What is Bootloop? How to Fix Bootloop on Android

Android Bootloop is a problem experienced by almost most gadgets with Android operating system be it smartphone or tablet. Understanding Bootloop itself is a problem on the Android system where it can not startup so before entering the home menu, but back to the initial state as when you turn on your smartphone, and it happens continuously which resulted you can not use your Android.

What is Bootloop? How to Fix Bootloop on Android - How to overcome the bootloop on every Android is not the same because the bootloop has different causes and also different coping methods. There are many ways to overcome the bootloop on Google, but not necessarily it is suitable for the case experienced by your Android. It is important to first figure out the cause and then figure out the correct way to cause it. Here are 3 types of bootloop on Android:

1. Android Light Bootloop

Is a bootloop that is quite easy to overcome. This is common as a result of installing apk or playing games but suddenly Android restart but bootloop instead happen.

How to overcome:

• Usually this can be directly addressed by removing the battery from the smartphone and then plug and reactivate. But for the tablet is rather difficult because the battery is connected to the device in a way soldered so it must remove the tin first.

2. Android Medium Bootloop

Is a common bootloop when a user tries to crack an Android system. Bootloop that occurs at this level can still be saved, because at least still able to get into recovery mode.

How to overcome:

• To overcome this level of bootloop required PC windows and file image recovery to restore boot image either original or CWM. The way it can be done if you've done previous backups, for those who have not done a backup then requires file recovery from other users with the same android type.

3. Android Hard Bootloop

Is the final level bootloop which occurs due to the modification of the Android file resulting in an imbalance and even damage the Android file. This usually happens due to rooting and changing scripts such as fonts, memory partitions, removing the original application, installing custom rom, and so forth.

How to overcome:

• You need the right software and the right flashing way too because every smartphone has a different kind of hardware. The flashing way also depends on the type of chipset used on your Android.

That video show Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is stuck in a bootloop. The phone appears to power on normally when the Samsung and the Verizon logos appear, but the phone keeps cycling through the logos and rebooting instead of loading the home screen.

How to overcome this Android bootloop actually depends on the type of chipset used by your Android smartphone and also the level experienced by your Android. Good luck.

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