Xperia Z5c E5823 stuck in bootloop - Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hello there,
I am user of Z5c from last year. Own the model 5823.
I am just about to start up with a flashed ftf 6.0 but I'm missing "something" that don't know what it is.
I have already unblocked the bootloader successfully (verified, because I try to restore it with Xperia Companion and now it gives me a nice "error", after yes having achieved it successfully a couple of days ago).
After that, I have installed with FlashTool an ftf 6.0 Nordic Generic (not finding a 6.0 Central Europe 1 Generic, which was the one I wanted).
I know I am just a step before all begins to walk and everything to be OK, but after finishing the flash installation successfully updated the apps and all, returns to remain in a "loopstart", just like before unblocking the bootloader, but now I've already done it.
I see that I still have something to do but already do not know what it is.
Actually, I even go to 7.0 and stay there if I'd manage to recover the phone, but I really do not know how.
Could someone help me please? :crying:
Thank you very much.
Regards,
A

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Hi XDA,
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First, do you have SEUS and Update Service from SE installed on your computer? You need these two software for the drivers for the phone, otherwise Flashtool would not be able to do anything.

Any help would be appreciated

Hey all!
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it is wise to go to sony shop , they will fix it
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Hi everybody, I am posting this up because I have basically hit a brick wall with regards to rooting this phone.
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