Fix from Microsoft to reboot Windows Phone

Η Microsoft released a new update for Windows Phone last month aimed at fixing the serious issue of a sudden reboot that affected a fairly large number of devices.

However, the update was eventually released only for certain models including the company's flagship, the Lumia 930. As it turned out, the affected several devices and so Microsoft uploaded to the Windows Phone Store, a new app that fixes the problem on all affected smartphones.Microsoft

The so-called “Stop » app, it is structured in the form of a wizard and is very easy to use since all that is needed is to select the "next", until the fix is ​​complete. According to the company, the app automatically checks if the device has received the updated version, and in case it hasn't, it proceeds to fix the problem on its own.

The biggest problem right now is that some smartphones still can't fix it and have the problem of sudden reboot. Reports circulating online from users indicate that the problem persists even after the application is up and running, but the extent of this issue has not yet been clarified.

"Microsoft has identified an issue in some versions of Windows Phone 8.1 that could put a phone into periodic reboots. We have already released a fix for του προβλήματος που αφορά τη πλειοψηφία των Windows Phones. Ωστόσο, μερικά τηλέφωνα που έχουν δεν έχουν ακόμη συνδεθεί με τους διακομιστές της Microsoft, πρέπει να κάνουν λήψη και of the specific fix" explains the company in its official announcement.

Microsoft advises all Windows smartphone owners who have this problem to check for new updates and install them if available as well as download and install the Stop Restart app to see if the problem will corrected.

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