What Does Ims Service Stopped Mean Note 5

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• #1

I'm having issues with my Galaxy S6. I used Odin to render to stock, and at present I'grand getting an "Unfortunately, IMS Service has stopped" fault every two or 3 seconds. The phone is essentially unusable.

Other Galaxy phones take had similar issues, and I've tried some of their suggestions. I wiped Media Storage and mill reset the phone through the recovery. I tried to find the DRM app to wipe, merely it's not in that location in the app manager. Does anybody have any suggestions? They are greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

• #ii

Im having that aforementioned consequence. I bricked my phone for near a week and I had just got the tar files to open and return my device to stock. Is it saying you have service? Ive been looking this upward everywhere and take no luck with the s6 problem.

• #3

I'm having issues with my Galaxy S6. I used Odin to return to stock, and now I'thousand getting an "Unfortunately, IMS Service has stopped" error every two or three seconds. The phone is essentially unusable.
Other Galaxy phones have had like issues, and I've tried some of their suggestions. I wiped Media Storage and factory reset the phone through the recovery. I tried to find the DRM app to wipe, but information technology's not there in the app manager.

Why did you return to stock? If yous are planning to render/exchange the telephone, so you may run into trouble if information technology is unusable.

3 options:
i. Endeavour to reflash stock via Odin and promise it fixes the problem.
2. Restore a nandroid.
iii. Clean flash a custom rom.

• #4

Why did you return to stock? If you are planning to render/substitution the phone, then you may run into problem if it is unusable.

3 options:
1. Attempt to reflash stock via Odin and promise it fixes the problem.
ii. Restore a nandroid.
iii. Clean flash a custom rom.

i tried to reflash stock once again and the aforementioned message kept coming up. i thought that restoring would wipe root then i dont know how you could flash a custom rom onto information technology. would you lot do that through the Odin program??

• #5

i tried to reflash stock again and the same message kept coming up. i thought that restoring would wipe root and then i dont know how you lot could flash a custom rom onto information technology. would you do that through the Odin program??

Did you try restoring a nandroid?

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• #6

Did you effort restoring a nandroid?

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i never backed upwards a nandroid. im pretty new to android phones and the deep stuff because the only thing i ever learned was iphone. do they auto backup? and if and so, how could i restore it??

thank y'all for your patience, i know its driving you crazy haha.

• #seven

i never backed up a nandroid. im pretty new to android phones and the deep stuff considering the only thing i ever learned was iphone. do they auto backup? and if so, how could i restore it??

Android lollipop gives yous the selection to transfer your apps to a new device when you setup the new device. You are likewise given this selection when yous flash a custom lollilop rom, because the setup wizard will see this every bit a new device. However, you lot should always make a backup of a skilful working rom setup prior to flashing a new rom or any mods. When I say a "good working rom ", I hateful a rom that you might peradventure want to go back to, in case your side by side rom flash doesn't go well or it has major issues that prevent you from using it equally a daily driver (which you lot won't know until y'all flash it, plainly). The stock rom is definitely a "adept working rom", and you lot should ALWAYS brand a backup of stock before flashing annihilation else.

Since you don't take a backup of stock, then you are stuck with Odin getting you lot back to bone stock, which apparently isn't quite doing the chore. The but other thing I tin can suggest is flashing a stock rooted rom (eg, no mods other than root). Just make certain yous clean wink, which also means mounting & wiping /system in recovery. I forgot how to do it in CWM/Phil'due south recovery, but in TWRP go to Mount, tap /system and so go dorsum to the main card, go to Wipe > Avant-garde and select cache, dalvik cache, data and organisation, then swipe to erase. Now you have a totally clean slate.

• #8

Android lollipop gives you the selection to transfer your apps to a new device when you setup the new device. You are also given this choice when yous flash a custom lollilop rom, considering the setup wizard volition see this as a new device. Yet, you should always brand a fill-in of a good working rom setup prior to flashing a new rom or any mods. When I say a "good working rom ", I mean a rom that you might perhaps want to get back to, in instance your next rom flash doesn't go well or information technology has major issues that preclude y'all from using it as a daily commuter (which yous won't know until you lot flash information technology, obviously). The stock rom is definitely a "skillful working rom", and you should E'er brand a backup of stock before flashing anything else.

Since yous don't have a backup of stock, then you are stuck with Odin getting you lot back to bone stock, which plainly isn't quite doing the job. The only other thing I tin suggest is flashing a stock rooted rom (eg, no mods other than root). But make sure you clean flash, which also means mounting & wiping /system in recovery. I forgot how to do it in CWM/Phil'south recovery, but in TWRP go to Mountain, tap /organisation then go back to the chief menu, go to Wipe > Advanced and select enshroud, dalvik cache, data and organisation, then swipe to erase. At present you have a totally clean slate.

Ive tried looking online for software thats compatible with my carrier (cricket) only I couldnt detect it. The way that I bricked my phone was trying to flash TWRP recovery on my phone. Cricket is through at&t and has the locked bootloader. I used pingpong root to root information technology just apparently it wasnt compatible with my phone. I'm kinda stuck.

• #ix

Ive tried looking online for software thats compatible with my carrier (cricket) merely I couldnt find information technology. The way that I bricked my phone was trying to flash TWRP recovery on my phone. Cricket is through at&t and has the locked bootloader. I used pingpong root to root it merely apparently it wasnt compatible with my phone. I'chiliad kinda stuck.

I have never messed with Cricket phones. I know they piggyback on the AT&T network, but I don't know if the firmwares are different. You lot could get to a Cricket store and look at the display S6 to find out the exact firmware version, and try to observe that on the web (posting in the AT&T forum might yield a faster response). But trying to flash TWRP was non a good thought. Good luck!

• #10

I was attempting to return the phone to stock so I could sell information technology. I flashed the Cricket firmware, and ever since then I get the IMS service error. I tin't wink a new ROM because I unrooted through Pingpong Root. When I flash through Odin, I only flash the AP .tar. Would it make a difference if I flashed all 4 (BL, AP, CP, CSC)?

• #11

I was attempting to return the phone to stock and then I could sell it. I flashed the Cricket firmware, and ever since then I become the IMS service mistake. I can't flash a new ROM because I unrooted through Pingpong Root. When I flash through Odin, I only wink the AP .tar. Would it make a departure if I flashed all 4 (BL, AP, CP, CSC)?

I tried this simply now and all information technology said was "try thread failed (0/0)"

• #12

I was attempting to render the phone to stock and then I could sell it. I flashed the Cricket firmware, and always since then I become the IMS service error. I can't flash a new ROM because I unrooted through Pingpong Root. When I flash through Odin, I only flash the AP .tar. Would it brand a difference if I flashed all iv (BL, AP, CP, CSC)?

Yep it does make a difference to wink information technology into 4 different parts in case you have the entire firmware

• #13

Just wanted to throw my 2 cents in here, i woke to this lovely issue, which was rendering my telephone unusable. I utilize a programme phone call YouMail for voicemail, creeps my friends out when they get to my voice mail. Uninstall this plan after wiping every cache imaginable, voila, no more result. I oasis't tried to reinstall it notwithstanding since i need to get some work done. Hope it helps in some mode.

• #fourteen

I have the aforementioned problem after flashing the stock firmware thru Odin on my S6 from Cricket. I too tried Factory Resert and Wiping the Cache, aught seems to assistance at all. I get the annoying bulletin nigh the IMS service. I've tried clearing the cache from contacts, ims service but no luck at at. Is in that location any other ROMs out there for the S6 from Cricket. Correct now my phone is completely stock and has no service. Any word of advice would help, Cheers !

Edit: I flashed the CSC file thru odin and information technology got rid of the IMS error but now I take no service.

Last edited: October 27, 2015

• #16

information technology didnt solve my problem

I take the s6 edge though ..practice i take to wipe and install the rom again??

• #17

Unfortunately ims has stopped working pop up

I noticed the spinning sync icon at the top my s7 phone. Information technology was constantly trying to sync my messengers app to the cloud. (I tuned the sync function off an information technology seems to accept stopped the annoying message from popping up. :skillful::fingers-crossed:

• #18

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I was attempting to return the phone to stock so I could sell it. I flashed the Cricket firmware, and ever since and so I get the IMS service error. I tin can't wink a new ROM because I unrooted through Pingpong Root. When I wink through Odin, I merely flash the AP .tar. Would it make a departure if I flashed all four (BL, AP, CP, CSC)?

just root the device an and then install root unistaller
notice all apps with the discussion ims
unistall all apps
restart telephone
Magic!!!!

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