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How to fix charging and blinking light issues on Galaxy Buds 3 and 3 Pro
Many Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 series users are facing charging and red light blinking issues with their Galaxy Buds. Users of the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro have reported seeing an “Earbud charging stopped” message on their phones and noticing that the LED on their charging case is blinking red.
Samsung has acknowledged the charging issue of the Galaxy Buds 3 series and is working on the solution. In addition, the community moderator has shared reasons for the appearance of these issues on Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 along with useful precautions.
For “Earbuds Charging Stopped’ pop-up
Firstly, you need to check the charging status of your earbuds with the Galaxy Buds 3 Manager app running version 6.1.24100151 or later. Users might see the pop-up for some reasons, check them below:
Low Battery in the Case
- Make sure your charging case has enough battery.
Moisture or Dirt
- Look for sweat, moisture, or dirt in the earbud charging area or inside the case. If you clean these areas, charging should resume, and the pop-up will disappear when you open the case lid.
If the message keeps appearing, there might be a more serious issue with the charging parts, or the charging case is damaged.
Blinking red LED of Galaxy Buds 3 Case
A blinking red LED on the charging case usually signals moisture or dirt on the charging points. To solve this, a user should wipe the charging terminals with a soft, lint-free, or dry cloth. Make sure everything is dry before trying to charge again as moisture can cause damage.
Charging Tips
Check some tips that will surely help you in charging your Earbuds betterly.
- Charging the earbuds via a USB connection to a computer might take longer due to lower power.
- It’s normal for the earbuds and charger to feel hot while charging. If they get too hot, charging will stop for safety. They should be allowed to cool down before charging again.
- It’s important not to charge with wet cables and to avoid bending the charging cable to prevent damage.
If problems persist after trying these steps, contacting customer service for assistance is recommended.
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If you’re having issues with the Gallery and My Files apps on your Samsung phone, you’re not the only one. Several Galaxy users have reported that these two apps sometimes don’t work properly because of certain photo files saved on their devices. Samsung has acknowledged this issue and is working on a fix.
According to the community moderator, Samsung is planning to release a new version for both the Gallery and My Files apps through updates to improve the phenomenon. These new versions aim to fix the issues and make the apps run better.
It is important to keep your apps updated for optimal performance and the latest support. As users are facing issues with Gallery and My Files, it is important to check and install the latest version of these apps on your Samsung phones.
For that, you just need to follow a few steps given below:
- Open the Galaxy Store. You can find it on your home screen or in your app drawer.
- Tap the search icon (magnifying glass-like icon) at the top. Type “Gallery” or “My Files” in the search bar to find the app you want to update.
- If there’s an update available, you will see an “Update” button next to the app. Just click this button to start the update
By following these easy steps, you can make sure your Gallery and My Files apps are up to date. It will improve your overall experience on your Samsung phone. Keep an eye out for future updates that will further enhance these apps.
This One UI 6.1.1 feature causing Samsung Messages selection issue, check quick fixes
If you’re using the Samsung Notes app and it crashes when you try to add images, you’re not alone. Many users have reported crashing issues with the Samsung Notes app in the community. This problem is too frustrating as users are not able to make notes with images.
The crashes occur in the latest version v4.4.21.71 of the Samsung Notes app. After installing this version, some image files are not being recognized correctly, which leads to the app closing unexpectedly when users try to insert an image.
Samsung is aware of Notes app crashing issues and is preparing a solution. The company plans to release a fix for the image insertion issue with upcoming updates. In the meantime, the community moderator has recommended a temporary solution to help users avoid crashes while using the app.
To insert images without crashing the app, users can check this temporary solution:
- First, find the image you want to use. Long press on the image until you see the option to save it. Tap to Save option to store it on your phone.
- Open the Samsung Notes app on your device.
- Tap the Note creation icon, which looks like a plus sign, to start a new note.
- Look for the insert icon (another plus sign) within the new note. Tap it and select the saved image from your phone.
By following these steps, users can add images without crashing the app. Keeping the Samsung Notes app updated will also help ensure the best performance.
To make sure you have the latest features and fixes, it’s important to update your Samsung Notes app. For that, open Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates.
This One UI 6.1.1 feature causing Samsung Messages selection issue, check quick fixes
Several Galaxy device users have reported a frustrating issue with the Samsung Messages app after the One UI 6.1.1 update. They mentioned in the community that when searching for a specific message, selecting it doesn’t always take them to its location.
This issue with Samsung Messages seems to be related to the malicious message blocking feature introduced in One UI 6.1.1. When several users try to open a message from a search result, it doesn’t always direct them to the right spot, causing inconvenience.
Fortunately, Samsung has acknowledged the issue and is working on a solution. The company plans to release an app update to improve the Samsung Messages app to ensure users can easily access the messages they’re looking for.
The community moderator has confirmed that the issue may occur if you have turned on the malicious message blocking feature. The company is preparing solutions for it, meanwhile, you can check temporary solutions to help resolve this issue.
Samsung recommends disabling the malicious message blocking feature. For that, users just need to follow a few easy steps.
- Open the Samsung Messages App on the Galaxy device.
- Tap the More Options icon (three dots) in the top right corner and select Settings.
- Find the “Manage Spam and Blocked Numbers” option and turn the malicious message blocking function Off.
Additionally, Samsung advises users to ensure that their Messages app is updated to the latest version. To do this, open the Galaxy Store app >> Search Samsung Messages App >> If an Update button appears, users should click it to install the latest version.
By following these steps, users can temporarily improve their experience with the Messages app. Stay tuned for future updates from Samsung that may help resolve this issue even further.