The Samsung Galaxy A10 is an entry-level handset that feels more like a premium phone, especially since it uses Samsung’s One UI and the most recent version of Android.
For its class, it boasts some really outstanding hardware specifications. It’s not flawless, though, and you could occasionally run into a problem, just like with other smartphones. One of the most frequent problems is when your phone shuts down on its own and won’t switch back on.
Contrary to what many users believe, this problem is not a hardware one; rather, there is a firmware issue. In fact, you might not even need to make the journey back to the store if you can fix it yourself. We’ll lead you through troubleshooting your Galaxy A10 in this post if it won’t switch on.
As a result, if you’re one of the owners who is now having this problem, keep reading because this article and this video might be able to assist you:
Note:
As long as your Galaxy A10 shows no symptoms of physical or liquid damage, you might just need to do one operation to resolve this issue and restore responsiveness. The majority of the time, a system crash is all that is needed to make the phone unresponsive.
