[SOLVED] Samsung J7 Apps Crashing

Generally speaking, the lack of resources is usually responsible for Samsung J7 apps crashing and the best solution is to close a couple of apps. If the issue persists, you should restart your phone, check for updates, clear cache/data of apps, uninstall and reinstall apps, perform a factory reset, etc. Not exactly tech-savvy and don’t know how to carry out the solutions on your own? In that case, this article is going to be of use to you. 

Analysis 

In the course of operation, Samsung J7 could run many apps but once it comes to Samsung J7 apps crashing, you must remember these possibilities:

  • Lack of resources.
  • Bugs. 
  • Obsolescence.
  • Corruption. 

Approaches To The Situation 

Close A Couple Of Apps

To see apps running in the background of your Samsung J7, all you have to do is to tap the Recents key on the bottom left. The moment you see the list of background apps, proceed to close those that you don’t need to free up some of the resources. Of course, depending on the situation, you could hit Close all to close all background apps. After you finish, launch several apps on your phone and see how things turn out. 

Restart 

  • Step 1: Press and hold the Power button then tap Restart. 
  • Step 2: Confirm your decision.
  • Step 3: When the screen comes back on, witness the result.

Check For Updates

  • Step 1: Open Settings, select About device and choose Software update.
  • Step 2: Hit Update now. If an update is available, allow your phone to download and install it. After the update finishes, restart the device. 
  • Step 3: Determine whether the issue persists. 

Clear Cache/Data Of Apps

  • Step 1: Open Settings, select Applications and choose one of the crashing apps. 
  • Step 2: Hit Storage, click Clear cache and pick Clear data. 
  • Step 3: Repeat the process for other crashing apps then restart your phone. 

Note: On occasions, it’s wise to wipe cache partition as well. 

  • Step 1: Press and hold the Power button then tap Power off. 
  • Step 2: Confirm your decision.
  • Step 3: Press and hold Power, Volume Up and Home keys. Release all keys as soon as the Android logo comes into view. 
  • Step 4: In Recovery Mode, use Volume Up/Down keys to navigate to wipe cache partition then press the Power key once. Confirm your decision if prompted. 
  • Step 5: Navigate to reboot system now using Volume Up/Down keys then press the Power key once.

Remove And Reinstall Apps

  • Step 1: Open Settings, select Applications and choose one of the crashing apps. 
  • Step 2: Hit Uninstall and repeat the process for other crashing apps. 
  • Step 3: Restart your phone, open Google Play Store and reinstall the apps. 

Note: You should use the opportunity to get rid of non-essential apps on your phone. The more apps you keep around, the higher the risk of app conflict, competition of resources, etc. 

Perform A Factory Reset

Note: Back up important data in advance.

  • Step 1: Press and hold the Power button then tap Power off. 
  • Step 2: Confirm your decision.
  • Step 3: Press and hold Power, Volume Up and Home keys. Release all keys as soon as the Android logo comes into view. 
  • Step 4: In Recovery Mode, use Volume Up/Down keys to navigate to wipe data/factory reset then press the Power key once. Confirm your decision if prompted. 
  • Step 5: Allow the process to go all the way. 

What Happens If I Don’t Update My Phone?

If you neglect software updates, the device won’t have the latest features which impairs the phone experience. Furthermore, the obsolescence of software usually results in glitches, lags, vulnerabilities and so on.  

What Must Be Done To Move Apps From Internal Memory To MicroSD Cards?

  • Step 1: Open Settings, select Applications and choose one of the target apps. 
  • Step 2: Click Storage, pick Change, tick the SD card circle and hit Move. 
  • Step 3: Repeat the process for other apps you want to move.