Your Android won’t turn on? Maybe your Android phone turned off by itself and won’t turn back on even after charging. The screen went black and stopped working all of a sudden. Worry not. This video will show you a few solutions to fix Android not turning on. All these fixes will apply to fix all kinds of Android phone that won’t turn on, like Samsung, HTC, ZTE, LG, Oppo, Huawei, Oneplus, Sony, Motorola, Lenovo, ASUS, Mi, Vivo, etc.


1. Common Android phone not turning on issues

- Your phone suddenly shut down and the screen went black.
- Android phone screen is not turning on at all. It seems like it’s suffering black screen of death.
- Your Android can’t turn on after update.
- When you plug the charge, the screen doesn't show anything or switch on.
- Android phone not turning on but vibrating

2. Why is your Android not powering on?

The reasons why the Android phone cannot be turned on may be due to the following points:
- Charging problems
- Mobile phone black screen of death
- Battery problems
- Problems with the screen itself that cannot be turned on
- Damaged upgrades or custom
- ROMs may Also the culprit (the operating system or some installed apps are corrupted)
- The phone has been flooded during this time
- Your Android phone is frozen in shutdown or sleep mode
- Your SD SIM card is faulty and the phone cannot Open
- The installed application is not compatible with the phone version
Broken hardware components

3. How do you fix an Android phone that doesn't turn on or charge?

If your Android phone won’t power on or charge, there are a few methods you can try to get the phone back to its working order again. Just click the timestamps below one by one until you successfully turn your phone back on and it’s working good.


Chapters:
0:14 Android not turning on issues
1:26 Why is Android not powering on?
2:05 Way 1: Charge your Android phone
2:16 Way 2: Charge your phone then force restart
2:32 Way 3: Take out the Android battery then put it back
3:04 Way 4: Check if the battery is working
3:24 Way 5: Check the display
3:43 Way 6: Remove any card
3:54 Way 7: Turn on Android with Safe Mode
4:24 Way 8: Perform a factory reset via recovery mode
5:03 Way 9: Examine the phone hardware