In case you are dealing with an Android Phone that keeps Restarting randomly and for no apparent reason, you will find below the steps to fix Android Phone Keeps Restarting problem.
Android Phone Keeps Restarting Randomly
The problem of Android Phone Restarting Randomly could be ocurring due to a variety of reasons, ranging from poorly designed Apps to corrupted software and hardware issues.
Since, there is no single reason for this problem, you can follow the methods below in a sequential manner until one of these methods helps in fixing the problem of Android Phone Restarting Again and Again for no apparent reason.
1. Loose Battery
The problem of an Android Phone Restarting Randomly is common on older devices with removable batteries. In most cases, the battery cover becomes loose and is unable to hold batteries in their proper place.
Hence, make sure that the back cover of your phone is not loose or bent and is holding the battery in place. Also, examine the battery connectors and make sure that they are not bent or worn out.
2. Uninstall Recently Installed Apps
If the problem of Android Phone Restarting Randomly has started after installing a recent App, it is likely that this particular App is causing the problem on your device.
1. Go to Settings > Applications > On some Android Phones, you may have to tap on Application Manager.
2. On the Application Manager screen, select the App that you want to Uninstall.
3. On the next screen, tap on the Uninstall button.
Similarly, you can take this opportunity to Uninstall all unwanted and unused Apps from your device.
3. Upgrade Apps
Make sure that Apps on your Android Phone are upgraded to their latest version.
1. Open Google Play Store and tap on 3-line Menu icon.
2. From the drop-down menu that appears, tap on My Apps & Games option.
3. On the next screen, switch to Updates tab and tap on the Update button next to the Apps for which updates are available.
4. Make Sure System Apps Have Not Been Disabled
It is quite possible that the problem of Android Phone Restarting Randomly is related to an important or necessary system App being disabled on your device.
1. Go to Settings > Applications > Application Manager.
2. On the Application manager screen, switch to Disabled tab to see the list of disabled Apps on your device.
Go through the list of Disabled Apps and enable necessary Apps by tapping on them and selecting the Enable option.
5. Overheating
Most Android Phones are designed to shut off automatically when they become hot. This safety feature in Android is designed to protect the phone from getting damaged due to excessive heat.
This problem is understandable if you are out in the Sun on a hot day or driving a car without air conditioning on a particularly hot day.
However, you should contact the retailer or the manufacturer of your device, if it is overheating while charging and while it is being normally used.
6. Corrupted Operating System
Sometimes, the problem is due to the Android Operating system geting corrupted or damaged due to a variety of reasons. In such cases, the only option left is to Factory Reset your Android Phone.
Unfortunately, Factory Reset is going to erase all the data from your device. However, this is your only option in case nothing else is helping you fix the problem.
1. Open Settings > scroll down and tap on Backup & Reset option.
2. On the next screen, tap on the Factory Data Reset Option.
3. Patiently wait for the Factory Reset process to be completed.
The Factory Data Reset process will wipe all the Data from your device (including corrupted files) and install the latest version of Android Operating System on your device.
7. Hardware Problems
Sometimes the Power button can get stuck down and there could be other hardware related issues causing the problem of Android Phone Restarting Randomly.
The solution in this case is to contact the Manufacturer, Dealer or the retailer and find out if the Phone can be replaced or repaired.