FaultySD-cardmightbeastrongreasonbehindthisproblem,soformattheSD-cardandtheninsertitinyourphonetofindoutiftheproblemisreducedtosomeextent.Take a backupofallthedatabeforeformatting.
Check
the bloatware and background processes in your Galaxy S4 as sometimes
it is the software to be blamed for such overheating issue and not the
battery. In case the high number of background processes keeps running
in the background continuously, it normally results in overheating of
the battery and fast battery drain as well. Find bloatware apps and
disable them and stop background processes. Also, go to the Settings
> More > Battery to check what are the apps that are utilizing
unusual amount of battery and delete them from the device.
Closethe appsthatyouarenotusingasmanyapps that run atatimecanoverheatyourphone.Butifyoudon’tnoticeanychangeafterclosingtheapps,thenitmightbeahardwareproblem,andyouhavetocontacttheservicecenter.
Water damage canalsocreatethisoverheatingissue.Ifthisisthecase,theservicecenteristheonlywaytogetridofthisissue.
DisabletheBluetooth,GPSandalsodimthescreen.
IfthephoneisgettingheatedwhileusingearpiecethenyouneedtoputyourphoneinCPUpowersavingmode.ForthatgotoSettings > MyDevice > enablePowersavingmode. Nowyouneedtoclickonthepower-savingmodetabanditwillopenanewpage.Thereyouwillseethreeoptions,amongthemCPUpowersavingtab that needstobeturned on.
Once upon a time, in order to take a screenshot on an Android phone, you had to install the Android developer tools. These days, you can take screenshots on phones running Android 4.0 or later with the press of a couple buttons. On most Android phones, you can take a screenshot by holding down the Sleep/wake button and the volume-down button simultaneously. Hold these buttons down until your screen flashes. The process differs on some phone models, though. For example, on Samsung’s Galaxy phones—and select phones from other manufacturers that feature a home button—hold down the power button and the home button until the screen flashes, as pictured above. If your Android phone has a home button, and if the standard Android method doesn’t work, then try this power-home button combination. To view your screenshot, go to the Gallery app, then look for the “Screenshot” album. Tap it to open it, then tap the screenshot you took to view that screenshot. Press the Share button—re...
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If your battery isn't charging properly, don't immediately assume your phone charger or your battery is broken. Based on personal experience, the problem – and solution – may be much simpler than you think. If your phone or tablet isn't charging properly or at all, take a look at these 12 ways to fix a phone that won't charge. Why a phone doesn't charge The problem occurs in various degrees. Either your phone won't charge at all when it is plugged in, or it will only charge very slowly (sometimes barely faster than it is discharging). It’s a very common complaint, so here are a few solutions. 1. Do-It-Yourself USB port fix The quickest, easiest, and often most successful solution, is to do a little DIY repair on your actual hardware. The problem is often that the metallic surfaces inside the USB port and the microUSB charger are not making good contact, either through a manufacturing defect or becaus...
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