How To Fix A Samsung Galaxy A71 Won’t Turn On By TheDroidGuy

Some galaxy a71 users reported that their devices shut down without apparent reason and would no longer power back on. There were those who said that the problem occurred after they updated their phones, while others reported that the problem just occurred without any obvious cause in this video, we will show you how to fix your Samsung Galaxy a71. That won't turn on first solution perform the forced restart when it comes to fixing devices that won't turn on. The first thing you have to do is the forced restart it's a simulated battery, pull procedure that forces your phone to boot, up, here's, how it's done press and hold the volume down button and the power key for 10 seconds. This will trigger your device to boot up when the logo shows release both keys and allow your phone to boot up successfully. As long as you can make the logo show on the screen, it's a sign that your phone is still capable of.

Turning on more often than not, this procedure is enough to fix your device. However, if this doesn't fix the problem move on to the next solution. Second solution charge your phone and do the forced restart. If the first solution failed, then it's possible that the battery is completely drained. While it's not really a problem.

There are times when the firmware crashes just before it runs out of juice. As a result, you're dealing with a couple of issues that both leave your phone unresponsive, here's what you have to do about it, plug the power adapter to a working wall outlet using the original cable connect the phone to its charger, regardless of whether the charging sign is showing or not leave it connected to the charger for at least 10 minutes after that, try pressing and holding the volume down button and the power key for 10 seconds, while it's still connected to the charger. If the logo shows then release both keys, if not continue, holding them a little longer when it comes to fixing an android smartphone that won't turn on as concerned. These two procedures are enough to fix it, but if it doesn't help, then it's time you have the phone checked. These procedures are also enough to tell you if the problem is serious or not.

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