If you have exhausted all the other troubleshooting methods discussed above and nothing has helped, you might consider factory resetting your phone. This process removes all user-installed apps, data, and settings, including any potential sources of the error. You essentially give your device a fresh start.
However, it is important to note that this is a drastic measure and should be considered a last resort. If you decide to proceed with this method, it’s crucial to back up any important data on your phone, such as contacts, photos, and documents, as all data on the device will be permanently erased during the reset process.
Once the data is backed up, you can initiate the factory reset through the device settings. This typically involves navigating to the “Backup & reset” or “System” section of the settings menu, selecting the option to perform a factory data reset, and confirming your choice. Your device will then erase all data and reboot into its initial setup screen. After the factory reset, take time to set up your device again.
If you don’t want to proceed with a factory reset, you can also consider contacting the manufacturer’s support team for further assistance. They may be able to provide additional troubleshooting steps to help you resolve the “System UI isn’t responding” error on your phone.
