Why does my RCA tablet keep saying the process android.process.acore has stopped?

I recently dealt with this issue on my RCA tablet and I managed to resolve it. Here’s what I did:

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1. Uninstall Problematic Apps:
2. Start by checking any recently installed apps.

3. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Apps’ > select any app you suspect might be causing the issue and tap ‘Uninstall.’

4. Reset App Preferences:

5. This action resets application preferences without deleting data.
6. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Apps.’

7. Tap the three dots in the upper right corner and choose ‘Reset App Preferences.’

8. Reinstall System Apps:

9. This involves reinstalling certain critical apps:
10. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Apps’ > ‘Show System.’

11. Find ‘Contacts,’ ‘Contacts Storage,’ and other system apps, then tap ‘Uninstall Updates’ or ‘Reinstall.’

12. Sync Contacts with Google:

13. If the issue is related to contacts, this might help:
14. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Accounts’ > ‘Google.’
15. Disable and re-enable ‘Contacts Sync.’

These steps worked well for my situation. It’s not an immediate fix but has proven effective over time.

The ‘android.process.acore has stopped’ issue can be quite complex, but I managed to fix it on my RCA tablet by following a variety of strategies:

1. Clear Data of Accounts:
2. Sometimes specific accounts might be causing issues.
3. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Accounts.’

4. Select each account and clear the data or remove them.

5. Custom ROM:

6. If the above solutions don’t work, consider installing a custom ROM. This process is more technical and involves downloading a custom firmware.

7. Check for Malware:

8. Malware can sometimes cause system errors.

9. Use an antivirus app to scan and remove any malware.

10. Visibility of System Apps:

11. Make sure necessary system apps aren’t disabled:
12. Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Apps’ > show ‘All,’ then check critical system apps like ‘Contacts,’ ‘Contacts Storage,’ and others are enabled.

Following these diverse methods, I managed to get rid of the annoying error.

When faced with this particular issue on my RCA tablet, trying the following steps helped significantly:

• Enable Safe Mode:
• This mode disables all third-party apps temporarily.
• Hold the power button until the ‘Power Off’ option appears, then hold down ‘Power Off’ until ‘Restart in Safe Mode’ appears. Tap ‘OK.’

• If the error stops in Safe Mode, it’s likely caused by one of the installed apps.

• Update All Apps:

• Outdated apps can create conflicts.

• Open the Google Play Store, go to ‘My Apps & Games,’ and update all applications.

• Wipe Cache Partition:

• This process doesn’t delete your data but can fix system issues:
• Turn off your tablet.
• Hold the ‘Power’ and ‘Volume Up’ buttons until the RCA logo appears.

• Navigate with the volume buttons to ‘Wipe Cache Partition’ and use the power button to select it.

• Advanced Troubleshooting:

• Seek professional help if none of the above steps work. It could be a deeper firmware or hardware issue.

These methods provided relief from persistent error messages on my device.

I had the same problem with my RCA tablet last year, and it drove me crazy. Here’s what worked for me:

1. Clear the Contacts and Data Storage Cache:
2. Go to the ‘Settings’ app.
3. Tap on ‘Apps’ or ‘Application Manager.’
4. Scroll down and find ‘Contacts’ and ‘Data Storage.’

5. Tap on each one, and then select ‘Clear Cache’ and ‘Clear Data.’

6. Check for Software Updates:

7. Sometimes, updating the software can fix this issue.

8. Go to ‘Settings,’ then ‘About Tablet,’ and tap on ‘Software Update.’

9. Factory Reset:

10. This is a last resort, but it helped me.
11. Make sure you back up your data first.
12. Go to ‘Settings,’ then ‘Backup & Reset,’ and choose ‘Factory Data Reset.’

After doing these steps, I no longer had this annoying error message. Hopefully, this works for you too!