How to fix Android Marshmallow Stability issues

One of the most popular versions of the Android Operating System is Marshmallow. The intriguing name and latest features of Marshmallow have caught the attention of numerous users. It is used on several flagship devices of renowned brands like Samsung, Lenovo, etc. However, even after being one of the most advanced Android versions, there are still some bugs and performance issues that disrupt its smooth functioning. One of the most common issues with Android 6.0.1 is rapid battery draining and abnormal battery performance.

Another bug of Android Marshmallow is the Wi-Fi connection issues. This includes difficulty in finding and connecting to Wi-Fi networks.

However, there is no need to worry as these issues are generally software-related and can be resolved by users.

Fixes for Android Marshmallow Stability Issues

To resolve an issue, the first thing you need to do is to find out what exactly is causing the problem. Is it the Android operating system itself or third-party applications installed on your phone? If you are absolutely certain that no third-party apps are causing this issue, you can proceed with the steps below.

Solution for Android 6.0.1 Fast Battery Drain

Immediately after updating to the latest Android Marshmallow, many users noticed rapid battery drainage. The drainage becomes faster when connected to Wi-Fi networks.

If you are also experiencing excessive battery drainage even while using simple and lightweight apps.

One way to fix the battery drainage issue is by closing background-running apps.

• Firstly, launch the recent apps menu. Opening this menu depends on device to device. However, it can often be accessed by pressing the menu button.
• Now scroll down to find the app you want to close. Now tap and swipe to the right on the desired app to close it.
• You can also press the clear all button to close all background apps at once.
• Now restart your phone.
• You can also enable power-saving mode from the settings menu to disable background app refresh which can greatly help in saving battery.

Solution for Android Marshmallow Wi-Fi Bug

If you are facing consistent Wi-Fi connectivity issues after updating to Marshmallow, you can try this method which is expected to fix the issue and restore your device's normal functionality.

Airplane Mode

The first thing you should do is to toggle the Airplane mode on and off. This will refresh the network and might resolve the connection issue. You can enable Airplane mode using the notification panel.

• Swipe down from the top of your phone screen. This will open the drop-down menu.
• Here you will find the Airplane Mode option.
• Enable this option and then Disable it.

The next thing you can try is to restart Wi-Fi and reboot your phone

• Firstly, swipe down from the top to open the notification panel.
• Now click on the Wi-Fi icon to turn it off.
• Now reboot your device. To do this press and hold the power button. This will open a menu.
• Click on the Restart option to reboot the phone.
• After the successful reboot, turn Wi-Fi back on then check the issue.

Reset Network Settings

If none of the above-mentioned methods work for you, the next thing you should try is Resetting Network Settings. This can be done by following the steps listed.

• First, go to the settings menu.
• Now scroll down and click on the Backup and Reset option.
• Here you will find the Reset Network Settings option. Click on it.
• This will reset the network settings.

Factory Reset

This is the last and final method. It is a much more complex process that can fix all software-related issues. It will erase everything from your device including email addresses and other accounts. Therefore before proceeding with this method, it is advised to backup all your important files and data. Once you are ready to proceed. Here is how you can reset your device

• Open the settings menu.
• Scroll down and click on the Backup and Reset option.
• A menu will open up. Now tap on Reset Factory Data.
• Tap Reset Phone.
• Here you will be prompted to enter a password if the screen lock is active.
• Now tap Erase Everything to confirm and reset your phone.
• Your phone will reboot.

Now check the issue. Hopefully, this will resolve all software-related issues.