Greeneyedangel post this elsewhere. I've taken the liberty of starting a new thread for her so more people will see it:
Whew, that's hard to read. Breaking it up into paragraphs would help. Anyway.
I suspect some of your problems may be related to things you've disabled. For example, you say you can't use Google Search Bar; you have Google Search disabled, so that doesn't seem surprising. Google Play Services is a critical component used by many Google apps, and disabling it is certain to cause issues. Disabling Network Location may cause issues with some apps, too. Most of the rest of what you've disabled seems OK, but could cause problems with certain apps that might try to use those services. And, for the most part, disabling these apps isn't necessary. Unless you actually use them, they're not going to run by themselves, using up battery and slowing your phone. Just because something is installed doesn't mean it's running.
Another potential issue is your use of task killer apps like Go Power Master and Go Task Manager. These program typically cause more trouble than they fix. Android has a bunch of processes that need to run in the background. The types of programs, often kill those apps in the name of saving memory or power. Then next time Android goes to access those processes, and can't find them, things crash. Using both of these is probably a big no no. Even though they both have "go" in the name, they appear to come from different developers, and may well conflict with each other in unpredictable ways.
My strong suggestion is that you delete those apps, re-enable at least the apps I mentioned in the first paragraphs, reboot, and see what happens. If you're still having problems with the Go apps, try deleting the cache and force closing them in Application manager, and reboot. If you're still having problems, I'd suggest doing another factory reset, and this time leaving everything alone. Make sure your phone works OK for a couple of days. Then install Go SMS, Go Launcher and Go Locker if you like them, but don't install the power and task manager apps, and don't disable any other apps, at least right away.
Okay I need some help with my Samsung Galaxy S3 I just got it about a month ago. My first problem I had was the RAM was getting too full so I started to deleting some apps, pics, and music. That did not help. So I downloaded the Go Taskmanger. That did not help. While I was charging it that day planning to take it to US Cellar and ask them what the problem was a window popped up saying GO LOCKER has stopped working, so I clicked report and my phone stopped responding, just went black. There was a blue LED light on, but that was all. I couldn't turn it off or anything. So I took the battery out and put it back in and everything seemed find, but I figured the problem was something I had on the phone so I reset the phone. Added my some of my apps back got my contacts backed up from my gmail and everything and then this morning a window popped up saying Go sms pro has stopped working and the Go Lancher has stopped working and now it won't let me go to my google search bar and I haven't had great or any internet all morning. Now heres what I've done to my phone before since I've had it. I've had androids before so I downloaded Go SMS Pro and Go Lancher and Go Locker cause I perfer these apps, but if they are causeing my problems I will happily get rid of them. I use facebook, instagram, twitter, and meetme daily, and yes I do have unlimited data. The first week I had problems with my battery life so I googled thing to help that and I was told to disable apps I don't use that are built in. I currently have these apps disabled: Zappos, Your Navigator, Yahoo! News, Yahoo! Finance, Windy weather,Wi-Fi Now, Wi-Fi Direct Share, Wi-Fi Direct, Weather Widget Main, Weather Widget, Top HD Games, Tone Room Deluxe, Talkback, Talk, Tags, Street View, Slacker Radio, S Voice, S Suggest, Polaris Viewer 4.1, Picasa Uploader, Phase beam, Network Location, My files, MusicFX, Music Hub, Moblies TV, Media Hub, Maps, Luminous dots, Let's Golf 3, Kies air, IMDb, Help, Group Play, Google+, Google Search, Google Play Services, Google Play Magazines, Google Play Books, Google Calender Sync, Gmail, Gallery (I use QuickPic), Flipboard, Face Unlock, Exchange Services, Dropbox, Direct share manger, direct connect manger, deep sea, daily perks, city id, bubbles, audibles, appstore, amazon ap3, amazon kindle, amazon,and allshare play. I have Go Power Master to help keep my battery alive longer and Go taskmanger EX to help clean stuff off to help with my RAM. I've turned off the ripple effect. Any advice at all would be very much appreciated.
Whew, that's hard to read. Breaking it up into paragraphs would help. Anyway.
I suspect some of your problems may be related to things you've disabled. For example, you say you can't use Google Search Bar; you have Google Search disabled, so that doesn't seem surprising. Google Play Services is a critical component used by many Google apps, and disabling it is certain to cause issues. Disabling Network Location may cause issues with some apps, too. Most of the rest of what you've disabled seems OK, but could cause problems with certain apps that might try to use those services. And, for the most part, disabling these apps isn't necessary. Unless you actually use them, they're not going to run by themselves, using up battery and slowing your phone. Just because something is installed doesn't mean it's running.
Another potential issue is your use of task killer apps like Go Power Master and Go Task Manager. These program typically cause more trouble than they fix. Android has a bunch of processes that need to run in the background. The types of programs, often kill those apps in the name of saving memory or power. Then next time Android goes to access those processes, and can't find them, things crash. Using both of these is probably a big no no. Even though they both have "go" in the name, they appear to come from different developers, and may well conflict with each other in unpredictable ways.
My strong suggestion is that you delete those apps, re-enable at least the apps I mentioned in the first paragraphs, reboot, and see what happens. If you're still having problems with the Go apps, try deleting the cache and force closing them in Application manager, and reboot. If you're still having problems, I'd suggest doing another factory reset, and this time leaving everything alone. Make sure your phone works OK for a couple of days. Then install Go SMS, Go Launcher and Go Locker if you like them, but don't install the power and task manager apps, and don't disable any other apps, at least right away.