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When your phone cannot complete the boot process and reboots just before it reaches the home screen only to do the same thing over and over, that’s what you call a boot loop. Your device will continue doing it until the battery is all drained up. We have readers who own the new Samsung Galaxy
Learn how to fix your Samsung Galaxy A8 2018 that got stuck in infinite boot loop. Understand the reason why this problem occurs and learn the solution for every situation. Being stuck in infinite boot loop is a sign of a firmware issue. When it happens, the phone may seem to power on and boot
Device issues depicted by symptoms of unresponsiveness or being stuck on certain screens and infinite boot loops usually denote serious errors in the internal memory or system structure. Data corruption, software bugs and malware afflicting certain apps and system functions are also among the possible culprits. Such problems usually occur on aged devices as wear-and-tear
We’ve been receiving complaints from our readers recently about their Samsung Galaxy J5 that reportedly entered the boot loop and can’t get out of it. Boot loops are actually firmware issues but there have been cases wherein third-party apps and services caused the device not to boot up successfully. There have also been situations wherein
It seems like many of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J3 are complaining about similar issue–getting stuck in bootloop. Some of them reported that the problem started after an update, so we will take into consideration the possibility that it’s just another firmware-related concern. It doesn’t necessarily mean the firmware update was bad
When your phone powers on, shows the logo and other information during boot up but can’t reach the home screen before it powers off and on again, then that’s what you call the “boot loop.” The device will continue doing the same cycle until the battery runs out. The problem may remain even after charging
A bootloop is when the phone cannot continue the boot up process and just before it reaches the home screen, it reboots only to be doing the same thing over and over. Some of the Samsung Galaxy S8 owners have contacted us about this problem saying their devices won’t continue the usual booting up process
The Samsung Galaxy J7 is a mid-range device with really good specifications and features. It has received quite a lot of positive reviews from tech enthusiasts as well as its users. However, some of our readers reported that their units somehow got stuck in bootloop and can no longer boot up successfully to the home
The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Android Nougat update has recently been rolled out but some of our readers are already complaining since their phones are now stuck in bootloop while others reported theirs cannot boot up successfully. We have already addressed similar issues before and there might be some similarities to some of the issues
While we’ve already addressed issues with the Samsung Galaxy S7 that got stuck on boot screen, having stuck in bootloop is a different thing that’s why we will be dealing this issue in this post. Being stuck on boot screen means that the phone cannot continue booting up to the home screen, instead, it stays
Hello everybody! Welcome to another #GalaxyS6 post for this week. We bring you 6 more issues as reported by some S6 users for the past few days. We hope that this material will be as helpful for the entire Android community as for those users mentioned here. Below are the list of issues covered in
When your #Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (#S7Edge) is stuck in bootloop or enters the recovery mode every time you reboot it, it might be a sign of a minor app and firmware problem or a hardware issue. But you should also know that it might also be a sign of a more serious problem and
When the phone enters the bootloop, it continues to restart. When you turn it on, it boots and shows the logo but shortly after that, it would turn off and then power back on again. It’s called the bootloop because more often than not, your phone couldn’t get out of it. The same is true
The most typical occurrences of this problem is that your phone turns off on its own and when you try to turn it back on, it shows all the usual logos and screens and just before it reaches the home screen, it turns off and then on again and go through all those things over
Whenever the phone cannot boot up successfully, there must be an issue with the firmware and the same is true with many of our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy S7. This isn’t the first time we’ve addressed this kind of problem. In fact, you may find a lot of related post in our site
Being stuck in bootloop is often a sign of a firmware issue and many Samsung Galaxy S8 have been complaining about this problem especially after an update. Based on experience, it’s a problem that’s pretty easy to solve as long as you know what it’s all about. Sometimes, it may seem like a very complicated
When it comes to a device that won’t turn on, it’s almost certain the problem has something to do with the hardware but when it comes to booting up issues, then it must be the firmware. Phones like the Samsung Galaxy S7, which packs really impressive specs and hardware, they don’t usually have hardware-related issues
We have received complaints from our readers who own the Samsung Galaxy J7 and according to them, their devices can no longer start up normally as they’re stuck on the Verizon screen. It’s not clear why this problem happens but we have to look into it since many we have readers who need our help.
As we move into the holidays, here’s another post that answers some #GalaxyS7 issues thrown at us by some of our readers. We hope that this post becomes another source of information for other S7 and Android users as well. Don’t forget to visit our main Galaxy S7 troubleshooting page is you won’t find any
We seldom hear an issue about Samsung’s Smart Switch app so when a user reported a problem about it while using a #GalaxyS7, we feel it necessary to publish it. Together with this issue are other 5 S7 issues as well so we hope that this post can be helpful for other S7 users too.