Android reset loop

[Guest Mats Moolhuizen]

I have a weird problem with my android tablet,

Every time I reboot it goes back to factory reset and deletes all my user data (apps, settings etc) can anyone help?

Thx :-)

[Philcat101]

...RIP

[noisebomb44]

"Step 1: First and foremost, you’ll need to pull out your device’s battery. Then, wait for around half a minute before reinserting.

Note: For those phones where battery is not removable, power down the phone and keep it powered off for 5 minutes. With almost all modern batteries, that’s equivalent of disconnecting the terminals (thus breaking the electron flow enough to draw away all residual power) and then reconnecting them. Five minutes is a safety buffer, could work with even less than that, but we’ll recommend five minutes nevertheless.

Step 2: Boot into Recovery Mode. The steps will vary depending on your particular device, and since I won’t be listing each and every one here, you may have to do a little research. As an example, booting a Samsung device into Recovery Mode involves holding Volume Up + Home + Power simultaneously.

Step 3: In Recovery Mode, navigate to Wipe data/factory reset and select it.

Step 4: The aforementioned three steps should do the trick, but if not, you may also wish to try wipe cache partition.

Step 5: Head back to the main menu and reboot the device by selecting reboot system now."

 

http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-fix-or-recover-android-boot-loop-on-stock-and-rooted-device/

[noisebomb44]

...RIP

its a common problem bruh

nothing to RIP for

[Master Disaster]

...RIP

Such an insightful post /s

@Mats Moolhuizen what is the Tablet?

[burnttoastnice]

I don't think you're going to get much more mileage out of that tablet. What brand/model is it anyway?

 

 

"He's Dead, Jim!"

[Philcat101]

its a common problem bruh

nothing to RIP for

RIP all app data and progress.

Better? /s

[noisebomb44]

RIP all app data and progress.

Better? /s

nah man, he probably cloud saved everything

[Guest Mats Moolhuizen]

it is a cheap 20 dollar from the local store 

[Guest Mats Moolhuizen]

"Step 1: First and foremost, you’ll need to pull out your device’s battery. Then, wait for around half a minute before reinserting.

Note: For those phones where battery is not removable, power down the phone and keep it powered off for 5 minutes. With almost all modern batteries, that’s equivalent of disconnecting the terminals (thus breaking the electron flow enough to draw away all residual power) and then reconnecting them. Five minutes is a safety buffer, could work with even less than that, but we’ll recommend five minutes nevertheless.

Step 2: Boot into Recovery Mode. The steps will vary depending on your particular device, and since I won’t be listing each and every one here, you may have to do a little research. As an example, booting a Samsung device into Recovery Mode involves holding Volume Up + Home + Power simultaneously.

Step 3: In Recovery Mode, navigate to Wipe data/factory reset and select it.

Step 4: The aforementioned three steps should do the trick, but if not, you may also wish to try wipe cache partition.

Step 5: Head back to the main menu and reboot the device by selecting reboot system now."

 

http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-fix-or-recover-android-boot-loop-on-stock-and-rooted-device/

it workt thx =D