#apps crashing

My phone is so full that apps just crash 90% of the time, I have no room for pictures or apps 😩 and I can't get rid of anything cause I have no room for a photo storage app! Nor money for a new phone, my house got a freakin water leak, the hall light is fucked, I gotta paint the damn place still. Working on that tomorrow. Anywho. It's just a chaotic point in my life so I'll be less active. Feel free to donate to the sheyenne fund 😂😂

When Android apps crash unexpectedly, it can disrupt your workflow and become frustrating. Luckily, there are effective ways to troubleshoot and fix crashing apps on Android. Here’s a quick guide to resolving app crashes and getting your apps working smoothly again.

1. Restart Your Device

A quick restart can often solve app crashing issues. Sometimes, background processes or memory overload can interfere with app functionality. Restarting your Android device refreshes the system and clears temporary files, potentially fixing the crash.

1. Press and hold the Power button.

2. Tap Restart.

After your device reboots, try opening the app again to see if the issue is resolved.

2. Clear App Cache and Data

Cache and data buildup can cause apps to malfunction or crash. Clearing cache removes temporary files, while clearing data resets the app to its default settings.

1. Go to Settings > Apps.

2. Find the app causing issues, tap it, and select Storage.

3. Tap Clear Cache. If that doesn’t work, tap Clear Data to reset the app (note: this will erase settings or saved data within the app).

This method is particularly effective for apps that you use often, like social media or messaging apps.

3. Update the App and Android System

App developers frequently release updates to fix bugs and improve performance. An outdated app or Android system may not be compatible, leading to crashes. Ensure both the app and your system are updated.

1. Open the Google Play Store.

2. Go to My apps & games and check for updates. If available, tap Update for the crashing app.

3. To update your system, go to Settings > System > System update and check for updates.

Updating the app and OS can often resolve compatibility issues that cause crashes.

4. Uninstall and Reinstall the App

If the app continues to crash, uninstalling and reinstalling can fix corrupted files that might be causing the issue.

1. Go to Settings > Apps.

2. Find the app, select it, and tap Uninstall.

3. Visit the Google Play Store, search for the app, and reinstall it.

This gives the app a clean install, potentially resolving any hidden bugs.

5. Check for Storage Space

Low storage can affect app performance, leading to crashes. Go to Settings > Storage to check available space. Delete unnecessary files or apps to free up space if needed.

Conclusion

I have a Samsung galaxy s9 and last night, I started having issues with random apps crashing and telling me that they've stopped. I almost resorted to doing a factory reset, but I discovered the problem/solution this morning. The problem was caused by a buggy update to an app called Android System WebView. Google says that they are working on a solution, but to solve the problem until then, go to your settings and search for the webview app. Once there, tap the three dots at the top right and select uninstall updates. This should solve the issue.

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hold the power button until you see the power-off slider

let go of the power button

hold the Home button for a few seconds, until the power slider screen disappears and you're back on your homescreen

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