Flashing "Network Error" every 5 minutes. How can I detect the application triggering that?
Hello,
Samsung Galaxy S4, Android 4.2.2, not rooted.
Often my phone starts flashing those little pop-up messages, showing "Network Error". I observed during lunch today, and it's every 5 minutes.
I killed/stopped/disabled some suspect applications (Tasker, Tweet Caster, etc) but the message continued.
I ran and logged data via CatLog, but could not find any indication of what app is causing that. Actually, not even the words "network" or "error".
Wi-Fi is on and connected, and Internet browseable, so it's nothing to do with lack of Internet access.
I suspect maybe some app or setting with some incorrect network setting, but I just can't find it.
How can I detect which process is issuing the flash pop-up messages with the error?
It just bothers me. Other than that, the phone is running fine.
Thanks for any help\
Hello,
Samsung Galaxy S4, Android 4.2.2, not rooted.
Often my phone starts flashing those little pop-up messages, showing "Network Error". I observed during lunch today, and it's every 5 minutes.
I killed/stopped/disabled some suspect applications (Tasker, Tweet Caster, etc) but the message continued.
I ran and logged data via CatLog, but could not find any indication of what app is causing that. Actually, not even the words "network" or "error".
Wi-Fi is on and connected, and Internet browseable, so it's nothing to do with lack of Internet access.
I suspect maybe some app or setting with some incorrect network setting, but I just can't find it.
How can I detect which process is issuing the flash pop-up messages with the error?
It just bothers me. Other than that, the phone is running fine.
Thanks for any help\
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