So your Android machine has chosen to take a vacation and wont boot properly?
This situation isnt fun.
Troubleshooting it is even less fun.
The problem could be related to an errant app, corrupted Android OS, or bad hardware.
Here are the steps it’s possible for you to take if your Android wont start.
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Soft Reset
Your unit might need a soft reset.
Reinstall the battery and see if the issue persists.
Check for Stuck Buttons
verify that none of the buttons are stuck pressed down.
Certain cases can cause theVolume,Power, orHomebuttons to stick, preventing start up.
Try removing the phone from the case to ensure the case is not putting pressure on the buttons.
A bad SD card or headset can cause problems starting up on rare occasions.
Attach the power adapter to the rig and plug it into a wall outlet.
Another issue could be the actual battery.
If not, you may want to purchase a new or used battery and try it out.
Return the battery to the store if it doesnt help.
In either case, youll want to find out how to start your unit in Safe Mode.
Safe Mode will start the machine with only the base software required to start the machine.
Look in your manual or search for what the button combination is for your gadget.
They are different for nearly every gadget.
If youre not sure how to factory reset your gear, check the documentation provided with your hardware.
