Does your Samsung device keep restarting without any reason?
Is your phone booting into the recovery mode, instead of
the normal mode?
Watch this video to find a solution
If you own a Samsung Galaxy Tab A
or a Samsung S20, it is not rare to encounter a reboot loop issue
This is a common Android error which puts your Samsung into
endless booting loop. A bootloop might be caused
due to a number of reasons including system failure,
cache error, firmware bug, a bug in an app, etc.
Any of these problems might prevent the device to boot into normal mode
In that case, you can try the following methods
to get out of the bootloop
If the bootloop is caused
by a system glitch repairing the Android System
with UltFone Android System Repair is the most recommended solution
This method works all the time without fail and even repairs other
Android system problems including system crash,
black screen, frozen/bricked phone, Samsung stuck on logo, etc.
Download this professional Android system repair for free
and install it to a PC
Step 1: Launch the software and connect
your device to the computer via USB
Step 2: Click on Repair Android System
and press the "Repair Now" button to begin the process
Step 3: Select the correct device
information to proceed. Make sure you enter the
right information, or you may brick your phone
Once the information is selected, click on Next
Step 4: The software will download
the right firmware package for your device
Once the download is complete click on "Repair Now"
It automatically starts installing the downloaded firmware
Once the process is complete the phone will restart and you
will be able to use it once again. This method works every single time
unless your device has a hardware issue. In that case, you might take it
to the service center for repair
If your phone has entered into
a bootloop after a recent app installation the new app might be the
reason for the bootloop. To verify, turn off your phone completely
and press and hold the power button until the logo appears
Now, release the power button and immediately press and hold
the volume down button until the phone boots up
If you can see Safe Mode written on the screen after the phone boots up
your phone has entered the Safe Mode successfully
As your phone has entered the Safe Mode you can uninstall the last app
you've installed that caused the problem and restart your phone to the normal mode
Clearing the system cache might resolve the bootloop issue
Reboot your device into the Recovery mode and navigate to
the "Wipe cache partition" option and confirm your choice
Then, reboot your phone from the "Reboot system now" option
and your device might get out of the bootloop
If the problem persists on
your phone or tab the last method is to factory reset your device
However, note that this will erase all the data in your device
including the apps installed by you. Reboot your phone into the recovery mode
and navigate to the "Wipe data/factory reset" option and confirm your choice
Finally, reboot your system from the "Reboot system now" option
This will restart your phone as you have bought it from the store
So, in this video we've shared a few methods
to take your Samsung phone or tablet out of the bootloop
UltFone Android System Repair resolves more than 150 Android
system problems, and is the most reliable Android system solution
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