lionsamuel
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12-17-2024 02:25 PM in
Galaxy A
Help guys .. i was trying to register fingerprint on my A53 5g it says fingerprint censor calibration needed..what can i do😴
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ngonidzashe
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12-17-2024 03:30 PM in
Galaxy A
On Samsung Members app, go to Support > Phone Diagnostics.
3. Perform diagnostics for the fingerprint sensor.
3. Perform diagnostics for the fingerprint sensor.
ngonidzashe
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12-17-2024 03:31 PM in
Galaxy A
Make sure you are upto date jnterms of softwares, try Booting into Safe Mode it will disable third-party apps that might interfere:
Press and hold the Power button > Tap and hold the Power Off icon > Select Safe Mode.
Once in Safe Mode, try registering your fingerprint again.
If it works, a third-party app is likely causing the issue.
Press and hold the Power button > Tap and hold the Power Off icon > Select Safe Mode.
Once in Safe Mode, try registering your fingerprint again.
If it works, a third-party app is likely causing the issue.
ngonidzashe
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12-17-2024 03:32 PM in
Galaxy A
Or a simple phone restart can solve the issue,
ngonidzashe
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12-17-2024 03:33 PM in
Galaxy A
If the issue persists, perform a factory reset (back up your data first):Go to Settings > General Management > Reset > Factory Data Reset.
ngonidzashe
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12-17-2024 03:33 PM in
Galaxy A
Or, Corrupted system cache may cause sensor issues. Here’s how to clear it: Turn off your phone.
Press and hold Volume Up + Power button until the Samsung logo appears.
Use the Volume keys to navigate to Wipe Cache Partition.
Select it using the Power button.
Reboot your device.
Press and hold Volume Up + Power button until the Samsung logo appears.
Use the Volume keys to navigate to Wipe Cache Partition.
Select it using the Power button.
Reboot your device.
michaeltabletS7 plus1
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12-19-2024 06:19 AM in
Galaxy ADon't hesitate, CALIBRATE.
