LG G7 ThinQ common problems, and how to solve them – WBRC FOX6 News

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The LG G7 ThinQ is an interesting phone that offers excellent sound quality, a fast software, and a solid battery life. It's a solid flagship product, even though it's not remarkable, but it does not always work as expected. We have sought to find the most frequently reported LG G7 ThinQ issues and have identified workarounds or possible solutions to help you overcome them.

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Problem: Backlight purge

There have been some reports of backlight loss on some LG G7 ThinQ phones. It is at this point that the backlight used to turn on the LCD screen arrives at a certain place and illuminates it more than it should. There are discussions on the XDA Developer Forum and on Reddit about this problem and this seems to appear at the bottom of the screen to the right of the house icon.

Solution :

• There is no solution to bleed against the light, because it is a manufacturing problem. If your LG G7 ThinQ has bleed backlit, then you will want to contact LG, your carrier, or your reseller and arrange for a replacement handset.

Problem: The battery percentage does not appear

A few people complain the battery percentage does not appear in their notification panel, even when it is enabled in the settings, as in this XDA Developers thread.

Possible correction:

• Start by going to Settings> Battery and make sure that Battery on the status bar is enabled . Go to Settings> Display> New Second Screen and make sure it is set to Standard . You should also go to Settings> Display> Display Size and minimize it.
• If none of this worked, back up your files and try a factory reset. This will wipe your phone. Go to Settings> General> Backup and Reset> Factory Reset and press Reset Phone .

Glitch: Automatic Brightness Too Dark

There are discussions at the XDA Developers forum and about Reddit about automatic brightness on the LG G7 ThinQ being too aggressive and making the screen too dark. Some people have also found that they can not adjust the brightness level when auto brightness is turned on, which seems to be specific to T-Mobile.

Workarounds:

• If you are able to adjust the brightness level when auto brightness is turned on, then switch to a dark environment and drag the brightness slider as low as you like to re-calibrate.
• Go to Settings> Show and disable Auto and set the brightness level as low as you like. and return Auto again.
• There is a brightness increase icon to the left of the brightness bar that you can press to increase the brightness level.
• Try an app like Lux to find out more

Problem: Camera shift

We noticed a slight lag of the camera in our review, and that's something that has arisen in discussions on Reddit and the XDA Developer and Android Central forum. Some people have problems with time between pressing the shutter button and taking picture; others found that it took a little time for the photo to be saved in the gallery.

Solutions:

• Try to open the settings in the camera and turn HDR off then test to see if it's faster. Unfortunately, the quality will not be as good, but you may notice that the shift is gone.
• The problem is more pronounced indoors or in low light conditions, so try snapshots in well-lit environments. Unfortunately, this is true for the course with the cameras in general.
• Open the camera and tap Mode> Manual Camera . You can adjust various settings here, including the shutter speed, which is the second from the end on the right.
• If your problem is with the slowness of the gallery, you can test without a MicroSD card in the phone to see if it's slowing things down.

That's all for the problems up to now, but take a look at our LG G7 ThinQ tips and tricks to get the most out of your phone.

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