My Samsung Galaxy S5 Keeps Turning OFF and I’m Fed Up (Here’s the Solution!)

If you’re like me and your Samsung Galaxy S5 keeps turning off out of nowhere, even though it used to work just fine, it can be really frustrating. The good news is that you’re not alone – this is a well-known issue. Sometimes, the Galaxy S5 just starts turning off repeatedly without any warning. If you’re facing this problem, don’t worry – I’m here to help! You can try these solutions to fix the issue when your Galaxy S5 keeps restarting with that annoying Samsung logo. But remember, the best thing you can do is to contact a Samsung technician as soon as possible to get your Galaxy replaced or fixed.

If you just got a new Galaxy S5 and it keeps restarting over and over again, just like the Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note 3, or any other model in the Galaxy family, check if your device is still under warranty. Having a warranty for your Galaxy S5 can save you money in case there’s a serious issue with the device. While you can definitely try troubleshooting on your own, it’s always a good idea to get your Galaxy S5 checked by Samsung Support if it keeps rebooting, shutting off, or freezing.

There are various reasons why this issue might be happening. It could be due to a newly installed app that is causing your Samsung Galaxy S5 to crash, a defective battery that no longer holds enough power, or even a bad firmware update. Whatever the reason may be, there are two ways to fix a Samsung Galaxy S5 that keeps restarting.

It might be caused by a troublesome app.
You might not be familiar with Safe Mode, but it’s a special mode that only runs the essential software to operate the operating system on your Galaxy S5. When you use Safe Mode, any apps that may be causing the problem are unlikely to be running, making it easier to uninstall them or fix any bugs. So, in case any of your installed apps aren’t working properly or your Galaxy S5 keeps restarting, you can use Safe Mode.

To enter Safe Mode, completely power off your Samsung Galaxy S5. Then, press and hold the power button to turn on the smartphone. As soon as you see the Samsung start logo on the screen, immediately press and hold the volume down button until the SIM PIN is requested. At the bottom left of the screen, you should now see a field that says Safe Mode.

The Android operating system might be the culprit.
One common reason for the Galaxy S5 to keep restarting is a new firmware update that has been installed. In this case, performing a factory reset on your Samsung Galaxy S5 might help.

Before you go ahead and factory reset your Galaxy S5 to fix the rebooting problem, it’s essential to back up all the data on your device. This is because a factory reset will erase everything on your Galaxy S5, returning it to its original settings as if it were brand new.

If none of these solutions solve the problem, then it’s time to seek professional help and have a technician diagnose the problem. They will either repair your Galaxy S5 or replace it with a new one.

Before I go, let me suggest some accessories that can enhance your Samsung device experience. Check out Samsung’s wireless charging pad, external portable battery pack, and the Fitbit Charge HR Wireless Activity Wristband. Trust me, they’re a game-changer!