Ok, so last night I'm seeing some low "storage memory" messages.
I decide to go into file explorer and delete anything that I don't need. I finish with a few folders that have weird names (but none in any special android system folder as far as I know) that I thought might be remains of spam apps I downloaded a while back; and since then my phone refuses to charge wirelessly !
meaning it charges through USB. It also charges when placed on the wireless charging pad, it lights up recognizing the phone but the phone does nothing, yet if I switch the phone off (essentially killing the software) it'll charge wirelessly without a problem ...
What have I messed up, and how can I fix this ?
PS: I restored from an old backup and the wireless works flawlessly too. So it is just this "current state" of the phone which is messing up.
Also I'm guessing it's a folder I deleted, because my wife's phone has the exact same issue (decided to clear hers at the same time as mine before realizing I had messed up).
I decide to go into file explorer and delete anything that I don't need. I finish with a few folders that have weird names (but none in any special android system folder as far as I know) that I thought might be remains of spam apps I downloaded a while back; and since then my phone refuses to charge wirelessly !
meaning it charges through USB. It also charges when placed on the wireless charging pad, it lights up recognizing the phone but the phone does nothing, yet if I switch the phone off (essentially killing the software) it'll charge wirelessly without a problem ...
What have I messed up, and how can I fix this ?
PS: I restored from an old backup and the wireless works flawlessly too. So it is just this "current state" of the phone which is messing up.
Also I'm guessing it's a folder I deleted, because my wife's phone has the exact same issue (decided to clear hers at the same time as mine before realizing I had messed up).
Seriously though, don't do that. When I was playing around with Ubuntu Touch, once I made the first attempt to flash it I would have a folder called Ubuntu in my /system/data folder (I think that's the right directory) that would persist until I either deleted it or did an Odin restore. Simply restoring an older backup didn't touch it. 
