Our mobile phones are very sophisticated devices, which have numerous internal components that have nothing to envy, for example, to the most powerful computers. Some components that over time could cause problems, and whose problems could not be detected except by having access to diagnostic tests such as those you can do on a Motorola mobile .
We have already told you many times how you can check the general operation of your phone, but practically all these methods depend on third-party apps. Today we propose to do it with the native tools that our phones provide us, as in the case of Motorola.
Perform a diagnosis of your device
There are many manufacturers that offer this type of hardware diagnostics to know what exactly may be happening to our phone, or to perform a routine check that everything is fine.
Well, in the update to Android 10 that many Motorola mobiles are receiving, we can access a new assistant that offers us the possibility of performing a diagnostic test that will tell us whether or not it is possible that there is any more operation of our phone due to a component that is not working properly. We can do individual tests of each of the components, or all at once, of all the hardware of the phone.
How is one of these tests done?
Well, it is quite simple, because also now Motorola has introduced this functionality in one of its system apps, and has simplified the entire process to the maximum. Because it has combined everything in a single app called ” Device Help ” that we can find in the application drawer of our Motorola phone. Therefore, you must do the following:
- Open the “Device Help” app
- Click on “Device Diagnostics”
- Select “Hardware Test”
Now in this section to test the phone hardware we will find numerous options. On the one hand we have a large button with which we will be able to do a complete test of all the hardware of our phone. While below we will be able to do an individual test of each of the components of the phone. We have a total of 17 different tests to test 17 different aspects of the hardware of our phone, ranging from the screen, the camera flash, the cameras, the sensors, speakers, physical audio connections, wireless connectivity or the GPS itself. .
We also have two other menus within this diagnostic, such as the processor usage information, which details the workload that this has, as well as the information of the applications that are being used at that time . So we are facing a very complete tool to check all the components of our phone.