These are the most common Samsung Galaxy A35 5G issues that you will find. See also the article that I wrote on backup Samsung Galaxy A35 5G as well. These are all issues which I have added below. This ranges from Bluetooth to WiFi on the phone. You can find more on the Samsung phone as well as on this website.
To connect your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G with another device via Bluetooth, simply follow these steps:
1. Begin by going to the Home screen. Swipe up to access the menu.
2. Tap on “Settings.”
3. Scroll down and select “Connections.”
4. Then, choose “Bluetooth.”
5. Toggle the Bluetooth switch to turn it on.
6. If there are any Bluetooth devices nearby, they’ll show up on your phone. Pick the device you want to connect to. If you don’t see it, ensure Bluetooth is turned on on the other device and that it’s close enough to your Galaxy A35. Then, tap “Scan” on your phone.
7. If prompted, confirm the code and tap “Pair.” If there’s no prompt, enter the PIN code from the other device’s manual (usually 0000 or 1234) and tap “Pair.” The devices will connect. Follow any further instructions on the other device if needed.
8. Once paired, you’ll see a confirmation message. You can now go back to the Home screen.
9. Your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G is now connected to the Bluetooth headset or device.
How to Add Contacts
To customize your phone settings and add new contacts, here’s what you need to do:
1. Tap on the phone symbol, then the options symbol, and select “Settings” to configure your preferences.
2. Now, to add a new contact:
a. Start by navigating to the Home screen. Swipe up to access the menu.
b. Select “Contacts.”
c. Tap on the plus symbol to add a new contact.
d. If prompted, choose “Phone” as the option. If not prompted, proceed to the next step.
e. Enter the contact’s name in the “Name” field, then enter their phone number in the “Phone” field.
f. Choose the type of number, such as “Mobile,” and select an option if necessary.
g. Finally, tap “Save” to add the contact to your phone book.
3. Your new contact has been successfully added. If you need to make any edits, tap “Edit” and follow the same steps. You can then return to the Home screen.
Rebooting the Phone
Rebooting your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G can often fix many issues. Here’s how to do it:
1. Turn off your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G.
2. Reboot the device and check if the problem is resolved.
3. If you can’t reboot the device in the usual way, you can force it. Hold down the Side key and the volume down button at the same time until the screen goes black.
Factory reset the Samsung Galaxy A35 5G
Resetting your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G to factory settings with anti-theft enabled ensures your device’s security. Here’s how to do it:
1. With anti-theft enabled, your PIN will be needed before resetting the device. Remember to disable anti-theft and erase your device before giving it away.
2. Resetting to factory settings will restore all original configurations.
3. Note that software updates won’t be reversed by this reset.
4. It’s recommended to backup your data before performing a factory reset to prevent loss of personal information like images, apps, and contacts.
5. Start by going to the Home screen and swiping up to access the menu.
6. Select “Settings.”
7. Scroll down and optionally choose “Accounts and backup” for more options, then select “General management.”
8. Scroll down and tap on “Reset.”
9. Then, tap on “Factory data reset.”
10. Scroll down and tap “Reset.”
11. Enter your current screen lock code.
12. Tap “Continue.”
13. Choose “Delete all.”
14. All data and settings will be erased, and your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G will reset and reboot automatically.
15. After rebooting, you can disable anti-theft during the startup configuration.
Setting up WiFi on the phone
To connect your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G to a Wi-Fi network, follow these simple steps:
1. Start by going to the Home screen. Swipe up to access the menu.
2. Tap on “Settings.”
3. Scroll down and select “Connections.”
4. Then, choose “Wi-Fi.”
5. Toggle the Wi-Fi switch to turn it on.
6. Your phone will scan for available wireless networks nearby. Select the network you want to connect to from the list.
7. If prompted, enter the password for the network and tap “Connect.” If there’s no prompt, proceed to the next step.
8. Your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G is now connected to the Wi-Fi network. You can return to the Home screen.
9. Once connected, you can browse the internet using your web browser or apps.
How to Clear the Cache
Clearing app cache can often resolve issues with poorly performing applications caused by excessive memory consumption. Here’s how you can do it:
Swipe up on the screen to access the menu.
Tap on “Settings.”
Scroll down and select “Apps.”
Choose the specific app causing issues.
Tap on “Storage.”
Then, select “Clear cache” to remove cached data that may be causing problems.
Optionally, you can also choose “Clear data” to reset the app entirely, which will delete all user data associated with it.
By following these steps, you can effectively troubleshoot and improve the performance of problematic applications on your device.
How to Clear the Memory
To uninstall or remove applications from your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G, follow these steps:
1. Begin by going to the Home screen. Swipe up to access the menu.
2. Tap on “Settings.”
3. Scroll down and select “Apps.”
4. From the list of applications, choose the one you want to uninstall. For example, if you’re removing WhatsApp, scroll down and select it.
5. Once you’ve selected the app, tap on “Uninstall.”
6. Optionally, you can check the box labeled “Keep 1 MB of app data” if you want to retain a small amount of data associated with the app. Then, tap “OK.”
7. The application will be uninstalled from your device.
8. You can now return to the Home screen.
By following these steps, you can easily remove unwanted applications from your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G.
Memory Consumption
If you’re experiencing issues with an app draining your battery, you can force close it to help resolve the problem. Here’s how:
1. From the Apps menu, which you can access by swiping up on the screen and navigating to Settings > Apps, choose the application causing the issue.
2. Once you’ve selected the app, tap on “Force stop.”
3. Note that this method may not work for all apps and services. Additionally, stopping certain apps may cause your device to temporarily stop functioning properly.
4. Be cautious about which apps you choose to stop.
By following these steps, you can effectively force close an app that’s causing battery drain on your device. This including the Hard Reset Huawei P20 Lite as well.
Gmail – Manual configuration
To manually set up an email account, follow these steps:
1. Go to the Home screen. Swipe up to access the menu.
2. Choose “Google.”
3. Select “Gmail.”
4. If prompted, tap “GOT IT.” Otherwise, proceed to the next step.
5. Choose “Add an email address.”
6. If prompted, select your profile image, then choose “Add another account.” If not prompted, move to the next step.
7. Choose “Other.”
8. Enter your email address under “Enter your email.”
9. Tap on “MANUAL SETUP.”
10. Choose “Personal (IMAP).”
11. Enter your email password under “Password,” then tap “NEXT.”
12. Under “Username,” enter your email address. See under “Password,” enter your email password. Under “Server,” enter “imap.gmail.com.”
13. Tap “NEXT.” The information will be verified. If there’s an error message, double-check the settings and tap “NEXT” again.
14. If “Require signin” is turned off, switch it on. If it’s already on, proceed to the next step.
15. Scroll down. See under “Username,” enter your email address. Likewise under “Password,” enter your password. Under “SMTP server,” enter “smtp.gmail.com.”
16. Tap “NEXT.” The information will be verified. If there’s an error message, verify the settings and tap “NEXT” again.
17. Under “Sync frequency,” choose an option. Optionally, uncheck any undesired options. Then tap “NEXT.”
18. Optionally, under “Account name (optional),” enter “Gmail.” Under “Your name,” enter your name. Tap “NEXT.”
19. Choose “TAKE ME TO GMAIL.”
20. The email account has been configured and is ready for use.
21. Likewise, you can now send and receive emails from this account. Return to the Home screen.
To change the language on your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G, follow these steps:
1. Likewise, go to the Home screen. Swipe up to access the menu.
2. Select “Settings.”
3. Scroll down and choose “General management.”
4. Tap on “Language.”
5. Select “Add language.”
6. Likewise, choose the language you want to use, for example, “Español (Estados Unidos).”
7. Tap “Set as default.”
8. The language has now been set as default.
9. You can return to the Home screen.
Likewise by following these steps, you can easily change the language settings on your Samsung Galaxy A35 5G. Lastly also see the articles that I wrote on the Togo APN Settings as well as the Hard Reset of the Galaxy S5
