The deployment of an IU 7 was an odyssey for Samsung. The arrival at the galaxy of this personalized layer, based on Android 15, is not exempt from problems, even becoming linked to excessive battery consumption (although it has a solution). What is curious is that he poses problems even to devices who arrived in stores with this personalized layer.
This can lead our heads to go directly to the Galaxy S25, the first devices to release an IU 7. However, the problem appears in the Galaxy A56, the most powerful good in Samsung at the moment, which, unfortunately, Get to stay completely blocked With your last update.
An update with important problems
As we said above, this update does not carry the new Samsung cape at the Galaxy A56, but it is about A new version of the same. As a general rule, these types of versions are simple corrections, although in this case, this has brought at this level halfway through direct access to the lateral button to call Gemini faster, as well as the May safety patch.
Where is the problem? There are several users who report in the official Samsung forum that this update Leave the phone completely unusable. When you apply it, the Galaxy A56 is blocked starting with a loop Infinity that does not end. Samsung did not speak to clarify whether it is a generalized error or something punctual, although it seems that it affects several users.
Although there is also no official solution to this problem by the company, there is a somewhat “rudimentary” form to make a solution. It is a restart process where the key is, curiously, By deleting the SIM card. The correct order to make this little tip would be as follows:
- Complete the phone completely
- Once, remove the SIM card
- Turn on the phone without the SIM card
- When you start properly, make the card.
This new problem adds to the long list that has undergone the recent personalized layer of Samsung. The Korean company has always been at the forefront with a user interface and its updates, but it seems that This version of Android 15 has been stifled. The most obvious symptom of this is a user interface 8, a layer that seems to be just at the corner of the street and that Samsung wants to start deploying earlier than usual. We will see if it repeats problems or not.
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