The Android 5.0 Lollipop wasn’t milk and honey and many users experienced some issues that gave them headaches. However, for almost every bug there is a solution, so if you want to get rid of your problems, read this article.
The missing system.img error
It seems that this update already comes with problems especially on the Nexus 5 devices. The users complained that when they tried to install Android 5.0, during the procedure, an error occurred – the missing system.img, which isn’t a serious problem and it’s remediable by just flashing the img files manually, one by one.
The Wi-Fi connectivity problem
The same Nexus 5 owners who were hoping to solve the old Wi-Fi connectivity issue, it seems that they’re stuck with it, because Android 5.0 Lollipop brought it back. There are some solutions for this problem and this implies switching the airplane mode on/ff, reconnecting to the network, restarting the router etc.
The battery problem
Whenever a new Android update is installed, the batteries on some devices are drained faster because the new update doesn’t install clean, but it’s applied over the current version, and probably conflicts of interests occur during the process. To avoid any unpleasant situation, before proceeding with the upgrade do a full backup of your data. Go to Settings > Backup & Reset section, or do it manually using the hardware buttons.
The video playback problem
There were reported problems with the Nexus 7 tablet, meaning that video playback bugs occurred in YouTube and other applications, but to solve the YouTube issue, you have to go to Settings > Apps > YouTube and clear the cache, then try again and in case it doesn’t work, do a reboot. If the bug persists, reinstall your applications or do a backup and perform a factory reset.
The update error message
Moving on to the Nexus 9 tablet, when the users tried to install the OTA update, something blocked the process and reverted back to the initial version. If you’re now very skilled, it’s better to just wait until Google releases a new update to fix the bug, or if you want to take a risk, flash the latest factory image.
The flashlight bug
If it’s night, dark and you can’t find your keys or an object, you’re most likely using the flashlight or the camera. But sometimes, Android doesn’t let you turn off the flashlight and the only way to solve the problem is by doing a reboot on your Nexus 5 device.
When Android 5.0 OTA breaks on modified devices
If you made some changes to your Android OS, you’ll have problems when installing the OTA update, but there’s a way to fix this: flash a stock image again.
Recent apps switcher
On some devices, if you stack more applications, the performance of the device is affected. On other devices, the users reported that after removing a card from the stack, it returned “mysteriously”. The solution? Reboot the recent applications or keep on swiping.
source:- http://thefusejoplin.com/2014/11/android-50-lollipop-top-important-problems-issues-solved/
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