When I power on my phone it goes to a logo screen "4G Lte" screen and hangs there. Battery pull offers no help.
Any suggestions?
Lets get a little more information. Root or non-root? When did this behavior start? How long have you had the phone, and was there any change in applications or settings before this started? Was ur battery low when it started? Did u restart the phone manually the first time it hung or did the phone do a random reboot? Lets see if we can figure it out!
Lets get a little more information. Root or non-root? When did this behavior start? How long have you had the phone, and was there any change in applications or settings before this started? Was ur battery low when it started? Did u restart the phone manually the first time it hung or did the phone do a random reboot? Lets see if we can figure it out!
Non-root. Started this morning. Updated apps this AM, TuneIn Radio and some other that I can't remember.
Ok so its def bootlooping, but the members will need this info at a minimum to try to help with a suggestion because there are so many different reasons for a bootloop. Also were u on 3g or 4g?
Non-root. Started this morning. Updated apps this AM, TuneIn Radio and some other that I can't remember.[/QUOTE
So it happened right after?
Had a bad bluetooth connection. Unpaired then re-paired my BT. Powered down, then the best I remember, it didn't st]art up again.
Sorry, it's all a blur to me now
My battery is pretty dead now. I'm going to put it on the charger and come back in a few hours.
Thanks all
I can't get to the dialer to try the "*#*#4636#*#*" thing I've read about
I have had a very similar thing happen to me a couple times. My phone also is stock, (not rooted) and with a few apps. (Docs to go, Tapatalk, OI notepad, OI file manager, GPS Status, RealCalc, ConvertPad, Google translate, GasBuddy, Redbox.)The white HTC screen comes up, then the beats logo, then just sits at a black screen with "4G LTE" on it
did you have the sim card out and the battery cover off. when you tried it?
BINGO!
Got to the phone dialer (via sim card out and battery cover off), popped in #*#4636#*# , changed the network setting from WCDMA to AUTO LTE/CDMA - Voila.
What should I do now to help prevent this from happening again? I liked keeping it on CDMA ONLY to preserve battery, but if that's my problem I'll change it.
i am not sure exactly what causes this to happen. So its hard to say if or what to do to prevent it from happening again.
With the sim card out, go to your dialer and type # *#*4636*#*#, then click on phone settings. Change it to AUTO LTE/CDMA. Then just back out of the menus...
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