armoredknight2015
Newbie
There are tons of apps to test the hardware, but what about software? Is there any way to do a software diagnostic? Look for file corruption, glitches, conflicting setting, things like that.
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Software diagnistic
- Thread starter armoredknight2015
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Apps run pretty much in their own space on Android and the OS itself is tailored to the hardware. The system diagnostic would have to come from the carrier or manufacturer since they are the ones who would have the baseline data to compare against.
If an app is corrupted you just remove and reinstall from the play store. If a system app/file is corrupt, you have to reflash the factory firmware unless the device is rooted. And if rooted, it probably would pass a diagnostic for system health.
If an app is corrupted you just remove and reinstall from the play store. If a system app/file is corrupt, you have to reflash the factory firmware unless the device is rooted. And if rooted, it probably would pass a diagnostic for system health.
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
Well there is Ccleaner to clean out your softwhere, and it really helps out with everything, also SD Maid too
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armoredknight2015
Newbie
I just discovered SDMaid. I love it. The free version does exactaly what I need.
Milo Willamson
Extreme Android User
Welcome hombre.
armoredknight2015
Newbie
Update: I found a factory image for my Tab. Free download as well. I got it from samdb.org