About a month ago, I hit update on the play store for a bunch of apps, left my phone running, came back to it 10 minutes later and it was caught in a boot loop. Did the usual, full charge then boot into safe mode, deleted anything I thought might be causing the error and still had the problem. Did a partition cache wipe and everything was good.
A few days ago, it did the same thing. Hit update on the play store for a few apps, phone has almost immediately frozen and gone into boot loop. Full charge, managed to eventually get into safe mode but couldn't do anything once in as the phone would freeze just after getting in. Did a partition wipe, no joy, did a full factory reset, no joy.
Was browsing google and someone suggested leaving it plugged into the PC while doing the reboots/wipes/etc, did the trick. Managed to do a clean wipe, phone booted up, albeit as a fresh install and went through all the setup. Started doing play store updates, same problem again. However this time there were no third party apps as it was a fresh install.
Luckily all photos and videos were backed up on an SD card so haven't lost anything too valuable.
I know it's a long shot, is there anything else worth trying before I contact Samsung for a warranty repair?
A few days ago, it did the same thing. Hit update on the play store for a few apps, phone has almost immediately frozen and gone into boot loop. Full charge, managed to eventually get into safe mode but couldn't do anything once in as the phone would freeze just after getting in. Did a partition wipe, no joy, did a full factory reset, no joy.
Was browsing google and someone suggested leaving it plugged into the PC while doing the reboots/wipes/etc, did the trick. Managed to do a clean wipe, phone booted up, albeit as a fresh install and went through all the setup. Started doing play store updates, same problem again. However this time there were no third party apps as it was a fresh install.
Luckily all photos and videos were backed up on an SD card so haven't lost anything too valuable.
I know it's a long shot, is there anything else worth trying before I contact Samsung for a warranty repair?