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Hi, greetings!
can anyone help me? I've been having this continous and annoying reboot loop problem since yesterday in my Xperia Arc. It started when the phone started to lagg a bit then i tried removing the battery from the case, tried turning it on after a few minutes then this reboot loop started to occur. Since then it hasn't made a single successful boot. Tried connecting it to a PC to try and solving it using a PC companion but the app can't recognize the device due to consistent reboot looping. I tried removing the SD card and/or the SIM as it might cause the problem, I aslo tried inserting a small bit of paper as everyone suggests online inside the battery case, still no luck. .any ideas?
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I tried browsing for some ideas for repair in these forums but the processes kinda confuses me. I just need a clean and easy repair ASAP. Thanks guys!
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that's odd, it could be an app acting up
remove any of the following apps, you don't need them
taskillers
task managers
antivirus
ram apps
booster apps
battery apps
also which android version and build number do you have?
i have none except an avg antivirus. .should i remove it? It has this anti-theft thingy so i keep it. .just in case I lose sight of my phone lol.
thanks again! big help mate!
i have an android version of 4.0 ICS I upgraded it last year. do you think I need to downgrade my android? That would s*ck bigtime 😕
Build #: 4.1.B.0.431
Message was edited by: JChris
found an interesting topic regarding this bluetooth reboot loop problem. .although it seems to be an awful issue why sony why?
here's the link: http://talk.sonymobile.com/thread/101725
you should remove it, try to use this instead for antitheft
http://www.xperiablog.net/2013/02/18/my-xperia-leaked-now-available-to-download-for-all/
I don't have that issue with my Xperia Arc, or at least I didn't, I did downgrade it to GB as its a lot faster
if you want to downgrade
how to manually downgrade, update, root
thanks! big help mate! maybe ill be downgrading afterall. .hope i don't ruin anything in the system along the process of doing so. haha thanks!
make sure to backup your current firmware (all the info is on the link) and if something goes wrong you can re-start the whole process all over again
yep! thanks! big help! will keenly follow every instructions given. lol best hopes!
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