How to Fix Apps Crashing or Closing Randomly on Xiaomi HyperOS
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One of the most frustrating Xiaomi/HyperOS quirks is apps being forcefully closed in the background — or crashing without warning. This is usually a software issue you can fix yourself.
Top Reasons Apps Crash on Xiaomi HyperOS
- Autostart is disabled — HyperOS aggressively kills apps that aren't whitelisted
- Battery restriction set to "Restrict" mode for that app
- Corrupted app cache or data
- Outdated app or HyperOS version
- Insufficient RAM due to too many open apps
Fix 1: Enable Autostart
Go to Settings > Apps > Manage Apps → select the crashing app → tap Autostart → toggle it On.
Repeat for every app that keeps closing (WhatsApp, Telegram, Gmail, etc.).
Fix 2: Remove Battery Restriction
In the same app settings screen, tap Battery saver and set it to No restrictions. HyperOS's "Optimize" mode kills apps in the background — switch to "No restrictions" for important apps.
Fix 3: Clear App Cache and Data
Go to Settings > Apps > Manage Apps → select the app → Clear cache. If the crash continues, tap Clear data (this resets the app to a fresh install).
Fix 4: Update the App and HyperOS
- Open Play Store > Manage apps and update the crashing app
- Go to Settings > About Phone > System Update to check for HyperOS updates
Fix 5: Reinstall the App
Uninstall the app completely and reinstall from the Play Store. This is especially effective for third-party apps like banking or social media apps.
Fix 6: Check Available RAM
Open Security > Boost to free RAM. If your phone consistently has less than 1 GB free RAM, consider disabling more background apps.
Still Crashing?
If all apps crash after a specific HyperOS update, rolling back or performing a factory reset may be necessary. Check the Xiaomi community forums for reports of update-related crashes.
