This post was last edited by test on 2014-11-24 23:12
In the era of mobile Internet, mobile phones have become an essential part of our lives. Just like in the PC era, smartphones will inevitably encounter freezes. After the Android phone hangs up, you can only choose to silently pick the battery? What if the battery is non-removable? Swelling can't wait for the battery to run out and automatically shut down...
In fact, throughout the history of Android mobile phone crashes, the vast majority of them are fake death, that is, they are stuck on some unsatisfactory APP, rather than the entire Android system (virtual machine) being wiped out. We know that Android is actually a virtual machine hosted on the Linux kernel, and in this state of suspended animation, the Linux kernel running under the underlying is generally completely normal.
Of course, most of the time we encounter a situation when an application is unresponsive, the system will automatically pop up a window prompting "close or wait immediately", this situation should not be called a freeze, but stuck, so it is not within the scope of this space. What this article is talking about is that the mobile phone is completely dead and hung up, and there is no reaction to pressing any key and touchscreen, so is there only one way to pick the battery in front of you?
Of course, for some third-party custom ROMs, generally press and hold the "power button" for about 10 seconds to automatically restart the phone. But not all engine oils enjoy this "privilege" (Nima, it's still a privilege, of course, not dying is the best~), here is a general force restart method for Android, including Android tablets or TVs/boxes can be applied, friends may wish to come and posture~
Basics:
1. Download Android Machine Artifact - adb toolkit (direct download >>). Please download it, unzip it, and copy it to the C:\WINDOWS directory.
2. Start Menu - Run - Enter "cmd" to enter command line mode (recommended shortcut: Win + R).
3. Connect your phone to the computer via USB, make sure the driver is normal, and the USB debugging mode has been turned on before (as long as you can connect to 360 assistant tools, it means that there is no problem)
4. In the command line window, enter adb reboot as shown in the picture and press the enter key, and your phone will automatically restart~
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Posted on 11/24/2014 11:10:00 PM
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Posted on 11/25/2014 12:33:47 PM
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Posted on 11/25/2014 12:50:52 PM
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Agree!