Top 7 Ways to Fix Samsung One UI Home Keeps Stopping Issue

What could be more annoying than the random errors that appear on your Android phone? One such error plagues users of Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets – “Samsung One UI Home has stopped”. If you are getting the same error on your Samsung device, it is time to fix it. We have compiled a list of useful working solutions to help you fix One UI Home not working error.

Several users report that the screen goes blank and home screen disappears when they get the Samsung One UI Home has stopped error. The error pops up randomly while they are using other apps.

But do not worry. Let’s check various solutions to fix the problem.

1. Restart the phone

If you haven’t tried this solution yet, stop everything else and restart your phone. Restarting your phone injects new energy into it while also fixing various issues.

2. Clear cache and data

Another important solution that should fix the Samsung One UI Home shutdown error issue is to clear the cache of various apps. Clearing the cache will not delete your personal files or data. If clearing the cache doesn’t work, clear the apps data as well. The deletion of data for the applications mentioned below will also not affect your personal data. But don’t erase data from another app without knowing its consequences. What are the consequences of deleting data for other applications? Check this out in our guide.

You need to clear cache and data for System UI, System UI, One UI Home, Google Play Services, Google App, and Google Play Store.

Here’s how to do it.

Step 1: Open settings on your phone and go to apps.

2nd step: Tap the three-dot icon at the top and select Show System Apps.

Step 3: Scroll through the list of applications and tap System UI. Tap Storage.

Step 4: Tap the Clear Cache button, then tap Clear Data or Clear Storage. Restart the phone.

Step 5: If the problem persists, clear the cache and data / storage of other apps, for example, System Interface, One UI Home, Google Play Services, Google App and Google Play Store.

3. Update all applications

Sometimes a bug in any of the installed apps can also cause this problem. Since developers are pushing an updated version with a fix quickly, you need to update all apps. To update your installed apps, launch the Play Store and open the left sidebar. Tap My apps & games. Tap Update All. For the future, know how to check if apps need an update.

4. Update the phone

Likewise, you should also check if there is a software update available for your phone. Sometimes even software updates can fix these errors by fixing incompatibility issues.

To check for an available update, go to Settings> Software update> Download. If an update is available, install it. Find out what happens when you update your Android phone.

5. Check for unauthorized third-party apps

Most of the time, recent third-party app update causes One UI to stop. If updating the app does not resolve the issue, you should temporarily uninstall the app. You might also get the error “ The XYZ app has stopped ” on your phone. In most cases, this is the culprit app. Uninstall it for a temporary period.

If you don’t get such error, you can find the recently updated apps on Play Store. Launch Play Store and open the sidebar. Tap My apps & games. Go to the Installed tab. Change the sort mode to Last updated.

To uninstall the app, tap it and tap the Uninstall button.

Pro tip: Many times it is the Google app that is responsible for these errors. So uninstall it and see if the problem is resolved.

6. Update Google Play services

Google Play services are the backbone of Android apps. If Google Play Services suddenly stops working, you will experience errors and inconsistent performance of your phone. So make sure that Google Play services are up to date on your phone. You can check out our guide on updating Google Play services.

7. Reset app preferences

The last solution would be to hit the Reset app preferences button. Android phones and tablets come with this cool setting which resets all system settings to their default values. These include settings like app permissions, disabled apps, data usage settings, etc. Find out what’s going on by resetting app preferences on Android.

There are two ways to reset app preferences. In method 1, open Settings and go to Apps. Tap the three-dot icon at the top and select Reset app preferences. You can also go to Settings> General management> Reset> Reset settings.