I have an Galaxy S6 on Verizon that I just bought a week ago. I rooted it and it's on 5.0.2. I started removing bloatware with titanium backup and everything was fine. 5 days after I did this I started to get the error " unfortunately com.Android.phone stopped working". It keeps popping up continuously and makes it hard to do anything on the phone. It happens even after a restart.
I tried clearing the cash in recovery mode. I tried going into settings, app manager, phone and clearing data and cache. I tried clearing contacts.
I am trying to avoid resetting the phone to factory since I just finished debloating it and I actually got the battery to last a full day where as when I first got the phone and it was stock, it had a horrible battery life. Is there anyway to solve this? I have looked all over the internet and only found the solutions above which don't work.
If resetting is the only way do i do a reset through setting backup and restore or do I reset from restore mode?
Go into recovery and wipe cache
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I was earlier on XXKP3 (im from India) and my phone was working fine. Last week I flashed DXKP9 and it worked fine for about 3-4 days. After that i rooted/de-odexed DXKP9 and all went through. BUT, I began getting some random restarts, some bootloops which required me to pull the battery and reboot. When the phone booted up, it was factory resetted - all settings gone including APN, etc but all installed apps were there and working. So then i went into recovery and did a wipe cache/factory reset and thought it would do it. But since then everyday i had a bootloop (no more factory resets).
SO i got tired of it and 2 days ago, RE-FLASHED to XXKPE, then flashed XXKPQ on it, immediately did a wipe cache/factory reset and (painfully) reinstalled all apps. I did not root/de-odex XXKPQ and do not plan to root my phone anymore. But since today morning, the random bootloop and factory reset has begun again and is driving me crazy. Once the phone boots, all apps are still there, camera wifi 3g push notifications all work fine.
But why the random bootloop? and why the factory reset every time? i can live with the random restart but not with the factory reset thing.
any solution? thanks
spm123123 said:
Hi
I was earlier on XXKP3 (im from India) and my phone was working fine. Last week I flashed DXKP9 and it worked fine for about 3-4 days. After that i rooted/de-odexed DXKP9 and all went through. BUT, I began getting some random restarts, some bootloops which required me to pull the battery and reboot. When the phone booted up, it was factory resetted - all settings gone including APN, etc but all installed apps were there and working. So then i went into recovery and did a wipe cache/factory reset and thought it would do it. But since then everyday i had a bootloop (no more factory resets).
SO i got tired of it and 2 days ago, RE-FLASHED to XXKPE, then flashed XXKPQ on it, immediately did a wipe cache/factory reset and (painfully) reinstalled all apps. I did not root/de-odex XXKPQ and do not plan to root my phone anymore. But since today morning, the random bootloop and factory reset has begun again and is driving me crazy. Once the phone boots, all apps are still there, camera wifi 3g push notifications all work fine.
But why the random bootloop? and why the factory reset every time? i can live with the random restart but not with the factory reset thing.
any solution? thanks
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go strain to sumsung support I had the same problem
they replaced my phone
see this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1324452
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I get that message when I go into Settings>Application Manager and tap on the All tab. If I try this several times, the phone starts rebooting when I just try to go into Settings. I tried wiping cache in the stock recovery, but that didn't help? Any ideas?
wipe data
droidstyle said:
wipe data
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Thanks. Wiping data is the same as a factory reset in that it will revert phone to original state when purchased, correct?
Wingnuts said:
Thanks. Wiping data is the same as a factory reset in that it will revert phone to original state when purchased, correct?
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yes and it will reformat your internal sd, so back it up first.
OK, thanks for you help.
I've backed up my IMEI with adb nvbackup and QPST. The Synergy backup .zip doesn't work unless I'm rooted and unlocked, correct? Should I root / unlock and flash the Synergy zip before wiping data? Any chance rooting and unlocking will fix the 'settings has stopped' issue? I assume wiping data will cause me to lose root and unlocked state. Thanks for your help.
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Same thing with me on Samsung GT-I9300 with Android 4.1.1
I came across this problem 2 times.
The first time it happened when I installed a game "Waking Mars". The game was working fine, I played for around 20 minutes and then wanted to check free storage left after installing. But when I opened Application manager swiping was very laggy and after a few (5-10) secs it crashed with "Unfortunately, Settings has stopped" error or just closed. At that time I didn't know that it was because of "Waking Mars" and started to delete unnecessery applications I installed that day and yesterday, but problem vanished only after uninstalling "Waking Mars". Also, while this app was installed, phone's screen was glitchy and became bleached (the glitch disappeared after rebooting), like when "Natural" screen mode is activated, but it wasn't. When I had tried to install the game again, the problem came back.
The second time it was because of "Galaxy On Fire 2" installed. Same problems appeared: crashing Application manager and glitchy screen.
Both games contained their data in ".apk" file, but another Waking Mars version with separate data (cache) caused the same problem too.
By the way, funny thing is that both games are about space
P.S.: Sorry for my English, it isn't my native language.
I'm truly lost for how to fix this. I'm trying to restore my phone to factory and I've wound up with major issues with the phone when it starts up. I get immediately those messages you get when a process dies: "Unfortunately, the process com.google.phone has stopped." I get this message for a huge range of apps, as far as I can tell it may be all or most of the built-in system apps, one after the other. I can't access settings or anything.
I tried restarting into fastboot and using "flash-all.bat" to wipe everything and install the stock images, then booted into recovery and attempted to wipe the data. I got everything wiped, or so I thought, but then the same problem still occurs when it starts up. How is this possible? Surely there could be nothing remaining of the old system on there at this stage?
After you flash factory images, there's no need to go in recovery again. Also, when setting up google account, don't sync app data.
Hi im really panicking here my phone has been rooted for days but for some reason whenever i pressed battery in the menu it would shut down settings and report an error so i just did a factory reset using stock bootloads (not twrp or anything) and now it gets to installing apps like kind, resets and repeats. i have tried clearing cache and all that.
Running OP6 rooted. Woke up today to get this msg com.android.phone keeps stopping.
I tried cleaning the cache and date. and the simtool kit as suggested online. But it's still broken.
This is a recent updated phone. Havn't touched any system settings in weeks.
I've also tried removing and Re inserting my Sim card.
Any help would be appreciated
Solved! Reboot to twrp. Clear dalvik. That simple.