It is probably caused by software issues.In this case, there are several means you can try to fix the issue.
- Restart the device
When an error occurs on your phone, the most direct but simplest way to settle the problem is restarting the device. That's because this means can stop all the running applications on your phone which can release the device from heavy load. And the operation is very easy- press down the Power button until the screen gets dark. Then wait a minute and hold down the Power button once again to start the phone.
This way can turn your phone back to normal status at most time.
Take out SD card & SIM card
Sometimes the SD card or SIM card on your phone would cause some issues as well. Thus, you can try to:
- Turn off the mobile phone and then remove the back cover of the device to take out the memory and SIM card.
- After that, you can reboot the device and check if the screen is responsive now.
Factory reset Android phone
No matter what kind of Android problems you meet, the most mighty and effective way to settle the issue is to factory reset the device. But meanwhile, it is also your last option since it would erase all the settings and data on your phone. Thus, before performing the resetting process, you'd better backup the wanted files on your Android phone in advance. Then you can:
- Use Volume buttons to select wipe data/factory reset option from the list and press Power key to confirm that.
— modified on Jul 4, 2018, 11:49:54 AM
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