Hi
Thanks for this great site. My problem is that when my Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE (i9305) when is switched OFF and being charged displays a strange charge indicator which stays on-screen all the time (screen doesn't turn OFF at all) and shows no charge progress what so ever.
When I unplug the charger from the phone it still remains on screen and when I try to power on my device nothing happens. I have to remove the battery and put it back again to turn on my device.
Please assist me, I don't now what's wrong with my phone.
This is what the indicator is in the attachment.
Hi there,
I'd suggest asking that in the Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting, people with the same device will be able to help and advise you further.
Thank you and thread closed!
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I have been using Cyanogenmod for a while, and after installing a series of buggy nightlies, I decided to flash it back to stock. However, once I did that, I am now unable to charge my phone. Now when I open Odin and put the phone in download mode and connect the phone it recognizes the phone and let me reflash it. However, the phone is not being recognized otherwise by the computer and hence it is not charging via computer as well (It is only being recognized by Odin when in download mode)
The only time I was able to charge it post stock flashing was just after I flashed it, but that's just once. It wont let me charge again. I flashed it again, the same thing happened, it let me charge for the first time post flash, but not more than that.
It also charged a second time post flashing when I left it plugged in to the wall charger overnight. When I plugged it in, it did not show any sign of being charged or any LED indication as well, but when I woke up in the morning it showed my battery had 100% (without the thunder sign on the battery icon, I removed and plugged it back in, it did not charge again)
Sometimes, when I plug the charger in, the LED glows, but the battery icon in the notification does not show a thunder sign of charging, however when I open the battery details, it shows the battery as charging, but in reality, the battery simply drains. This too happens only sometimes not every time when I plug the charger in
Kindly reply if anyone has any solution
Edit: Not sure if this was the right place to post this, would be much obliged if anyone can show me the right place if this is not it. Thanks!!
You will get help from the right experts if you could post in
Samsung Galaxy Note II GT-N7100, N7105 > Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
If you turn off the phone completely and then plug it into the wall then it has to charge irrespective of any software or Rom. If it still has a problem charging when powered off, then the Micro USB has gone flaky on the phone.
Thanks for the link
Perseus71 said:
You will get help from the right experts if you could post in
Samsung Galaxy Note II GT-N7100, N7105 > Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
If you turn off the phone completely and then plug it into the wall then it has to charge irrespective of any software or Rom. If it still has a problem charging when powered off, then the Micro USB has gone flaky on the phone.
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I have submitted it in the Note 2 forum as well. I have tried different chargers and USB cables, none seems to work
Since You have posted in the Right forum, that would be the best place for the right experts to help you.
Hi all,
I have a problem with my S3 Mini, which restarts on it's own, whether it's fully charged or near empty, and keeps restarting until I remove the battery. When I look at my battery consumption monitor, I see a sudden drop in battery level. But sometimes, after starting the phone and plugging a charger, the battery immediately shows 60% capacity. I'm assuming it is a battery issue, but I can't be sure. So, has anyone had the same/similar problem? Thanks in advance!
Hi,
It sounds like a stuck power button to me. But I'd ask for opinions from members who own your device, here...
> Samsung Galaxy S III Mini > Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Good luck!
Ok, thanks!
Thank you. Thread closed.
Hi XDA Community and Happy New Year!
This is my first post after I came across your community on Google and I registered immediately when I saw the level of professionalism you guys hold yourself to here.
Here's the run down, I'm a layman at this. I barely have any technical knowledge of working with phones but I am good with computers so I guess the apprenticeship begins here.
My sister owns a Galaxy S4 from AT&T and for a few days prior to it ultimately shutting down for good (bricked?) the phone had been acting up and operating very slowly. I tried all options in an attempt to turn it on and nothing. I connected it to the OEM Samsung wall charger and nothing happens. I also attempted to connect it to my PC and there was no recognition from either the computer or the phone. This pretty much leaves me to think it's either an issue with the microUSB port or there is another hardware issue.
I've searched the forums and attempted what I could (powering on trouble-shooting methods) but because the phone won't even turn on, my troubleshooting options are extremely limited. What can I do from here?
Hi,
Yup, without any sign of life whatsoever, there will be nothing to do. Have you tried pulling the battery, waiting a bit and plugging back in? See if it will even try to boot. Or try another cable and charger to charge it?
Basically, it's either gone from software frying it, or its the phones port and it won't charge and is completely drained. Or power button could be dead.
Either way, you likely need a service center unfortunately.
You can ask for other opinions here if you wish,
> Samsung Galaxy S 4 i9500, i9505, i9505G, i9506 > Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting > [HELP THREAD] Galaxy S4 | Ask any question | Noob friendly
Good luck!
Hi
I have a problem with my galaxy duos. the batterry percentage stays all the time 99%. the phone was not rooted or anything like that. it is almost new. I changed the battery still the same. after that tried difrent roms and the only thing that changes is the percentage for example from 99% it goes to 44% but still stays to 44% all the time. I changed the kernel to but the same. is it a hardware problem? or anything else
Hi,
Chances are that it is a hardware issue. Try asking in the Q&A forum of your device where you should get further help:
Galaxy S Duos Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Good luck
Hello, everybody. I have my Galaxy Tab 2 bricked. It's been lagging for the last few months and one day just turned off. I tried to turn it on, use different combinations like vol up + power and so on, but nothing happened - the screen is totally black as the Black Hole. Nothing happens too, when I plug in the charger (even for 24+ hours). I tried to connect in to my PC, and sometimes I see in the corner of my pc's screen, that unknown device is connected. It lasts for about 3 seconds, and then I see "disconnection" window. I had cyanogen 12 on the board. Gonna be very grateful for help. Sorry for my poor English.)
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Hello, everybody. I have my Galaxy Tab 2 bricked. It's been lagging for the last few months and one day just turned off. I tried to turn it on, use different combinations like vol up + power and so on, but nothing happened - the screen is totally black as the Black Hole. Nothing happens too, when I plug in the charger (even for 24+ hours). I tried to connect in to my PC, and sometimes I see in the corner of my pc's screen, that unknown device is connected. It lasts for about 3 seconds, and then I see "disconnection" window. I had cyanogen 12 on the board. Gonna be very grateful for help. Sorry for my poor English.)
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Hello, and thank you for using XDA Assist!
On the contrary, your English is good - (much) better than some English-speaking people I run into on Facebook
At any rate, I am connecting this thread to the forum your device experts can be found:
> Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 > Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
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Hope this helps, and good luck!