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Android boot loop issues

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Participants vividtrucker8Lawrence Barnes64
vividtrucker8 vividtrucker8 NewcomerOP
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Hey everyone, I’ve run into a massive headache with my Samsung Galaxy S series. I was just trying to kill off that annoying low battery notification, so I downloaded this app that’s supposed to suppress it. Everything seemed fine until I rebooted the phone, and now the whole thing is completely bricked—it’s just stuck staring at me from the boot logo and won't actually load the OS. What am I supposed to do? I used this tool http://forum.xda-developers.com/xpos...gelog-t2714053 and the device is running Android 4.2.2
Lawrence Barnes64 Lawrence Barnes64 Active Member
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vividtrucker8 said:Hey everyone, I'm dealing with a massive headache with my Samsung Galaxy S series phone. Basically, I just wanted to silence that annoying "battery low" notification, so I downloaded this little app to kill the alert. Everything seemed fine until I went to reboot the thing, and now? Total disaster. It’s completely stuck on the boot logo, just hanging there forever. Does anyone know how to fix this?? I grabbed this tool from http://forum.xda-developers.com/xpos...gelog-t2714053 and yeah, the device is running on Android 4.2.2

Just factory reset the thing...
Shut it down completely... then hold down the volume up button while you press and hold the power button. Once you get into that service menu, use the volume buttons to scroll down to "wipe data/factory reset" and hit the power button to confirm. It's gonna wipe everything on the internal storage, but it should get you back up and running. Your SD card will be totally fine.

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vividtrucker8 vividtrucker8 NewcomerOP
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Lawrence Barnes64 said:Just factory reset the thing...
kill the power completely... then hold down the volume up button and keep holding it while you mash the power button. once you get into that service menu, just use the volume buttons to scroll to "wipe data/factory reset" and hit it with the power button to confirm, which wipes everything but gets it running again, plus your SD card stays totally untouched.

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I actually dug that up on Google and gave it a shot but it didn't work btw because the whole interface is stuck in Chinese, so I can get into the menu but when I try to pick an option using that lock button nothing happens, and I even tried different combinations with the volume keys and stuff but nothing worked, so I ended up just plugging it into my laptop and flashing the new THL T11 standard ROM onto it instead :S

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