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How to Fix Sony Xperia smart phone blank screen,dead screen,manually shutdown or hang problem: problem fixed 99.99% now


Sony Xperia!











Sony Xperia Smart Phones Problem Fixed Now! 99.99%


How to fix blank screen,dead screen,hang problem or you want


to manually shutdown!


Do you have a Sony Smart Phone,whatever it's a Xperia SP,Z1 or other and the screen is showing blank, and only blue light and red light is showing to the bottom of phone,or just top header menu is showing and other whole screen is blank,it's hang or you want to manually shutdown your smart phone.


Now problem is fixed!


I have Sony Xperia SP c5303 and I was facing problem like you,Now I have fixed this problem.


Follow my given instructions to get your smart phone live.






  • Open your phone from back side,to the bottom of your phone,you will see yellow button,with "OFF" text.











  • Use any small stick to press this yellow button











  • Press this yellow button with some force












  • View your phone screen











  • Here are the screenshots of  phone,Now problem is fixed.




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    I hope this trick will help you.Please comment below if this trick worked for you :)



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