Yesterday My lenovo Tab 2 A10-70F rebooted for no reason and is now stuck at the lenovo boot logo. What I have tried so far is going into recovery and doing a factory reset and wipe cache. This allows the tablet to boot up and be set up as new. However once the tablet is set up and I reboot again it is back stuck at the lenovo screen until I factory reset it again. I have also tried removing the SD card in case that was causing an issue but still no luck. I did another thing called root integrity check which checked out.
I have never rooted or modified the software in any way. It is bone stock android 6.0 from lenovo
Lenovo tab 2 A10-70f stuck at boot screen- fixed!
mikee286 said:
Yesterday My lenovo Tab 2 A10-70F rebooted for no reason and is now stuck at the lenovo boot logo. What I have tried so far is going into recovery and doing a factory reset and wipe cache. This allows the tablet to boot up and be set up as new. However once the tablet is set up and I reboot again it is back stuck at the lenovo screen until I factory reset it again. I have also tried removing the SD card in case that was causing an issue but still no luck. I did another thing called root integrity check which checked out.
I have never rooted or modified the software in any way. It is bone stock android 6.0 from lenovo
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Sorry, I know it's an old post.
Hello. Complete noobie here. I've also experienced the stuck at boot screen on my Lenovo TAB 2 A10-70f that I've managed to fix. Firstly, a big thank you to the xda team for providing a wealth of information!
After attempting to use many ROMS provided by links, something wasn't right as the layout and bootscreen was different. The camera didn't work and downloaded videos would not play. The original boot screen was a small rectangular orange box with Lenovo written in it. The ROMS I tried that eventually booted after 8 hours of waiting was in large print, but I digress.
The ROM I installed was a Russian ROM. This is in English and, after an update (took another several hours to complete) is now the original Android 6.0. This is now exactly how it came out of the box. I used the SPFlashTool, unchecked the bootloader option and flashed the ROM. Two updates and all is well. I almost threw the towel in, convinced myself it was a emmc chip issue and started shopping around for a replacement. Glad I didn't.
If i'm allowed to, I'll provide a link to the Russian ROM.
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I bought my hipstreet flare 2 months ago, 1 night when i was using skype, it froze then i restarted it then it got a boot loop(android logo keeps on repeating its self) CAN ANY ONE HELP ME HOW I CAN FIX THIS ?? thanks
not an expert but just might work
Mussa34 said:
I bought my hipstreet flare 2 months ago, 1 night when i was using skype, it froze then i restarted it then it got a boot loop(android logo keeps on repeating its self) CAN ANY ONE HELP ME HOW I CAN FIX THIS ?? thanks
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i know this might be a bit late but i came across your thread here and id like to kindly offer my two cents, boot the tablet into recovery mode, search online as too what buttons you will need to hold while booting to make it go into this mode; as its different for some devices. from there wipe the cache and such this should be a factory restore, it will leave your files such as photos but all apps and not pre installed software will be cleared from the system enabling a clean boot.
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yeah, I followed a thread which was to install a new rom which is incompatible with the flare and it's now bootlooping on CWM. I think i need the stock rom to flash and then it should be fixed! I just need the .zip to flash, or just any rom compatible with the flare.
Hello ! I'm new here and apparently I can't find the right section for my thread, I hope this is the right one, if not I'm very sorry.
I have a Jiayu G3 that won't boot in Android and apparently not in CWM either. I kinda did a lot of "upgrades" so please bare with me , here it goes (I just wanted to upgrade it to Jelly Bean).
I originally had 4.0.3 (stock/unrooted) then I rooted it using Binr4y's root method. Then I "installed Jelly Bean" from this video and then it started a boot loop then went on and on so I tried another rom and found this one RAW MOD B3, this one didn't worked either still looped on and on, so I tried finding a fix and came up with this Lewa Recovery 2.0 for JIAYU G3 so I flashed Lewa Recovery image with CWM and now to my surprise I can't even boot to CWM anymore.
I also installed before the Lewa Recovery Flash, White Google Logo.
So now my situation is kinda like this:
- I should have RAW MOD B3.
- I can't boot into Android it loops on and on at the logo.
- I can't boot into CWM either it also loops on and on.
- I don't really know how to boot into TWRP or Lewa.
Any help small as it is, is very much appreciated. Thank you for taking your time and reading about my problem and once again sorry if I have posted in the wrong section.
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I fixed my phone, I went to some people who repair android phones it cost me 20$ (not much), they said that the USB method wasn't working so they tried with a device called BOX from Samsung who apparently rewrites the rom. It works as in the first day, also I don't see any screws being used to I think they didn't need to acces the mainboard, but I could be wrong.
Ok guys, I screwed up on this one. I recently posted on the forums here and ignorantly restored the tablet. I froze a certain amount of apps and (I'm very disappointed in my self for this) researched what happened if I performed a factory reset if you have a rooted device AFTER I reset. I froze a couple of system apps (which was probably an even worse f*** up than previously) including the default home launcher. Now, I turn on the device and it just stays at the Verizon logo forever shimmering the big check logo. Is there anyway I can flash the default QMV7A ROM back on to the device or am I just SOL? Does anyone have a default Ellipsis 7 ROM that I could use?
I have a asus fonepad 7 dual sim version, from factory android 5.0 lolipop i rooted it by installing drivers manually couple weeks ago went fine, yesterday an asus system update started to install restarted an stayed at the asus boot screen for couple of hours an nothing so turned it off restarted it, same thing wont go further than boot logo, i thought ok then i will go into fastboot recovery launcher and clear the cache an rebooted still nothing, factory reset an the same, went into CWM recovery again an no recovery found, im now lost of what to do. i have no backup coz i thought its only rooted so worst case would be it would unroot it if it updated ive read an i would just have to manually re do it. plus ive not messed with custom roms or kernal either. so any help please
Ps. an if it needs reflashing i dont really understand as what about my IMEI number an all the other importent information etc that makes it run as a phone as it was my phone aswell till this happened.
Earlier today, I downgraded the firmware from my straighttalk galaxy s3 from stock H2 to H1 and then proceeded to root it, which went fine. After this, I installed CWM recovery and cyanogenmod, once I booted into cyanogenmod, I ran into a bug/glitch which didn't allow my rom to use my mobile data, so after that, I installed android revolution hd. This is where I ran into my problem, I went into CWM and factory reset my phone and wiped all caches, after this I proceeded to install android revolution HD, only to find out that it only shows a black screen, I also cannot use adb, but my computer still recognizes my phone as connected.
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If I leave the battery out and plug in the USB, I get a brief solid red light
The phone WILL NOT go into recovery or download
No boot screen or error
Any and all help you guys can offer is well appreciated as I was not expecting this to happen
Hello imjimbob,
I think your LCD is broken. :crying:
Can you tell me a bit more please, and is there any way to fix it?
How would my phone screen break from flashing a ROM?