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Use Power to select Recovery Mode and the device will restart. Press and release Volume Down until you enter Recovery Mode. Press and hold Volume down, then press and release the Power key. It’s worth clearing the cache partition.This might, at least temporarily, solve the problem. Start by turning the Moto G completely off and on again.Try tapping the recent apps or multitasking button and clearing anything you aren’t using before you try to use the keyboard. This problem might be caused by poor memory management.There are various options in the Play Store. You could try using a different keyboard.It might happen in the browser, during a call, or at some other time. Quite a few people seem to have run into a problem where the keyboard randomly disappears when it shouldn’t. If asked to confirm, use the Volume and Power keys to select Yes. When it’s done, press Power to select Reboot system now. Now use the Volume keys to highlight Wipe Cache Partition and Power to select it. Press and hold Power, press Volume Up once, then release Power.

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An Android robot with a red exclamation mark will appear. Press and hold Volume down then press and release the Power key. Assuming you’re running Marshmallow, turn the Moto G off. This will just remove temporary files, and it can often help your phone to run better, especially after an Android update. You could try clearing the cache partition.It could also be related to Facebook, or any other app that accesses your contacts.

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A number of people found success by signing out of the Google+ app or disabling it, though there are reports that an update has solved the issue with Google+.

This bug could be related to another app that tries to sync or backup your contacts.

Start by going to Settings > Apps and then scroll over to the All tab.

There are some things worth trying, but backup your contacts first. For some people, the message pops up fairly randomly, others have it pop up specifically when they receive an incoming call, which is obviously very inconvenient. This is a really common bug for Moto G owners, but it’s not confined to this model of phone. Problems with contacts, keyboard, signal loss, and more Bug: Unfortunately, Contacts has stopped

Problems with Wi-Fi, reset menu, calls, and more.

Problems with LED, rattling, rebooting, and more.

Problems with freezing, battery life, camera, and more.

Problems with contacts, keyboard, signal loss, and more.

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