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5 hours ago in
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I have several app on my device that may be the cause of some apps not opening up quickly. I plan on uninstalling. Will improve my devices performance, allowing the lagging apps to open quickly?
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Galaxy S22Apps don't usually interfere with one another unless they are somehow linked or open at the same time you want to open another app. As I have said, you need to reserve free space on the phone so apps have room to work freely. Keep up with your phone optimization by going to device care and choosing to allow your phone to restart at least once a week to auto optimize. To keep your phone running smoothly, it needs to be restarted at least once a week to clear out memory and junk.
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Galaxy S22When was the last time you performed an optimization or restarted your phone. Have you cleared your phone's cache partition? A cluttered cache will slow things down. Also, check the file manager to make sure you have enough free space available for apps to run. You need at between 5-10% of your drive space free to run efficiently.
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5 hours ago in
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I there a way to clear all cache at once?
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Galaxy S22Yes, you can clear the phone's cache partition - this is the partition where the swap and data cache for phone updates take place. The individual app caches will have to be cleared individually by going to the storage section of the app's settings. The major cache hogs are social media apps, web browsers and Google. You will still need have enough free space for apps to work, downloads, backups and updates to take place, so you may have to determine if there are apps you no longer use or use infrequently.
To clear the phone cache:
1. Power off your phone. Hold Power and vol up buttons until Samsung Logo appears
2. Let go of both buttons when you see the Samsung Logo appear on screen. There will be a delay while it enters recovery mode.
3. Use the volume buttons to navigate through recovery menu options and highlight “Wipe Cache Partition.” Press power button to select this option. Confirm by navigating to the yes response and tapping the power button to select.
5. When wiping cache partition is complete, "reboot system now" should be highlighted; press power key to select it. The phone will reboot as normal.
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Galaxy S22Also, I have several app on my device that may be the cause of some app not opening up quickly. I plan on uninstalling. Will improve my devices performance, allowing the lagging apps to open quickly?

