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[title|Google Pixel Unresponsive Black Screen] | |
- | [summary] |
+ | [summary]Is the screen on your Google Pixel unresponsive? Does it seem like it's on, but is only showing black? Read through these steps to get fixed up![/summary] |
Is your Google Pixel showing an unresponsive black screen? This will go over several common occurrences when it comes to your Google Phone not responding and showing a blank screen. The problem can be caused by either software or hardware causes, so read on to determine the right solution for you! | |
+ | == The Basics == |
+ | |
+ | Before undertaking any of the more time-consuming solutions below, here are a few fundamentals to get you started. |
+ | |
+ | * ***Force Restart your Pixel*** |
+ | ** Press and hold ***power*** for 30 seconds to force restart for Pixel 5a and earlier. |
+ | ** Press and hold the ***power*** button and ***volume up*** button for Pixel 6 and newer. |
[comment]solutions[/comment] | |
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- | == Software Glitch == |
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- | Restarting your phone is a good first step, just to make sure it’s not a random software fluke. |
- | |
- | * Pixel 5a and earlier: Press and hold the ***Power*** button for 30 seconds or until it restarts. |
- | * Pixel 6 and later: Press and hold the ***Power*** and ***Volume Up*** buttons until your phone restarts. |
== Low Battery == | |
* Ensure that your phone is plugged into a working outlet and that the brick/cable setup are outputting power. | |
- | * You can check by charging another device with the setup. If it doesn't work, try replacing the charging block, cable, and/or using a different outlet until you find a setup that works. |
+ | * You can check by charging another device with the setup. If it doesn't work, try replacing the [product|IF145-542|charging block|new_window=true], [product|IF356-080|cable|new_window=true], and/or using a different outlet until you find a setup that works. |
- | == Dirty Sensors == |
+ | == Dirty or Obstructed Sensors == |
- | It’s worth checking if the sensors at the top of the screen are smudged. The Google Pixel’s sensors at the top of the phone automatically adjust the screen brightness — if the sensors are smudged, the phone might think it’s dark out and lower the brightness. To fix this, clean the entire phone screen with a paper towel and some isopropyl alcohol. While this issue won’t be the cause of the unresponsiveness, the screen brightness could be affected by the impaired sensors. |
+ | Along the top edge of the display, several sensors are positioned to report on light levels and distance to a surface (your face, the inside of a pocket, or other). |
+ | |
+ | * Give your screen a good cleaning, especially along the top, where these sensors live. If the sensors are smudged, the phone might think it’s dark out and lower the brightness. To fix this, clean the entire phone screen with a damp microfiber cloth. |
+ | ** Use [product|IF145-305|screen cleaner] for more stubborn grime. |
+ | |
+ | [image|3613110|size=medium|align=center|caption=Sensors in the Google Pixel 6 and sensor cutouts in the display] |
== Faulty Third-Party App == | |
Recently installed third-party apps may be the cause of the unresponsive black screen. Boot into Safe Mode to check if your phone is responsive and uninstall the app at fault while you’re there. | |
- | # To boot into Safe Mode, press and hold the ***power button***. After a few seconds hold the phone's ***volume down*** ''''button. Continue to hold it down until you see Safe mode on the screen. |
- | # If the screen is suddenly responsive in Safe Mode, try uninstalling apps one by one starting with the most recent apps you installed before noticing the issue. After uninstalling each app, restart the phone back into normal mode to see if the screen remains responsive. If Safe Mode doesn't fix the problem, move on to the next possible cause—you've ruled out third party software as the issue. |
- | # To uninstall an app, navigate to the Google Play Store app > Profile icon on the top right > Manage apps & devices > Manage. Once there, find and tap on the app you think is causing the issue. You will want to tap Uninstall to remove it. |
+ | # Boot to Safe Mode. [guide|180329|Use this Guide] if you're not sure how. |
+ | # If the screen functions in Safe Mode, uninstall apps one by one starting with the most recent apps you installed before noticing the issue. After uninstalling each app, restart the phone back into normal mode to see if issue returns. |
+ | ** If Safe Mode doesn't fix the problem, move on to the next possible cause—you've ruled out third party software as the issue. |
+ | # To uninstall an app, navigate to the Google Play Store app. Select your profile icon in the top right. Then select ***Manage apps & devices > Manage***. Once there, find and tap on the app you think is causing the issue. Tap Uninstall to remove it. |
# Once you’re done, exit Safe Mode by holding down the ***power button*** for 30 seconds or more. Some Pixel phones require you to tap ***Restart***. | |
- | == |
+ | == Display Malfunction or Damage == |
- | |
+ | === Solution: Replace the display. === |
- | * To fix this, push firmly on the screen, making sure to apply even pressure all around the screen. Move from one side of the phone to the other while pressing firmly. If you recently opened up your phone for a repair, view the [guide|150706|Google Pixel Screen Replacement guides|new_window=true] to get the full instructions on removing and reattaching the screen components. |
- | |
- | == Screen Hardware Issue == |
- | |
- | If your phone is still not responding and has a black screen, try plugging it into a computer. This will provide more insight to your phone’s condition as it notify you if it detects the phone—letting you know that the phone may be functioning but the screen may not be. |
+ | If your phone is still not responding and has a black screen, try plugging it into a computer. This will provide more insight to your phone’s condition as it will notify you if it detects the phone—letting you know that the phone may be functioning but the screen may not be. |
* USB debugging is an optional setting that will give more feedback when the phone is connected to a computer. Unfortunately this setting can only be enabled when your screen is visible and usable. | |
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+ | * Your unresponsive black screen may be caused by a broken screen from a repair attempt or other accidental damage. Look into a [parts|Google Phone|replacement screen|itemtype=screens] and follow the associated [[Topic:Google Phone|iFixit guide]]. |
+ | * Display damage may manifest as a visible crack in the glass, but other signs of display damage on an AMOLED display include black blotches, lines or general display anomalies. |
== Firmware Fault == | |
If your screen is not functioning, use the Google Update and Software Repair tool. This is available for Google Pixel 3 and newer. | |
- | * Plug your phone into the computer using a USB |
+ | * Plug your phone into the computer using a USB-C cable and visit the [link|https://pixelrepair.withgoogle.com/|Update and Software Repair tool website]. |
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