When the mobile phone is stuck to "can't move", I believe that many friends will think of restarting or shutting down, so there is a doubt, is it better to restart, or is it better to shut down?
If it were you, which one would you choose?
Next, let's take a look at the main difference between restarting and shutting down, maybe after reading it, you will suddenly realize ~ ~
Difference one: the speed is different
Similar to the principle of the computer, the restart is a software and system level restart, will not involve hardware, but shutdown is the entire system and hardware will be completely shut down. The obvious thing about this process is that the speed of the two is not the same, and restarting is faster than shutting down. This is because after shutting down and then powering on, you need to reboot the system, load all data, and reinitialize memory.
Difference 2: The degree of data cleansing is different
After the phone is restarted, its important data is not erased, there is no need to reload, you can feel not stuck in just using it, but it will still look very stuck after a long time.
But after shutting down and restarting the mobile phone, the entire system has been detected, all the data has been cleared, that is to say, some deep garbage will be disposed of, relative to the restart, the shutdown can make the phone after the boot can make the use of the time longer.
Seeing this, I think everyone knows a little about restarting and shutting down. Next, I would like to ask you a question: how often should the mobile phone be turned off?
Directly speaking, the switch is carried out regularly, the system can clean up the garbage by itself, and the operation of the mobile phone can be smoother. If your phone is on Android, it is recommended to turn off the system once a week, and if it is an Apple phone, it is recommended to turn it off once every two weeks or once a month.
Of course, if you want the phone to remain smooth and not stuck, it is not enough to just switch on and off the phone regularly. We also need to clean up the software cache regularly to free up the memory space of the phone. In addition, when you feel that the mobile phone is seriously stuck, you may wish to try to turn on the power saving mode, then the system automatically closes some useless software after cleaning up the background, so that you may not feel too stuck.
If these methods can't solve the stuttering problem, you can only try to restore the factory settings! Of course, if your wallet is full, it is more simple and rude to change the new mobile phone directly, nice~