However, before panic sets in or you rush to seek professional help, take a deep breath.
Lets look at all the possible fixes.
Check for any signs of physical damage, fraying, or bent connectors.
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If you notice any issues, replace the cable or adapter with a known working one.
Different cables and adapters are worth trying to ensure the problem is not due to a faulty accessory.
Avoid using sharp objects that could damage the port.
Restart the gadget
Sometimes, a simple restart can resolve charging-related issues.
Reboot your Android unit by pressing the power button and selecting the Restart option.
This action can clear temporary software glitches affecting the charging process.
Check for software updates
Outdated software can sometimes interfere with the charging functionality of your Android rig.
load the updates if any are found.
Luckily, an app called Ampere can help you determine if your phone is actually getting power.
Ampere is a user-friendly app that provides real-time information about the current your phone is discharging or charging.
It also offers valuable insights such as the batterys condition, available voltage, and current temperature.
Installing Ampere and connecting your phone to a power source lets you quickly determine if its charging as intended.
Safe Mode diagnosis
Third-party apps can sometimes interfere with the charging process.
Booting your Android unit into Safe Mode lets you determine if a problematic app is causing the charging issue.
If your gear charges properly in Safe Mode, uninstall recently installed apps until the issue is resolved.
This action erases all data and controls on your Android rig, returning it to its original state.
Before proceeding with a factory reset, ensure you have a backup of your important data.
Your machine will begin resetting, which may take a few minutes.
Avoid interrupting the process or powering off your machine during this time.
Once done, find out if your Android is charging now.
