A customer's smartphone has been overheating frequently and becoming unresponsive since installing an OS update. A technician has already performed a soft reboot of the device. Which of the…

The correct answer is A. Roll back the OS update F. Run application updates. The overheating started directly after an OS update, making the update the most probable root cause. Rolling back the OS update (choice A) directly addresses the identified root cause and is a logical next step after the soft reboot provided no relief. Running application…

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Question

A customer's smartphone has been overheating frequently and becoming unresponsive since installing an OS update. A technician has already performed a soft reboot of the device. Which of the following should the technician perform NEXT? (Choose two.)

Options

ARoll back the OS update
BUpdate the PRL
CForce stop running applications
DEnable airplane mode
EPerform a factory reset
FRun application updates
GReset network settings

How the community answered

(41 responses)

A
80% (33)
C
5% (2)
D
2% (1)
E
10% (4)
G
2% (1)

Explanation

The overheating started directly after an OS update, making the update the most probable root cause. Rolling back the OS update (choice A) directly addresses the identified root cause and is a logical next step after the soft reboot provided no relief. Running application updates (choice F) is also important because existing apps may not be optimized or compatible with the new OS version, causing them to consume excessive CPU/battery resources and contribute to overheating. A factory reset (choice E) is too drastic and should come much later in troubleshooting. Force stopping apps (choice C) is temporary and doesn't address the root cause. Enabling airplane mode or resetting network settings don't address OS-level overheating.

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#smartphone overheating#OS update rollback#mobile troubleshooting#application updates

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