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Some common situations that lost TXT you can recover from:
1. accidentally deleted it on your android phone
2. lost txt after Android 5.0 updated or other Android upgrade.
3. save txt from water damaged, crashed, broken or smashed Android phone
4. Android deleted txt randomly by itself
5. Factory restore Android phone.
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power the cell phone down, remove the battery and wait for a couple of minutes, then start back up.
Phone has lost connection with cell tower and needs a restart to refresh connection.
Hi, you have to turn off your phone and then turn it back on. If the power button doesn't work then you can wait for it to die or simply take out the battery. Once restarted the problem should go away.
This seems to be a known issue where the Samsung Music app starts randomly1. Here are a few steps you can try to resolve this issue:
Check if an app you downloaded is causing the problem: Start the phone in Safe Mode. If the problem does not occur in this mode, then you need to find out what app this is and uninstall it.
Wipe the cache partition of the phone from the recovery mode: This can often resolve issues with apps misbehaving.
Perform a factory reset: Please remember to backup your phone data before doing this. Once the reset is complete, do not install any apps in your phone yet. Try to check first if the issue still occurs.
Check Power Saving Mode: The power saving mode could interfere and block your music-streaming app if turned on.
If none of these steps work, it might be a good idea to contact Samsung's customer service for further assistance.
SIM Card Tray Issue: The SIM card tray might be damaged or not properly aligned. Ensure that you are inserting the SIM card into the tray correctly and that the tray is properly seated in the device.
Incompatible SIM Card: The SIM card you're trying to use might not be compatible with the Samsung Tab 10.1. Ensure that you're using a SIM card that is supported by your device and is of the correct size (micro-SIM or nano-SIM).
Dirty or Faulty SIM Card Contacts: Dust, dirt, or debris on the SIM card or SIM card tray contacts can prevent proper connectivity and cause the SIM card to eject. Clean the SIM card and the tray contacts with a soft cloth and reinsert the SIM card.
SIM Card Slot Issue: There could be an issue with the SIM card slot itself. Inspect the slot for any physical damage or debris that may be causing the SIM card to eject. If you notice any damage, you may need to have the device repaired by a professional.
Software Issue: Sometimes, software glitches or conflicts can cause the SIM card to eject unexpectedly. Try restarting your Samsung Tab 10.1 or performing a factory reset to see if the issue persists.
If none of the above steps resolve the issue and the SIM card continues to eject, it may indicate a hardware problem with your device. In this case, you may need to contact Samsung customer support or visit a certified repair center for further assistance.
