The problem is caused by the latest Spotify for Android beta update. Troubleshooting steps like uninstalling and reinstalling the app have been unsuccessful. Users have reported the issue on OnePlus 12 ; Best TVs ; Best laptops the market for a new phone and used this "information" to buy a Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro running android 13 and it does NOT work with Android Auto at all ChikenPie_Engineer. • 3 yr. ago. I've got a Samsung S10e with Android 11, I had to go to the main menu -> "Apps" section, find Android Auto in the apps list, go to "Battery" and select "Optimize Battery Usage" there. I was able to turn off optimization like described above. I just stumbled across this post after a year of this issue happening
One tiny mistake can turn the tables against the OnePlus manufacturer, but we have a few solutions that you might give a shot to stabilize the situation. 1. Microphone, Earpiece and Headphone Jack Not Working. 2. Turn Off Voice Apps. 3. Bluetooth Headset Microphone Not Working.
Same issue after oxygen 11.1.1.1 with Android Suto not connecting. I can get it work after completing wiping out Android Auto, forgetting all cars, and powered off then reinstalling. It will connect once but as soon as I disconnect. It will stop working. Repeat process and it works for one connection. I tried exactly the same config (Android Auto, USB Cable) with Motorola One Vision (running stock Android One) and guess what, works without a problem every single time. I bought an expensive Belkin high-speed USB-C cable just for this purpose to make sure the cable is not causing these issues.. Expected behavior: Android Auto should setup and work; Any other comments: The only time android auto seems to work is if I plug in the phone before starting the car. However if I unplug the phone it becomes impossible to connect it again. From: PC; Basically every time I plug in my phone to my car android auto connects but disconnects very fast. You can force stop the Camera app and retry. Here’s how. Step 1: Long-tap on the Camera app icon and open the app info menu. Step 2: Tap ‘Force Stop.’. Step 3: Open the Camera app again and Reseting the network adapter in the Settings app has fixed this issue for a number of people. To do this, head to Settings > System > Reset Options > Reset Wi-Fi, Mobile, & Bluetooth > Reset nJjTg.
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