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Software issue

(Topic created on: 07-21-2026 01:56 AM)
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Jerome_shaun
Beginner Level 2
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Galaxy A
. I'm using a Samsung Galaxy A37, and I've noticed a strange issue in Free Fire. When I first open the game, the gameplay feels unstable, and my aim isn't very smooth, with a slightly wobbly crosshair even though my sensitivity settings stay the same. If I start screen recording for about10 seconds, the game immediately feels much smoother, and aiming becomes more consistent, even though the FPS still fluctuates between 50 and 60. After I stop the screen recording, the game stays smooth for the rest of that session. However, if I fully close Free Fire and open it again, the problem comes back until I start a short screen recording again. Has anyone else using a Samsung Galaxy A37 experienced this, and is there a setting or software update that fixes it?
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Gngrbreadman
Active Level 7
Galaxy A
Does your Galaxy have the Gaming Hub app? 🤔 (please see screenshot 🪟 🏔).

There might be changed settings on the Gaming Hub which are responsible for this. 🧐

Besides that, try uninstalling the Free Fire game from your Galaxy A37, then re-installing it again (if you can afford to.) 🎩 This will reset the problematic app's preferences and settings back to how they were out-of-the-box.

A third solution could be deleting the problematic app's Cache and App Data 😶🌫️, though this will cause you to download the game's assets again 🏃.

I hope this advice helps 📖 ❤️1784686824706.jpg
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Jerome_shaun
Beginner Level 2
Galaxy A
I redownload the app and there was no difference
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Gngrbreadman
Active Level 7
Galaxy A
Try a factory reset, then 📦. But that will wipe everything clean.

Anyways, that certainly isn't normal behaviour 🤔.
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