I cant find any help with this with a few different searches.
After updating via google, a few services stopped running, after rebooting I get this "InitalBootSetup has stopped".
It seems to boot up fine, put my pin in and then the "InitalBootSetup has stopped" appears and the phone goes no further.
It's totally stock, no root or mods of any type.
It connects to PC companion, backup will run, but fail.
Anything to try before I have to do a full "software repair" and lose everything. I'd like to avoid this if I can.
And pressing power on and either volume up or down dont seem to do anyhting...
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I have got a pop up message "Sorry -The process com.android phone has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again." This pop up will not go away at all it appears straight after I press force close. This means I can not access any of the setting on the phone. I believe my SD may be corrupt, as when I try to system restore it just goes to reboot.
I have tried several things like trying to reinstall clockworkmod so I can get to the system restore but the phone just keeps jumping to the boot screen.
I have read in other threads about similar problems and use md5sum to check if I have the correct versions to install. I believe that many if not all data on SD is missing or corrupt. My phone is a brick and I dont have a clue where to start.
I have a orange San Francisco which was running japanese jellyfish 2.2.
All help gratefully welcome
Basically is there any way to wipe my SD card then install what I need onto it, then place into the phone to access the phones system restore to then reinstall every thing or at least access the phone to reset it.
Hi there, I'm having a major problem trying to fix this and I'm tearing my hair out!
I did a hard reset of my Alcatel One Touch 983, but I can't get past the setup wizard when I switch it on. I get as far as trying to log into my google account when I get the following message:
The application Setup Wizard (Process
com.jrdcom.JrdSetupWizard) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.
There is no way I can skip the wizard, or get out of it - it just gives that message and when you press OK it goes right back to the start.
I've looked all over for a possible solution for this but no joy. I've tried to reinstall the firmware by using the one touch upgrade tool, but it says I already have the most recent version and won't do anything. I've downloaded a firmware, but there's no recovery menu function on the phone that I can use to install it.
I've also tried to get into recovery using cmd, but it says it cant detect the device. I've tried installing different drivers, but Windows says it already has drivers and also won't do anything.
Can any of you nice people help? It's driving me up the wall, and I'm about to throw the blasted phone through a window!
u may send an sms to the phone linking to third party launcher. open it thru playstore(of course need to have data plan or wifi). install it & open the launcher. u could get past the setup wizard at least but gonna have to use only third party launcher only. Next time u turn off the phone, have to repeat the same
Last night I decided to switch to ART from Dalvick runtime. Ever since, when android finishes loading, I get the error message "Unfortunately, Android System has Stopped." I've tried returning to stock (I'm rooted) and neither of my windows computers can see my phone which is weird because I unrooted my LG G3 recently with no problems. I've performed a hard (factory) reset numerous times. Sometimes the android system loads up OK but as soon as I reboot or power down I have the error message again. I'm at my wit's end. I can't return the phone because it's still rooted and I can't get it to work. When it boots, the LG screen appears normally. The At&t screen appears normally. Please help! I'm desperate.
If you're okay with losing info, give this a shot. I'm not sure exactly why it's doing this unless you had xposed framework before. Anyway, follow the steps and it should fix it. I'm not sure if you've tried going into the boot loader yet and doing a factory reset through there. So you can try whatever you like
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785089
I can't get a computer to recognize the phone. I have tried a hard reset and I still get the error message. Any other ideas?
I had the same issue after I tinkered with something I shouldn't have tinkered with. I think I installed GravityBox, didn't like what it did, tried to factory reset, and started getting the Android System error consistently.
That link mcnick posted will serve you well. I would however use this thread since it's tailor made for the AT&T variant.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/att-lg-g3/general/unroot-return-to-factory-stock-att-lg-g3-t2820827
I've been looking for a while to find a solution to this issue, but haven't had any luck (probably because I'm having trouble figuring out what exactly to search to find a solution). Anyway, here's my problem:
This morning when I went to use my phone (unrooted, stock, fully updated Droid RAZR HD), when I entered my PIN to unlock the phone, it opened to the Recent Apps screen. When I hit the home button, it paused for a moment, then got caught in a loop of constantly notifying me that the Homescreen has stopped working. I couldn't tap on any notifications to get anywhere else either. So, I reset the phone with POWER+VOL DOWN. However, it opens to the Decrypt Phone Screen and won't accept my PIN. It just says "Try Again" (side note: when I use my PIN, it takes a few seconds to tell me to Try Again. If I use a wrong PIN/password, it tells me to Try Again immediately). After struggling with this a little while, I decided to cut my losses and do a Factory Reset from Recovery. It says it succeeds, but still boots to the decrypt screen. I've tried to get into ADB to wipe it, but I can't get ADB to recognize my phone. I tried to use fastboot to wipe, but it doesn't work either. I tried to use RSDLite to flash the stock firmware on it, but it always fails on step 1/17 (Failed Flashing Process. 1/17 flash partition "gpt.bin" -> Phone returns FAIL). If it means anything, my phone doesn't display "OK to program" on the fastboot screen. Anyone have any suggestions/help? I have a replacement insurance policy with Best Buy, so I can go tomorrow and get a new phone swapped out. I'd just really like to not have to wait on that and get the one I have working again.
Over the weekend, my Z5's battery died. When I booted it back up, it started running dexopt which I found unusual. Once it completed and switched to "starting apps" the phone rebooted and began running dexopt again. The next time, I ran logcat and saw that com.sonymobile.wifi/.internal.SomcWifiService was ANRing at the end of starting apps which caused the phone to reboot. Any ideas how I can fix this?
This is one of the first phones I've used that is 100% stock firmware and not rooted or unlocked. Any ideas what may have caused this or how I can get out of the boot loop?
I tried running adb shell svc wifi disable as a last resort but it didn't fix it.
EDIT: I've created a gist with the logcat during dexopt and leading up to the crash here: gist.github.com/gpeal/d580d12c8f8f01569128
Try to repair your phone with pc companion,or remove sd card if you have one and try without it.
Update: I was somehow able to get it to boot in to safe mode while trying to do the 3 finger salute to get it into recovery mode. After it booted into safe mode, I had it forget all wifi networks (hoping that it may have caused the wifi anr). I rebooted after that and it booted back up normally. I still have no idea what caused the ANR though.
goorioles747 said:
Update: I was somehow able to get it to boot in to safe mode while trying to do the 3 finger salute to get it into recovery mode. After it booted into safe mode, I had it forget all wifi networks (hoping that it may have caused the wifi anr). I rebooted after that and it booted back up normally. I still have no idea what caused the ANR though.
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How did you get the phone to boot into safe mode?
Mine is stuck showing "Optimising application 1 of 76" and I have to let the battery run out before I can charge it and try again. Sometimes it gets through all 76 and then says "Starting Android" and then just re-boots and it all starts again.
Plugging it into the PC doesn't seem to give any response either as the thing won't turn on so I can't run the PC repair option in PCC, any advice muchly appreciated
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How did you get the phone to boot into safe mode?
Mine is stuck showing "Optimising application 1 of 76" and I have to let the battery run out before I can charge it and try again. Sometimes it gets through all 76 and then says "Starting Android" and then just re-boots and it all starts again.
Plugging it into the PC doesn't seem to give any response either as the thing won't turn on so I can't run the PC repair option in PCC, any advice muchly appreciated
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Turn the phone on and directly press volume down and keep it pressed till the phone boot will take you to safe mode.
TaZ4444 said:
How did you get the phone to boot into safe mode?
Mine is stuck showing "Optimising application 1 of 76" and I have to let the battery run out before I can charge it and try again. Sometimes it gets through all 76 and then says "Starting Android" and then just re-boots and it all starts again.
Plugging it into the PC doesn't seem to give any response either as the thing won't turn on so I can't run the PC repair option in PCC, any advice muchly appreciated
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If you have adb setup, run logcat while the phone is optimizing. Let it continue running until the phone reboots. When it does, the adb connection will close and you'll be able to find the crash/ANR pretty close to the end of the log.
Thanks guys. I actually didn't need to do either of those things, I found a little reset switch next to the Sim card tray, pressed that and then it took twice as long as previous attempts to optimize the apps but then it booted up fine
Z5 SOV32 stucks in bootloop after phone restart
Hi, my phone Z5 SOV32 that 100% stockfirmware stucks in bootloop everytime i restart it ( it was normal before), then i have to repair it by using Xperia Companion many times. I created a logcat.txt file but i don't know how to analyze it, please help me.
This is the logcat link: mediafire.com/download/c5ap0zngixmo5ts/logcat.txt
Thanks.