Caution Advised: Disable This App Before Installing One UI 7
Samsung’s upcoming One UI 7 update offers exciting features, but users should proceed carefully before updating their Galaxy devices.
Reported Problems After Updating to One UI 7
Many users have reported bugs and performance issues after installing One UI 7, especially on Galaxy S24 and S23 devices.
1. Significant Battery Drain
One major complaint involves battery drain issues, with some users losing power much faster than on previous firmware versions.
2. App Compatibility Issues
Apps like Android Auto and Samsung’s Good Lock modules are facing compatibility issues post-update.
3. Visual Glitches and Animation Bugs
A “flash” animation bug appears when users open multiple apps quickly, disrupting the fluid experience Samsung is known for.
“Edge Panels” Feature Causing UI Problems
The most commonly flagged issue relates to Samsung’s built-in Edge Panels feature. Users suggest disabling it before updating the OS.
How to Disable Edge Panels:
- Open Settings on your device.
- Navigate to Apps.
- Scroll and tap on Edge Panels.
- Select Disable to prevent interference post-update.
Disabling this app has helped reduce visual glitches and overall sluggishness for many beta testers.
Tips to Safely Prepare for One UI 7
Before you update, follow these recommendations to avoid problems with your Galaxy device:
- Check Forums for Reports: Stay informed by visiting Samsung Community and Reddit’s r/GalaxyS24 thread.
- Update Important Apps: Ensure apps like Good Lock, Android Auto, and banking apps are fully compatible before updating.
- Backup Your Device: Use Samsung Smart Switch or cloud backup to secure your data.
- Install Updates Over Wi-Fi: Large firmware files may cause problems over cellular networks, so use a stable Wi-Fi connection.
Final Thoughts
While One UI 7 brings new features and a refreshed design, rushing into the update could create more problems than improvements.
Always stay informed and prepare your device to avoid a frustrating experience.
For more update tips, visit SamMobile’s One UI section or check out Android Authority.
