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Hello guys! Welcome to another post that covers some of the #GalaxyNote5 issues reported by our readers. We will be publishing more of the same posts in the coming weeks so for those who are yet to see their issues published, keep watching.

For now, here are 6 other topics we’re discussing for you:

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When describing your issue, please be as detailed as possible so we can easily pinpoint a relevant solution. If you can, kindly include the exact error messages you are getting to give us an idea where to start. If you have already tried some troubleshooting steps before emailing us, make sure to mention them so we can skip them in our answers.

Problem #1: Galaxy Note 5 won’t charge when battery level reaches 22%

I have been using my Note 5 for about a year. Recently i am facing problem with battery performance/charging. At the beginning of the problem, the phone powered off when it reached 15%. Now it doesn’t charge beyond 22% (if i do nothing and let it keep charging) whether it is powered off or on. If initially it was charging while the phone was powered on and once it reaches 22%, and i power off it shows 95%/96% charged. And if it was charging while the phone is powered off and reaches 22% and then i power on it shows 95%/96% charged. When i use the phone and the charge reaches around 60%, it shuts down. Is it a battery problem? Do i need to replace it? Or is it related to OS? If i need to purchase a battery where can I buy it? — Tanvir

Solution: Hi Tanvir. It’s most probably a battery issue. Before you commit in getting a new battery or phone, we recommend that you recalibrate the battery first. If that won’t change anything, you can then factory reset the phone to check if it’s just a software-level glitch.

To recalibrate the battery, follow these steps:

Use the phone by playing games or doing tasks to hasten power discharge, until the phone turns itself off.
Turn the phone on again and let it turn itself off.
Charge the phone without turning it back on.
Wait until the battery says it fully charged to 100%
Unplug the charger and turn the phone on.
If the phone says it’s not 100% anymore, turn it off, plug the charger back in and wait until 100% charge is reached.
Unplug the charger the turn the phone on again.
Use the phone until you drain the battery down to 0.
Repeat the cycle once.

In order to factory reset your Note 5, kindly do the steps below. Keep in mind that factory reset will wipe everything including photos, videos, etc. Make sure that you back them up before doing a factory reset.

Turn off your Samsung Galaxy Note 5 completely.
Press and hold the Volume Up and the Home buttons first, and then press and hold the Power key.
Keep the three buttons pressed and when ‘Samsung Galaxy Note5’ shows, release the Power key but continue holding the other two.
Once the Android logo shows, release both the Volume Up and Home buttons.
The notice ‘Installing system update’ will show on the screen for 30 to 60 seconds before the Android system recovery screen is shown with its options.
Use the Volume Down key to highlight the option ‘Yes — delete all user data’ and press the Power key to select it.
When the process is complete, use the Volume Down key to highlight the option ‘Reboot system now’ and hit the Power key to restart the phone.
The reboot may take a little longer to complete but don’t worry and wait for the device to become active.

If both these solutions won’t work, have the hardware checked so it can be determined if the battery needs replacement or not.

Problem #2: Galaxy Note 5 storage shrunk to 8GB after flashing

Hey there, so here’s my issue. I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 5. Jt’s a Sprint phone but has been unlocked for use with T-Mobile. I was locked out of Snapchat and downloaded an app called Supersu because I read somewhere you needed this app to correct the Snapchat oh no login failed message. In any event, in doing so my phone went into brick mode and I downloaded stock and installed using Odin and got my phone up and running again. The only problem is I went from a 32GB phone to an 8GB phone with no storage space. Sigh. I have searched high and low for a way to resolve this issue. Could you offer any suggestions? Thanks so much. — Patricia

Solution: Hi Patricia. In order to understand your situation fully, we need more information than what you’re providing here. If we are not mistaken, what you’re trying to say is that your phone’s total storage has shrunk to 8GB after flashing. In that case, try to reinstall the factory version firmware to restore all memory partitions to their default size. Factory version firmware is the original Android version when you first unboxed your phone. Some Note 5s shipped with a Android Lollipop a year ago so if flashing Android Marshmallow won’t fix the problem, try Android Lollipop.

Problem #3: Galaxy Note 5 cannot be unlocked

I have tried everything! We terminated an employee. He wiped the device before he gave it back. I have reached out to him, but he will not help. We have over 50 smart phones with Verizon. I would really like to repurpose this device for another employee. Is there any new way to unlock this phone? I tried your method, and it does not pop up anything, I have tried with realterm as per another article, still no success. can you help? I think the device is running nougat. Thank you. — Austin

Solution: Hi Austin. Factory Reset Protection feature was added for Samsung devices running Android Lollipop and up over a year ago. This means that FRP-protected phones can only be unlocked by entering the registered Google account credentials. If you don’t have those, the phone has basically become an expensive paperweight.

At this time, we are not aware of any hack that can unlock an FRP protected phone so you’re out of luck.

Problem #4: Galaxy Note 5 music player app can’t access music files

Mr. Android Guy, Hope you can. I’m having an issue accessing my music files through my normal music player that came with the phone. Not sure when it happened. Here’s what’s going on: When I open my music player it shows no music. I installed an SD card several months ago and moved most of my songs to it. Everything has been working fine up until the other day I tried to use the player and there was no music. I tried moving the music back to device storage and the music does show up on player and it works as it should. In an attempt to free up space on my device storage I have periodically relocated files and other data and apps to SD card. It’s unfortunate I didn’t monitor the Samsung music play app after each move I made to SD card. at least then I would have a clue on what I did to create this issue. The Micro SD card is a Samsung 32 GB model # MB-MP32DA/AM EVO class 10. Thank You. — Doug

Solution: Hi Doug. Since the problem involves the SD card, your first move is to make sure that the said card works. Try to reformat it using your phone and move some music files to it before attempting to play them in the app.

If that won’t fix the problem, the next thing that you want to do is to wipe the cache and data of the music player. Here’s how:

Open the Settings menu either through your notification shade (drop-down) or through the Settings app in your app drawer.
Navigate down to “Apps”. This may be renamed to something like Applications or Application Manager in OEM skinned versions of Android 6.0.
Once in there, click on an application.
You’ll now see a list of stuff that gives you information about the app, including Storage, Permissions, Memory Use, and more. These are all clickable items. You’ll want to click on Storage.
You should now clearly see the Clear Data and Clear Cache buttons for the application.

Should the issue persists, factory reset the phone. Refer to the steps above on how to do it.

Samsung Note 5 Frp Droid Guy