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Does your phone restart over and over again and simply refuses to power on correctly? Here are some possible reasons why this may be happening as well as some suggestions on how you might be able to fix it.
I try to avoid giving advice about software manipulation and or customization but I get asked for help regarding this type of issue a lot. Since there is very little documentation online about how to try and troubleshoot or resolve these types of problems once they have occurred whatever the cause may be , I decided to write up this guide to be used as a reference on how to try to combat this annoying issue. Have no illusions though, as you probably already know, this issue can be extremely annoying and stubborn and can be one of the more difficult issues to try and resolve on an Android smartphone.
It helps others to find this guide and with any luck gives them a chance at fixing these types of issues as well. One of the many things that make Android so great is that the operating system and software on Android devices especially smartphones is very customizable. Android phones can be unlocked, rooted, flashed and tinkered with and are one of the most flexible operating systems available for smartphones to date.
If you have taken it upon yourself to tinker or change the software on your Android smartphone then you have taken the risk of running into annoying software problems such as this. If you are following directions online regarding this customization process and these instructions are from a trusted source or at least seem legitimate then you might want to try doing whatever it is you did again starting from the beginning.
There might have been an error or glitch in the process, sometimes completely outside of your control, and starting over from scratch might just be the answer that your phone needs to correct the problem. If you cannot get the customization to go through properly then you might want to consider reverting back to the original software that was intended for your phone.
Just make sure to review the entire troubleshooting portion of this guide first as there are a few things that you might want to consider trying before starting over again. This is one of the more common causes that can trigger this issue to happen on an Android especially if the update did not get to finish properly. There are many things that can happen which can cause a software upgrade or update not to finish correctly including:. Many Android smartphones have some type of warning message emphasizing that updates can take time to complete and should not be interrupted.
Many Androids will not even allow an update to take place unless the battery is charged to a certain percentage just to avoid any complications during the installation. To avoid issues with updates in the future feel free to review how to avoid complications when updating the software on an Android smartphone for more information. If this or a similar situation has happened to your smartphone then you are in the right place and should proceed to the troubleshooting section below.
In any case, locating and if necessary removing troublesome applications is going to be one of the first things to do when troubleshooting software related issues on and Android including this particular issue. If however something has found its way onto your phone and is causing problems then that something may be the cause as well. A very uncommon but easily overlooked cause could be a defective or malfunctioning memory card.
If your phone is currently utilizing a memory card like a MicroSD Card then try to power off your phone and then remove that SD card. If your phone is being stubborn and wont power off then try removing the battery, if your phone allows you to do so. After the memory card has been removed try to turn the phone on and see if it will boot up properly.
If it does then you have narrowed it down to an issue with the memory card or memory card port on your cell phone and I suggest that you back up the important information stored on your phone to a computer just in case and then you can start to try and troubleshoot that memory card. You can check and see if reinserting the card leads to the same problem, if another memory card will work properly in your cell phone, if a PC will read the card properly, or if reformatting the card seems to help etc.
If you narrow it down to a malfunctioning or defective memory card then you might need to look into buying a replacement SD card. Start with a soft reset. A soft reset can sometimes resolve minor software issues and should be the first step to take when troubleshooting an Android smartphone. Chances are you have already performed a soft reset by attempting to power your phone off and on or by merely restarting your cell phone. If you have not already tried this then go ahead and do so.
The solution might be as simple as rebooting your smartphone. If possible try removing the battery from your cell phone for seconds then reinsert the battery put your phone back together and then see if it will power on properly. If the phone powers on correctly then enjoy your working smartphone. If your cell phone has a non-removable battery not all Android cell phones are designed to have a removable battery these days then you may have to do some research to see if your smartphone will allow you to perform a simulated battery pull instead.
If this option is not available then you can skip this step in troubleshooting. Safe Mode is a feature on most Android devices that allows the phone to boot up without any third party apps or programs and on its original default settings. This is a powerful tool when troubleshooting an Android device as it helps disable and rule out problematic applications. Best of all there is no unnecessary loss of data.
The key combination that you will need to use will depend on which cell phone you are using and may differ depending on what version of Android the phone is running on.
It would be very difficult for me to list all of the methods commonly used for activating Safe Mode on an Android smartphone so if you are unsure what method to use for your specific phone then a simple search online would be your best bet at finding the proper technique for your particular smartphone.
Once you have located the proper method to use in order to boot your phone into Safe Mode, you should attempt to do so. If it works and your phone turns on completely then you should locate the latest piece of software, the latest app downloaded or updated, any new themes, etc that have been added to your cell phone and uninstall or remove them from your device.
Then restart the phone and see if it will boot up properly. If it does then you have located the cause and you can enjoy your working smartphone. If you cannot access Safe Mode on your particular Android for whatever reason then continue with the suggestions below. Try to wipe the cache partition of your phone using the Android System Recovery tool. Accessing the system recovery tool is going to vary from device to device so if you are not sure how to access this tool on your specific smartphone then much like accessing Safe Mode a quick Google search may be required.
Again, I humbly request that you please do not ask me how to activate the Android System Recovery tool on your specific smartphone. Your Android might be attempting to use the older Dalvik-cache which could be the very reason why your phone is getting stuck in this bootloop. If you have never installed CWM on your phone, have never tried to flash a different ROM to your phone or simply have no idea what I am referring to then you can skip this specific section of troubleshooting.
While not every cell phone manufacturer offers PC software for their phones many manufacturers offer this service to their customers. These programs allow you to sync your phone to a PC to accomplish many different tasks including software updates, transferring media files like pictures and videos from the phone to the PC, or manage the phones music library, create backups for the device and in this case the program can be used to troubleshoot the phone when problems like this happen.
A hard reset is designed to remove all the user data from an Android smartphone and return that phones settings back to their original factory defaults. A hard reset is often part of standard troubleshooting as it can help to solve most software related issues that can occur on an Android smartphone.
Since this particular issue is almost always a software related problem a hard reset can sometimes solve this problem depending on what is causing it to happen. You can find a list of hard reset commands or hard reset methods that are commonly used to hard reset Android cell phones which the settings cannot be accessed at how to hard reset an Android smartphone. If your phone not powering on properly is the result of something being added to the phone which is causing trouble then a hard reset should resolve the issue as it will remove whatever is causing the problem from the phone.
This is a great solution for eliminating viruses, bad or outdated applications etc. You can read more about the effects and the results of a hard reset HERE but in essence a hard reset is going to remove all the user data from the phone, including pictures, videos, music, contacts etc. If you are able to use Safe Mode to get into your phone then you might want to take some more time to try and locate the problem and resolve it this way. If Safe Mode is not an option or is ineffective then sometimes performing a hard reset is unavoidable.
A hard reset is usually a last resort and like I mentioned earlier it can be a powerful tool in troubleshooting as it can help solve many different type of software related problems. There are some things that a hard reset will not and cannot fix however, including any software problems that are the result of the phones operating system including its firmware, bootloader, ROM, version of Android, etc.
So a hard reset will not help resolve any problems that were the result of software customization or manipulation as mentioned earlier. If you tried to install a custom ROM, unlock, flash, or customize your phones software and it then started to have issues turning on properly then a hard reset is not likely going to solve this problem. A hard reset will not help remove software updates or upgrades.
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