Why Your Android Applications Keeps Crashing? How to Troubleshoot Them

When an application crashes in the middle of a task on a smartphone, it can be aggravating. Apps that crash, or merely slow down or freeze for a few seconds, irritate users. An app may forcibly close, crash, regularly freeze or cease responding, or otherwise fail to function as it was intended. Many things can cause this, but most app problems can be resolved by updating the programme or cleaning the app data.

Patches are frequently included with app updates to fix issues that have been found with the app. Some app updates are distributed via Google Play, while others are included in device software upgrades.

Apps also likely to break when your WiFi or cellular connectivity is slow or inconsistent. The shortage of storage capacity on your device is another cause of Android Apps crashing.

How to troubleshoot, if your applications keep crashing

When an app fails, restarting it usually solves the problem. However, if you have an app that crashes or closes unexpectedly, restarting it will not address the problem because it will most likely crash again. But don't panic; if you follow the troubleshooting methods below, you should be able to solve your problem.

Clear App Data

Clearing the app data will remove all of the app's settings, saved information, and other configurations.

Important: Make a backup of any important data before proceeding with this step.

Update Apps from Google Play Store

Ensure that all of your apps are up to date, as many app developers incorporate performance enhancements with app upgrades.

Update software of your smartphone

If the problem isn't caused by an app, check for software updates on your phone and, if one is available, download and install it.

Remove and reinstall an app

If the software was obtained or updated through the Google Play Store, reinstalling or updating the app may fix the problem.

Free some space from your smartphone

Many people are unlikely to be concerned about this because most new phones and tablets come with plenty of storage capacity. However, if you're running out of space, some resource-intensive programmes may malfunction because they don't have enough memory to run properly. What is the solution? Make some room in your storage.

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