If the phone is still not responding after this, then move on to the next procedure. It’s the same as the first procedure but this time we’re making sure the volume down is pressed and held before the power key so that the Forced Reboot procedure will be performed correctly.
#PHONE SCREEN LIGHTS UP RANDOMLY HOW TO#
But a Forced Reboot can fix that and here’s how to do it… It’s when the firmware no longer responds and it may occur from time to time especially if you have a lot of heavy apps running in the background. The Black Screen of Death is actually, or more often that not, a result of a firmware crash. The Galaxy S9 doesn’t have a removable battery so Samsung has to find a way to unfreeze the phone without opening it up and pulling the battery out. If you are familiar with the battery pull procedure we often do to phone with removable batteries, well this one has a similar effect to that. Perform the Forced Reboot procedure on Galaxy S9 With all that being said, here are the things you should do to make it respond again… How to troubleshooting Galaxy S9 with a black screen of death issue?įirst off, don’t be worried so much even if your Galaxy S9 no longer respond especially if there are no signs of physical damage and that you know that the phone hasn’t been left submerged in water for a long time as it can only be a minor firmware issue and there’s always something you can do about it. We might have already provided solution to your problem. If you found this post while trying to find a solution to a different problem, then visit our Galaxy S9 Help Guides page as we’ve already addressed some of the most common issues with this device. If you’re one of the owners of this device and are experiencing similar symptoms, continue reading as I might be able to help you.
Since it’s not the first time I encountered this issue, I will share with you the solutions I’ve been using to address similar problems in the past. In this post, I will walk you through in troubleshooting your Galaxy S9 with a black screen and unresponsive. Most of the time it’s a very simple issue and can be fixed by doing a couple of procedures but users who don’t know the nature of the problem may become so worried about their phones thinking it might be a serious hardware issue. When this happens, your phone will become unresponsive with a blank screen, hence the name.
If laid still on a table now, I don't notice any unwanted screen lighting events.Īll fwiw for anyone else who has this "problem".The Black Screen of Death (BSoD) is one of the most common issues many Samsung Galaxy S9 owners have encountered. I can't find any literature stating this is a feature, or any settings for it, but I'm sure of that. The other lighting was too random for it to happen EVERY time I lift the phone to view. I get the feeling the phone was designed to sense when you pick it up and light the screen for you. I still notice it when I pick the phone up or pull it from my pocket, but I think this is an unannounced different feature. So I set the screen to sleep mode from 12 midnight to 11:59 pm. You can change settings, however, to force the screen off while locked while you sleep. Even if I turn off all notifications on the lock screen, something going on in the background still forces light up events. Instead of having an led that lights up upon receiving notifications,the phone was designed to light the screen. It has something to do with one of the moto app "features".
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