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Last Updated on 2015-05-30 by Hoan Ngo Quoc

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Common iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) Problems & Solutions. Troubleshooting Guide

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Close and restart the iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) app on iPhone
Update iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) app to the Latest Version for iOS
Uninstall and reinstall iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) iPhone app
Update your iPhone to the latest iOS version

To resolve iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) network issues, Reset phone network settings:
1. On iphone, goto Settings » General » Reset » Reset Network Settings.
2. Enter device passcode » confirm [Reset Network Settings].

Force Stop the iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) App
1. On android, goto Settings » iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) » click [Force Stop]

Update iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) to the latest version on PlayStore

Clear iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) App Cache and Data:
1. On android, goto Settings » Apps » iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) » Storage » click [Clear Data] option. This clears both data and cache.
2. restart iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...).

On android, goto Settings » Apps or Manage Apps tab.
Click iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) » [Force Stop]
Next, goto Storage » click [Clear Data]
Again, goto iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...) » Mobile Data » [Allow Background Data Usage].
Go back to Settings » Connections » Mobile Network » Network Mode. Change the network to 4G e.g. LTE/3G/2G (auto connect)
Relaunch iChecker (Memory, network, storage, battery, cpu, process...)