Causes and How to Overcome Bootloop on Android [Lengkap]

Have you ever experienced your cellphone restarting and only showing the Android logo or brand from your cellphone? If so, then it is often also referred to as a bootloop.

If your cellphone experiences this, you don’t need to worry or worry. You can solve it in the ways below.

But before that I want to tell you what bootlopp is and what are its causes. Bootloop is a state where

your cellphone is unable to start up so that the cellphone cannot enter the system. In addition to failing to boot, the cellphone also repeatedly tries to enter the system but always fails.

Bootloop Cause

Here are the causes of Bootloop on Android:

1. Error When Flashing Custom ROM

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One of the factors that cause cellphone bootloop is because it occurs when Flashing Custom ROM. Flashing Custom ROM is an installation on a ROM that aims to modify and replace the data contents of the ROM.

Another purpose of flashing a custom ROM is that the ROM will optimize and speed up the operating system of the OS. Therefore, if Flashing Custom ROM experiences an error or failure where there is a dalvik-cavhe or old data that has not been deleted but has been used by the new system, it will result in a fatal error.

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And because these failures and errors will make your cellphone bootloop. Therefore, if you want to flash a Custom ROM, you have to do it very carefully.

2. OverClock

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The use and working system of an Android-based cellphone is the same as a laptop or PC. And thanks to the advancement of technology, manufacturers who developed Samsung, Apple, Sony and other mobile phones created mobile phones based on IOS and Android with specifications that are almost the same as laptops and PCs.

It aims to provide users with convenience when they need and use it. With the Android or IOS cellphone, we don’t need to bother bringing a laptop or PC anymore, because by bringing a cellphone that has a smaller size we can do our work quickly.

But sooner or later an operating system on an Android phone is influenced by the processor it uses. If the processor has a 1GHz capability then you definitely want to increase the processor to 2 GHz because then the speed on the cellphone will get better. To do so, you will Overclock.

But you should never force to do overlock. If you force to overclock from 1 GHz to 2 GHz, then you can only do a quarter like 1.2 GHz.

And if you force your cellphone to overclock, because it will make your cellphone into a bootloop.

3. Removing the Battery Too Often

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We also often ignore this one thing, but because this small thing will make your cellphone bootloop. Removing the battery too often will have an impact on the operating system on your cellphone.

Especially if you remove the battery when the cellphone is on. This will make your phone bootloop.

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Not only that, it will also damage the hardware, cause data damage, mess up the calibration and make your cellphone completely dead. Therefore, you should never remove the battery when the cellphone is on.

How to Overcome Booloop

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Well, that’s the cause of the cellphone experiencing a bootloop. It is recommended that you do not do the three things above, yes. Here I will give you some tips to overcome bootloop on Android.

1. Delete Data

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You can overcome bootloop on Android phones by deleting data. However, before you perform the steps below, you must first back up your data:

First you have to log in to Recovery then select menu Backup & Restore.
After that you can choose backup.
Then you can open the menu Mounts & Storage.
On the menu you can choose Wipe/Data.
And then select Wipe cache.
And finally you can click Reboot.

2. Correcting Permissions

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Well, you can do this method if the bootloop occurs due to an error giving permission. This step is powerful enough to overcome it. And follow the steps below to do it:

First you enter the menu
Then you just click the menu Advanced.
On the menu, you can choose options Fix Permissions.
Last you can click Reboot.

3. Clear dalvik-cache

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You can do this method if the bootloop occurs after you flash a new custom ROM or when you have done a restore back up. This method can clear the old dalvik-cache so that the system will replace it with a new one.

The method is:

You have to turn off the Android completely by removing the battery and then let it sit for about 3 minutes. If the battery cannot be removed, then you can press the power button for a few minutes until the cellphone is completely dead.
The next step is that you can restart the cellphone and enter the menu recovery (CWM, TWRP and so on). Adjust to the device you have.
In the recovery menu, you can use volume button, home button and power button as navigation.
Then after entering the recovery menu you can select the menu Advanced.
Then choose Wipe dalvik cache.
After that you can click the menu Mounts & Storage.
Next you can choose an option Wipe/cache.
And finally click Reboot.

4. Flash a new ROM

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The cause of the bootloop problem can occur if the installed custom ROM is damaged or not compatible with your cellphone. therefore to overcome this you have to download and install a new custom ROM. The method is quite easy:

First you have to enter the menu Recovery .
After that you can choose Install zip.
Next you can search New custom ROM.
After that you can download and install it.
Finally you can click Reboot.

That’s the cause and how to solve bootloop on Android. Hopefully this article is useful and can help bootloop problems on your cellphone, yes.

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