 150 Android system issues easily and effectively.
Moreover, this tool also offers a one-click way
to enter Android Recovery Mode, Fastboot Mode
as well as Download Mode on your Android phones.
Now to know how it works,
visit the UltFone official page on your window
and get into the “Recovery and repair” tab.
Click “iOS System Repair” and then,
hit download to get the download started.
Install it.
And launch UltFone Android System Repair over your PC.
Here, tap on the “Repair Android System” option
from the main interface of the tool.
And click on “Repair Now”.
Choose your Android device information
on the following screen
and once done, hit on the “Next”.
The tool will automatically start downloading
a suitable firmware depending on the device you’re using.
After the download is done,
click on the “Repair Now” button
followed by hitting the “Continue” button
and the tool will then show the instructions
to put your android device in Download Mode.
Follow the given instructions,
or you can make use of the other feature of this tool
“Enter Download Mode”,
a one-click way to put your device in download mode.
Once the tool detects your device in Download Mode,
the repairing process will start.
After the Android system recovery process
is completed successfully,
your device will reboot
and back to start running smoothly.
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