January 5, 2019 -In the case I cited above, the phone’s screen is black but the LED is blinking with blue light, which means the user has some unread messages, notifications, etc. This is one of the variations of the problem. The worst case is when the screen is black with no lights blinking or something. We will try to look into these problems. Before we go deeper into our troubleshooting, for those who have other issues with their Galaxy S7 Edge, please visit our troubleshooting page as we have already addressed a lot of issues with this device.
December 1, 2022 -In this latest installment of our troubleshooting series we will tackle the Galaxy S7 screen black with blinking blue LED issue & other related problems. If you own a Samsung Galaxy S7 or any other Android device for that matter then feel free to contact us using this form.
As we can see from the illustration, Samsung Galaxy S7 Screen Led Display Issues has many fascinating aspects to explore.
January 3, 2019 -Normal reboots may not be able to fix the issue that’s why you need your phone to boot in diagnostic state or Safe Mode wherein all third-party apps are temporarily disabled. If our suspicion is correct, then your Galaxy S7 will boot up successfully into safe mode and once in that state, find the app that may be causing the problem and uninstall it. Here’s how you restart your phone in safe mode. Press and hold the Power button. When Samsung Galaxy Logo appears on the screen, release the Power button and immediately hold the Volume Down key.
Such details provide a deeper understanding and appreciation for Samsung Galaxy S7 Screen Led Display Issues.
