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If your Samsung phone keeps restarting while charging in the UK, you’re far from the only one. I’ve seen this issue repeatedly from users across London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Cardiff, Leicester, Manchester, and even smaller towns like Swindon and Aberdeen. Whether they’re using EE, O2, Vodafone or Three, the story is usually the same: “My Samsung shuts down or restarts the moment I plug it in.” After testing this fault across multiple Galaxy models (S10–S23, A-series, and Fold models), plus reviewing dozens of reports from AvNexo UK customers, it’s clear that this problem isn’t random. It usually happens because of a faulty charging cable, a damaged UK plug, inconsistent wall-socket output, overheating, moisture inside the port, or battery/controller issues . And because of how unpredictable UK power sockets and fused plugs can be, the problem appears more frequently here than in many other countries. Common Symptoms Reported by UK Samsung Owners The phone restarts the mo...

What to Do if Your iPhone or Samsung is Stuck in Recovery Mode – UK-Friendly Recovery Guide Understanding Recovery Mode Recovery Mode is a special state that iPhone and Samsung devices enter when the system detects serious software issues, failed updates, or corruption in the operating system. For UK users, encountering a phone stuck in Recovery Mode can be alarming, especially when essential apps, contacts, and communications are inaccessible. Recognising the difference between normal boot issues and a device stuck in Recovery Mode is crucial for safe troubleshooting. Signs Your Device is in Recovery Mode iPhone: Displays the “Connect to iTunes” screen (or Finder on macOS Catalina and newer). Samsung: Shows the Android recovery menu with options like “Reboot system now,” “Apply update from ADB/SD card,” and “Wipe data/factory reset.” Device does not boot normally even after restarting. Attempts to update or restore using standard methods fail re...

Samsung Boot Loop After Firmware Flash/Update – UK Troubleshooting Steps Understanding Boot Loops on Samsung Devices A boot loop occurs when a Samsung Galaxy device repeatedly restarts without fully loading the operating system. In the UK, users often encounter this issue after flashing custom firmware, performing a system update, or installing a buggy OTA update. Boot loops can be alarming, but most are recoverable without hardware intervention if the correct steps are followed. Common Causes of Boot Loops Incomplete or interrupted firmware flash: Loss of power or disconnected USB during flashing. Incompatible firmware: Installing firmware for the wrong model or region (e.g., flashing non-UK ROMs). Corrupted system files: Updates may fail, leaving essential files missing or damaged. Third-party apps: Some apps interfere with startup after a major system update. Hardware faults: Rarely, battery or motherboard issues can trigger boot loops...

Samsung Galaxy Random Restarts or Reboot Loop – UK Diagnostic Checklist Understanding the Problem Random restarts or reboot loops on Samsung Galaxy devices can be caused by software glitches, faulty apps, corrupted system updates, or hardware issues. In the UK, properly diagnosing the cause is essential before attempting repairs, especially if your device is under warranty. Step-by-Step Diagnostic Checklist Safe Mode Test: Hold Power → tap and hold “Power Off” → select “Safe Mode.” If restarts stop, the issue is likely caused by a third-party app. Update Software: Settings → Software Update → Download and Install. Ensure your Galaxy is running the latest firmware. Clear Cache Partition: Turn off device → press Volume Up + Power + Bixby → release at Samsung logo → select “Wipe cache partition.” This clears temporary system files that may cause instability. Check Recently Installed Apps: Uninstall apps installed just before the problem started. S...