How to Fix Galaxy A36 That Keeps Restarting

A Galaxy A36 that restarts on its own can interrupt calls, drain your battery, and make the phone unreliable. This problem can come from software glitches, faulty apps, or even issues with the battery. The good thing is, there are several proven ways to stop the random restarts.

Why Your Galaxy A36 Might Keep Restarting

• Corrupted system files after an update.
• Faulty third-party apps causing crashes.
• Overheating or battery-related issues.
• Outdated software or firmware bugs.
• Not enough free storage or memory.

Restart the Phone in Safe Mode.

Safe Mode lets you run the phone without third-party apps. If the phone stops restarting in this mode, then one of your installed apps is the problem.

1. Press and hold the Side button and Volume Down key, and then tap Restart.
2. When the Samsung logo appears, press and hold the Volume Down key until Safe Mode shows at the bottom of the screen.

If the device is stable in Safe Mode, uninstall any recently added apps that might be causing the issue.

Update Software to the Latest Version.

Outdated software can contain bugs that trigger random reboots. Installing the latest version often resolves stability issues.

1. Open Settings, and then scroll down and tap Software update.
2. Tap Download and install, and then follow the prompts if an update is available.

After updating, restart your phone normally and check if the issue persists.

Clear Cache Partition.

Temporary system data can get corrupted and cause unexpected restarts. Wiping the cache partition clears these files without affecting personal data.

1. Turn off the phone, and then press and hold the Side and Volume Up keys until the recovery screen appears.
2. Use the Volume keys to highlight Wipe cache partition, and then press the Side button to select it.

Once complete, choose Reboot system now to restart the phone.

Check for Overheating.

Overheating can force the Galaxy A36 to shut down and restart as a safety measure. This often happens when gaming, charging, or using multiple apps at once.

1. Remove the phone case if it feels too hot.
2. Let the device cool down for several minutes before using it again.

If overheating is frequent, have the phone checked by a technician.

Reset All Settings.

Incorrect or corrupted settings can also lead to instability. Resetting them restores defaults without erasing personal data.

1. Open Settings, and then tap General management.
2. Tap Reset, and then tap Reset all settings.

Your phone will restart, and default settings will be restored.

If your Galaxy A36 keeps restarting even after trying these fixes, the issue may be hardware-related. In that case, contact Samsung support or visit a service center.

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