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17-02-2015 04:38 PM
Hi, I have downloaded lollipop and like they say "if it aint broke dont fix it" and i wish i had listened to that advice. I have now got loads of issues with my s5 ie text tking ages to send,a lot slower than it use to be,battery life none existant but the most annoying is i cant answer incoming calls. I have done factory reset twice now but still the same. I can make calls no problem, i have tried changing answering phone to a different button but still just hangs up on incoming caller.
Also is there away of reverting back to old operating system and is it straight forward with no issues of losing anything off my phone,doing a reset is bad enough. Any help appreciated
Cheers
Bazza
17-02-2015 05:21 PM
Lollipop is a major undate and often requires a factory reset to get everything back on an even keel Don't forget to back up your content and make sure your contacts and calendar are fully sync'd first. If you have an external sd card, it's also a good idea to remove it in case the process wipes that too.
What happens is that bits of the old code hang around in the systme cache and confuse it. A rest will clear this out and solve most post-update issues. Once it's running properly, Lollipop is very light on its feet and may even be a bit more power-efficient.
18-02-2015 12:17 PM - edited 18-02-2015 04:41 PM
Sorry, missed that. It's a distinctly odd one, then. It may be that a re-flash of the OS may fix it and it might be worth talking to a Samsung repair centre (see the Support tab of their UK website) to see if they could do it while you wait.
18-02-2015 05:47 PM
Hi @12bazza
If you've factory reset the phone, the issues may not be related to the update.
So we can rule out a separate fault with your SIM, phone or local coverage, please run through our
Network Troubleshooting thread.
If you are still experiencing the issue after completing these steps, post the template with your answers here and I'll have a member of the team get back to you ASAP.
Cheers,
Ben
18-02-2015 08:04 PM
19-02-2015 09:12 AM
19-02-2015 11:27 AM
Hi @12bazza
Please follow the troubleshooting steps that Ben gave you.
Then we can identify where the fault is coming from.
Thanks,
Amanda
20-02-2015 03:40 PM
20-02-2015 05:10 PM
Very odd and seems to be an isolated incident. I'd recommend talking to Samsung tech help as there may be an incipient fault that hasn't manifested itself otherwise yet and is just waiting in the background to bite you when you least expect it.