Troubleshooting Google Assistant: Screen Turns Black During Voice Commands
If you have ever encountered the frustrating issue of your screen turning black when using Google Assistant, fear not! We have curated a list of voice command examples that can help troubleshoot this problem. Below, you will find a collection of commands that are specifically tailored to address the screen blackout issue. By exploring these commands, you will be able to resolve the troublesome Google Assistant behavior and continue enjoying the efficient voice capabilities it offers.
Screen Brightness and Power Settings
“Change screen brightness to maximum.”
“Turn off auto-brightness.”
“Enable/disable adaptive brightness.”
“Increase screen timeout.”
“Turn off battery saver mode.”
“Reset power settings to default.”
“Adjust screen brightness manually.”
“Check power-saving settings.”
“Change display sleep timeout to 5 minutes.”
Check for App or System Updates
“Update Google Assistant app.”
“Check for app updates.”
“Update Android system.”
“Install pending system updates.”
“Enable automatic app updates.”
“Clear cache for Google Assistant app.”
“Reinstall Google Assistant app.”
“Check for software updates.”
“Update Google Play services.”
Manage Background Processes
“Close all background apps.”
“Force stop Google Assistant.”
“Clear recent apps.”
“Disable unnecessary app notifications.”
“Enable Do Not Disturb mode.”
“Clear RAM and cache.”
“Review active apps in settings.”
“Uninstall unwanted apps.”
“Turn off unnecessary app permissions.”
Network and Connectivity Settings
“Restart Wi-Fi router.”
“Switch to a different Wi-Fi network.”
“Check Wi-Fi signal strength.”
“Toggle airplane mode on and off.”
“Reset network settings.”
“Connect to a stable network.”
“Enable Wi-Fi calling.”
“Disable/enable mobile data.”
“Reboot your device.”
Adjust Screen Display and Accessibility
“Change screen resolution.”
“Enable/disable dark mode.”
“Modify font size and style.”
“Turn off color inversion.”
“Disable/enable auto-rotate screen.”
“Adjust screen zoom level.”
“Reset display settings.”
“Enable high contrast mode.”
“Toggle blue light filter on/off.”
Check for Hardware Issues
“Clean, wipe, or remove screen protector.”
“Test touch screen responsiveness.”
“Check for loose connections.”
“Restart device in safe mode.”
“Perform a hardware diagnostic test.”
“Ensure device battery is charged.”
“Reset device to factory settings.”
“Run screen pixel repair app.”
“Contact customer support for hardware assistance.”
Miscellaneous Troubleshooting
“Reboot Google Assistant.”
“Check microphone permissions.”
“Enable/disable voice match.”
“Turn off screen overlay apps.”
“Disable/enable accessibility services.”
“Reset app preferences.”
“Boot device into recovery mode.”
“Review Google Assistant settings.”
“Contact Google Assistant support.”
“Perform a soft reset on your device.”
Feel free to try out these voice commands and explore their corresponding functions to resolve the issue of your Google Assistant’s screen turning black during voice commands. Remember, with a little troubleshooting, you can reclaim the seamless voice-activated experience that Google Assistant has to offer.