Help Some apps are crashing

[Asus_Fonepad 7]

Hi,

I received an ASUS fonepad 7 yesterday. This is my first Android device. Overall I am happy with the performance of the device. Problem is other than Vuze not a single torrent client is working. Even Vuze is creating trouble. My ISP supports local Peering so when Local peers are available I get a speed boost. When I start a download in Vuze it immediately detect local peers and starts downloading at high speed but after a few second speed drops to my line speed.

When I start a download in Utorrent it crashes.

Any ideas ?

 

[Asus_Fonepad 7]

I didnt find that setting. But vlc media player is crashing too with a message saying vlc is not compatible with this version of android.

 

[Asus_Fonepad 7]

I didnt find that setting. But vlc media player is crashing too with a message saying vlc is not compatible with this version of android.

 

[AndroidProf]

Seems to me like you are having an OS-App conflict. Start by uninstalling Vuze and Utorrent, then update all your apps using Google play and note all the apps that don't run on your OS and remove them. There's a possibility your android OS was updated but some apps were not updated, so you'll have to do that manually. When torrents are downloading, and speed is boosted, all other internet connections on your phone get terminated or slow down; this might have happened when the updates were running.

 

[Asus_Fonepad 7]

I just reinstalled Utorrent and opened a torrent link with it but same thing. It crashes.

 

[joice33]

I think there are too many software are jumbling with each other. If you installed VLC, QQ Player, KM Player so there are 3 software. Remove those 2 as you want. Then you problem may gone out.

 

[Asus_Fonepad 7]

I have installed VLC only. Whatever else is installed they were installed by default.

 

[Asus_Fonepad 7]

Android ver 4.3
Baseband ver 1432_1.9.65.1_0812
Kernel 3.4.43

 

[Asus_Fonepad 7]

That looks okay ! I would say why don't you try backing up your data and perform a complete factory reset, sometimes it helps in getting out of all the problems !

Both Utorrent and VLC were crashing from day 1. I have found a working alternative of Utorrent called atorrent and the default Video player is working okay. This tab is not even a week old and frankly I don't wanna do anything major.

 

[Asus_Fonepad 7]

Just moved those apps from Internal Memory to SD card. Now both VLC & Utorrent are working as usual.