Perché l'app Volt non funziona più?

Quando ho usato l'app Volt I'm incapace di aprire l'app Volt per 2-3 giorni mostra un messaggio di errore. Ho reinstallato e riavviato il mio telefono, dopo 2 giorni di lotta ho ottenuto una notifica per l'utilizzo della memoria poi ho cancellato. Dopo quella volta ho affrontato lo stesso problema e poi ho usato il processo seguente.

Ci sono più cose che possono rendere le tue applicazioni non aperte sul tuo telefono, alla fine questi problemi possono essere risolti utilizzando diverse soluzioni. Le persone hanno riferito di aver risolto i loro problemi di crash delle app o di mancato avvio delle app utilizzando le soluzioni indicate di seguito.

Step 1: Riavviare e aggiornare

• Riavviare il dispositivo:

Per riavviare il telefono, tieni premuto il pulsante di accensione per qualche secondo. Then, on your screen, tap Restart Restart.

If you don't see "Restart," press and hold the power button for about 30 seconds, until your phone restarts.

• Check for Android updates:

System updates can bring improvements that could fix your issue.

To check for and install system updates:

• Open your device's Settings app.
• Near the bottom, tap System and then Advanced and then System update. If needed, first tap About phone or About tablet.
• You'll see your update status. Follow any steps on the screen.
• Update the app:

App updates can bring improvements that could fix your issue.

1. To see and get updates for your apps:
2. Open your device's Play Store app Google Play.
3. Tap Menu and then My apps & games.
4. Apps with available updates are labeled "Update."

• If an update is available, tap Update.
• If more updates are available, tap Update all.

Step 2: Check for a larger app issue:

Force stop the app:

In general, you don't need to close apps. Android automatically manages the memory that apps use.

But to completely shut down an app, including any background services that it may be using:

• Open your device's Settings app.
• Tap Apps & notifications.
• Tap the app. If you don't see it, first tap See all apps or App info.
• Tap Force stop.

If problems continue after you've force stopped the app, you would need to contact its developer

Clear the app's cache:

Clearing cached data can free up needed space by removing temporary files. This is a short-term solution. Over time, cached data will build up again.

To clear the cache for the app:

• Open your device's Settings app.
• Tap Apps & notifications.
• Tap the app. If you don't see it, first tap See all apps or App info.
• Tap Storage and then Clear cache.

If problems continue after you've cleared the app's cache, you could need to contact its developer.

Clear the app's data:

Clearing all of an app's data can resolve some issues.

To clear all of an app's data:

• Open your device's Settings app.
• Tap Apps & notifications.
• Tap the app. If you don't see it, first tap See all apps or App info.
• Tap Storage and then Clear storage or Clear data and then OK.

Contact the app's developer:

If you got the app from the Google Play Store, you can:

Read the app's reviews to learn whether other people have the same issue.

Contact the app's developer for help.

Uninstall the app:

If problems continue, you can uninstall the app.

• To uninstall an app:
• Touch and hold the app you want to uninstall.

Drag the app to Uninstall at the top of the screen. (If you don’t see Uninstall, the app is likely a system app that you can't uninstall.)

If you want to use the app again, you can try reinstalling it.