Samsung smartphone error codes and messages explained

List with some of the most popular codes and messages that you might get on your Samsung smartphone

Sometimes when we see an error code or message on our smartphone we start to panic, thinking that we might be in trouble or there is something broken with the phone.

Today we are sharing with you a useful list with some of the most popular error messages and codes that you may get on a Samsung smartphone, equivalent to other Android devices as well:

Error codes

Error code 101: This error code usually indicates a problem with the internet connection on your Samsung device.
Error code 491: This error code is usually related to a problem with the Google Play Store. It indicates that the app you are trying to download cannot be downloaded due to a server error.
Error code 495: This error code is also related to the Google Play Store. It indicates that the app you are trying to download cannot be downloaded due to an error with the network connection.
Error code 498: This error code indicates that there is not enough space on your device to install the app you are trying to download.
Error code 504: This error code is related to a problem with the network connection. It usually occurs when you are trying to download a large app or file.
Error code 911: This error code is related to a problem with the Google Play Store. It indicates that there was an error while trying to download an app.
Error code 920: This error code usually indicates that there is not enough space on your device to install the app you are trying to download.
Error code 927: This error code is related to a problem with the Google Play Store. It indicates that there was an error while trying to download an app.
Error code 941: This error code is related to a problem with the Google Play Store. It indicates that the app you are trying to download cannot be downloaded due to an error with the network connection.
Error code 961: This error code usually indicates that there is not enough space on your device to install the app you are trying to download.

Error messages

"Unfortunately, [app name] has stopped." This error message indicates that the app has crashed or stopped working. You may need to clear the app's cache or data, or reinstall the app.
"Insufficient storage available." This error message indicates that there is not enough space on your device to install or update an app. You may need to delete some files or apps to free up space.
"Could not connect to server." This error message indicates that there is a problem with your internet connection or the server you are trying to connect to. Check your internet connection and try again.
"Error retrieving information from server." This error message is usually related to a problem with the Google Play Store. Try clearing the app's cache and data, or reinstalling the app.
"Authentication failed." This error message indicates that there is a problem with your login credentials. Double-check your username and password and try again.
"Network error." This error message indicates that there is a problem with your internet connection. Check your connection and try again.
"Device overheating." This error message indicates that your device has overheated and needs to cool down before you can use it again. Turn off your device and let it cool down.
"Download unsuccessful." This error message indicates that the app or file you are trying to download could not be downloaded. Check your internet connection and try again.
"SIM card not detected." This error message indicates that your device is not detecting the SIM card. Make sure the SIM card is properly inserted and try again.
"Charging paused. Battery temperature too low." This error message indicates that your device's battery temperature is too low to charge. Warm up your device before trying to charge it again.