How do I fix the issue of my flickering screen on my Samsung Galaxy A7?
U will get many answers for that but i can tell u the simple one its not your hardware or software problem that your screen is flickering so dont tense about that,Your mobile totally working fine so be coolNow to avoid this,Just download the screen filterAnd the screen filter will be of hacor industry (just type screen filter in play store , hacor industries filter will be shown on the top onlt) cuz its an trusted one and doesn't harms your mobile.Download it and open it once and yeah done now adjust your brightness etc etc according to u.And if this doesn't helps thn let me knw i ll give u alternate solution too.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 SM-T210R flickering screen?
I apologize, because I don't know much about this kind of stuff. And I don't mean to post this in the wrong place, but, I have an issue and i have been looking around for a few hours for a solution, but I haven't found anything that really even describes what my problem is. I was trying to root my Samsung Galaxy Tab 3, SM-T2109, I set it into Download mode, and opened up Odin. I had Auto Reboot and F. Reset time checked. I checked the PDA box and loaded a ROM called "prerooted.tar.md5". I then clicked start and waited for it to work. Odin reported no errors and my tablet rebooted, the samsung galaxy tab 3 logo looked completely normal. But as soon as it reached the screen with the animation, before the tablet boots up, i knew something was wrong, because the animation never came up, only the booting up noise. Then, when the tablet was supposed to be started up, it never displayed anything on the screen. In order to get it to work I push the lock button once, then the screen shuts off, then i push it again and the display comes up. When i do this, i notice that the screen flashes, notably especially on blue colors, between random colors. Constantly flickering. The touch screen works fine, and everything else seems to be completely normal. I fiddled around with the settings for a bit and decided i wanted to try to factory reset. I shut down the tablet and did a factory reset, but that didn't work. Still the same thing, I researched some more and found a video that said to flash something using odin, that would apparantly unroot the device. I tried this, the thing is called "KIES_HOME_T210RUEAMG4_T210RXACAMG4_1304... user_low_ship.tar" I did it, and once again, when i booted up the device it did the same exact thing. I do not believe that there is anything physically wrong with the display, because when i set it to download mode, the screen returns to normal, and does not have this problem, but when i am in recovery mode, or using the regular tablet, it has this problem. I'm wondering how i can fix this, because it is quite the annoyance, though the tablet is still theoretically useable, it's very very annoying to have to watch the screen flicker like this. Thank you for taking the time to read this.
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Model SM-T110. It s bricked. Help?
No matter what I do, I can t get it past the Samsung logo. CWM-based Recovery v6.0.4.8 is on the tablet. The tablet is rooted. This tablet is my brother s, and he rooted it before factory resetting it. Ever since the factory reset, it doesn t work. I ve tried literally everything on the CWM Recovery interface, but nothing seems to work. I m not that tech savvy, so I ll need a pretty easy-to-follow guide from anyone who can help. Do I need to put the tablet into download mode, then download the operating system?
The right half of my Samsung Galaxy s7 screen is frozen. How can I fix it?
Well you are not alone here to encounter such problem but there are several Samsung users who have faced this problem. In this situation, generally Samsung device gets stuck. So how to get out of this problem?I have few solutions for you, which can help you to get out of Samsung frozen problem.First, do a soft reset of your device. For that, you have to hold the power button for 8-10 seconds after which the problem you are facing gets resolved.Second, delete the cache partition.For that you have to Hold and press Power button, Volume down and Home buttonAfter you see the android icon, release power button and wait until you see system recover screenHere from the menu option, select “wipe cache partition” and click to delete partitionRemove battery from your device. This is the easiest way to get rid of the frozen screen error on your Galaxy phone. Simply remove the battery if your device has removable battery. But if the battery is non-removable then you can further follow the other stepsUninstall those apps, which can lead to frozen issue on your device. There may be few apps, which stuck at your device, and you cannot access it. So its better that you check the apps which is leading to such issues to your phone and uninstall them to get rid of the problem.Perform a factory reset of your device. This is the last method when all other methods don’t work to solve the issue. Though factory reset can erase all your data from your device but you can get relief that the Samsung stuck at logo screen error will be solved. For that you have to follow some simple steps and then your phone will become as a new. So the steps are as follows:First switch off your device by pressing Power keyThen press and hold Power, Home, Volume down keyNow you can see Android logo on your Samsung device. Leave the Power button but continue with hold and press the other two buttons until you see Recover menu option on your devices screen.Now go to Factory Reset option by using the Volume down buttonAt last, confirm the option with Power keyThese are the some of the best ways to get rid of the Samsung screen frozen error.
My Samsung Galaxy S screen has turned green - how do I fix it?
My friend unfortunately I have bad news for you, while your display still works it is permanently damaged. There is no fixing this issue, there is only replacing the screen with a new one.What has happened is the display has been damaged below the first layer of glass, you cannot see the damage because the front glass is covering it, by removing the front glass you will be able to see the damage.It must be a minor crack in your LED, small enough to only distort the display and not make it go out completely.But its only a mater of time before the device gets bumped to hard or dropped and it will finish the small crack and make the display stop working completely.Its time for a new screen. Log on to Support for helpHope this helps get you going in the right direction.