My Xperia randomly reboots itself, I've had this issue for quite a while. I can't solve the issue by applying a custom ROM because its a T-Mobile phone and I can't unlock the bootloader. I have rooted it and I have applied update 4.4.2. The issue mostly happens when the phone is on standby, but I have had it happen during a phone call once. The most it has rebooted itself is at <19% power, however the issue persists at any battery level.
It is kind of annoying, since it eats up battery life and the increased processing from constantly rebooting makes it warm.
Anybody have a solution or a remedy for this? Simulated battery pull stops the issue for a bit but doesn't solve the problem
Thunder_47 said:
My Xperia randomly reboots itself, I've had this issue for quite a while. I can't solve the issue by applying a custom ROM because its a T-Mobile phone and I can't unlock the bootloader. I have rooted it and I have applied update 4.4.2. The issue mostly happens when the phone is on standby, but I have had it happen during a phone call once. The most it has rebooted itself is at <19% power, however the issue persists at any battery level.
It is kind of annoying, since it eats up battery life and the increased processing from constantly rebooting makes it warm.
Anybody have a solution or a remedy for this? Simulated battery pull stops the issue for a bit but doesn't solve the problem
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If you upgraded your device to KitKat by PC Companion and you didn't remove the program till now, you can search how to make FTF. After you learned and done, try flashing by Flash Tools
Sent from my C6903 using Tapatalk
SaeedFazlollahzadeh said:
If you upgraded your device to KitKat by PC Companion and you didn't remove the program till now, you can search how to make FTF. After you learned and done, try flashing by Flash Tools
Sent from my C6903 using Tapatalk
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I didn't update my device via PC Companion.
Update on issue: It only happens when the phone is not plugged in.
you can instill recovery without unlock bootloader(if you rooted),then use recovery instill custom
jerome River said:
you can instill recovery without unlock bootloader(if you rooted),then use recovery instill custom
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and how exactly can i do that? All the methods I have found depends on the unlocked bootloader in some way
Thunder_47 said:
and how exactly can i do that? All the methods I have found depends on the unlocked bootloader in some way
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look this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=52888481
I had this reboot problem when the cpu was overclocked, however it's probably not the problem of you're running stock kernel.
Sent from HTC One m8, or maybe not anymore
If you are running xposed framework try uninstalling that
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Hi Guys,
I had a reboot loop problem in my X8 after installing Viber from a Wifi connection and decided to mod it. I successfully unlocked the boot loader & rooted my Xperia X8. Flashed it with CM7 RC1 V4. I rebooted the phone to see the Cyanogen Mod screen with the skate board and it proceeded to ask me a question about the setup wizard or market option, I made a selection and the phone went dead. It rebooted and started hanging on the SE logo. I thought it was due to Baseband 15 and flashed it but no luck.
I have Clockwork Mod on it and can randomly enter it also. I would appreciate any help and pointers, is this an issue due to using the wifi and is the hardware at fault. Once the boot loop starts the battery drains pretty fast I can see the Cyanogen battery status icon and try to wait for it to charge completely
Many thanks & regards
bytecodeboy said:
Hi Guys,
I had a reboot loop problem in my X8 after installing Viber from a Wifi connection and decided to mod it. I successfully unlocked the boot loader & rooted my Xperia X8. Flashed it with CM7 RC1 V4. I rebooted the phone to see the Cyanogen Mod screen with the skate board and it proceeded to ask me a question about the setup wizard or market option, I made a selection and the phone went dead. It rebooted and started hanging on the SE logo. I thought it was due to Baseband 15 and flashed it but no luck.
I have Clockwork Mod on it and can randomly enter it also. I would appreciate any help and pointers, is this an issue due to using the wifi and is the hardware at fault. Once the boot loop starts the battery drains pretty fast I can see the Cyanogen battery status icon and try to wait for it to charge completely
Many thanks & regards
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* Did you factory reset it from CWM before installing the ROM? Boot loops are common when one doesn't, particularly if you're coming from another ROM (from what you say, I guess you're coming from stock 2.1)
* It seems that you flashed baseband 015 AFTER flashing the new ROM. AFAIK it should be done BEFORE flashing a new ROM, while still on stock 2.1. If that's the case, you'd have to go back to 2.1 using SEUS (or Flashtool; there are stock ROM images here on XDA), THEN flash baseband 015, THEN root, THEN flash CM7 again.
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As a side note, you unlocked your bootloader but didn't install a new kernel, which is what one normally unlocks the bootloader for. Unlocking the bootloader isn't needed to flash a ROM as long as it works with the stock kernel (most don't, but yours should.)
Mod issue or battery or hardware fault
Cheshire-Cat said:
* Did you factory reset it from CWM before installing the ROM? Boot loops are common when one doesn't, particularly if you're coming from another ROM (from what you say, I guess you're coming from stock 2.1)
* It seems that you flashed baseband 015 AFTER flashing the new ROM. AFAIK it should be done BEFORE flashing a new ROM, while still on stock 2.1. If that's the case, you'd have to go back to 2.1 using SEUS (or Flashtool; there are stock ROM images here on XDA), THEN flash baseband 015, THEN root, THEN flash CM7 again.
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As a side note, you unlocked your bootloader but didn't install a new kernel, which is what one normally unlocks the bootloader for. Unlocking the bootloader isn't needed to flash a ROM as long as it works with the stock kernel (most don't, but yours should.)
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Many thnks for the reply mate, what you said is right. I might have missed a few things. But I reflashed Baseband 15 yesterday before your reply to my post and now it seems to be booting into cyanogen mod happily but each time it takes only a few seconds and through a few setup screens before it reboots again.This is exactly what was happening even on the stock ROM before doing any Mod procedure and the battery gets drained too. Could this be a hardware fault.
bytecodeboy said:
Many thnks for the reply mate, what you said is right. I might have missed a few things. But I reflashed Baseband 15 yesterday before your reply to my post and now it seems to be booting into cyanogen mod happily but each time it takes only a few seconds and through a few setup screens before it reboots again.This is exactly what was happening even on the stock ROM before doing any Mod procedure and the battery gets drained too. Could this be a hardware fault.
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i didnt get it, when on setup screen you mean when it tells to add your email.....and when you are finished it reboots?!
if i understood well,there is no hardware problem, go to cwm, full wipe-factory reset,advanced>wipe dalvik, reinstall your rom(install custom zip) and it should work:fingers-crossed:
stamatis16 said:
i didnt get it, when on setup screen you mean when it tells to add your email.....and when you are finished it reboots?!
if i understood well,there is no hardware problem, go to cwm, full wipe-factory reset,advanced>wipe dalvik, reinstall your rom(install custom zip) and it should work:fingers-crossed:
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Thanks for the reply stamatis, basically its just shutting down because there is no battery left to power it, it seems. At times it reaches upto the setup wizard (shown when booting for the first time), the next time it could go up to adding a gmail account or language selection screen. I have even seen it load the home screen before it shuts off. This all started happening after downloading some apps from a wifi connection. I have done that before wiping and re installing but will try again. My presumption is that since it was happening on stock ROM and now on CM7 too then it's probably a hardware issue
Regards
bytecodeboy said:
Thanks for the reply stamatis, basically its just shutting down because there is no battery left to power it, it seems. At times it reaches upto the setup wizard (shown when booting for the first time), the next time it could go up to adding a gmail account or language selection screen. I have even seen it load the home screen before it shuts off. This all started happening after downloading some apps from a wifi connection. I have done that before wiping and re installing but will try again. My presumption is that since it was happening on stock ROM and now on CM7 too then it's probably a hardware issue
Regards
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ok i see now,your problem is battery drain,
is it that extream? i mean, you charge to full and when you open it up it shut down by low battery?
have you try to opening while charging?is it the same?
are you sure its charging?
that way too xtream to be software problem so its more likely that its hardware...
stamatis16 said:
ok i see now,your problem is battery drain,
is it that extream? i mean, you charge to full and when you open it up it shut down by low battery?
have you try to opening while charging?is it the same?
are you sure its charging?
that way too xtream to be software problem so its more likely that its hardware...
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yes you got it right. I do charge it fully and when it boots the CM7 UI for a few seconds the battery goes down half or even less or nearly empty. I have tried opening it while charging and thats when the above happens, yes I can see the Cyanogen charging icon. So you think its a hardware issue and I should not pursue it further
bytecodeboy said:
yes you got it right. I do charge it fully and when it boots the CM7 UI for a few seconds the battery goes down half or even less or nearly empty. I have tried opening it while charging and thats when the above happens, yes I can see the Cyanogen charging icon. So you think its a hardware issue and I should not pursue it further
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yea, i guess your battery almost dead.....and i dont think its a good idea to by new battery, you better buy new phone,as the batteries are quite expensive if you think that the worth of the x8 right now would be 50 euros....
Try ebay bro
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Flash rom with xrecovery not cwm
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hi everyone....
my brother updated his xperia tx to jelly bean using flash tool before 3 hours... nothing showed in flashtool or the phone about any problem in flashing
in the last hour the phone started to restart & freeze
it's freezing suddenly & you cannot do anything but taking out the battery
can a factory data reset help?? also we have a backup on PC companion so is it recommended to return it on the phone??
Try repair option in PCC.
Tapatalked from my TX
i have problem using FXP212.
My TX goes in endless rebooting. Tried flashing again but same luck. I m downloading FXP210 to try now.
i did repair but its same thing i don't know what to do with it anymore, i would like help if anyone could give
should i downgrade to ICS and download again from PC companion?
smarda7a said:
i did repair but its same thing i don't know what to do with it anymore, i would like help if anyone could give
should i downgrade to ICS and download again from PC companion?
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Did you do the repair or did you restore the backup?
Click on the update software option and then when it says you have the latest software click on repair my firmware
gregbradley said:
Did you do the repair or did you restore the backup?
Click on the update software option and then when it says you have the latest software click on repair my firmware
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yea that what i did really twice already and i even reset the phone fully but im not sure whats wrong with it, it keep rebooting from time to time :/
smarda7a said:
yea that what i did really twice already and i even reset the phone fully but im not sure whats wrong with it, it keep rebooting from time to time :/
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which one! I asked if you repaired or restored a backup.....
If you repair the phone it should be exactly like a factory shipped phone.
My only other thing to say will be have you got anything in your sd card (Both internal or external) that may be causing this? Any init.d scripts that reduce voltage etc...try deleting the contents of the sdcards and repairing again. (Obviously back anything up you want to keep)
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which one! I asked if you repaired or restored a backup.....
If you repair the phone it should be exactly like a factory shipped phone.
My only other thing to say will be have you got anything in your sd card (Both internal or external) that may be causing this? Any init.d scripts that reduce voltage etc...try deleting the contents of the sdcards and repairing again. (Obviously back anything up you want to keep)
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i did repaired twice from PC companion and did once i think from the phone itself, and i don't have Scards its only the phone internal storge..
when i did it first in flash tool it didn't give me any error and then i did repaired it twice from pc companion however whats strange in ICS i never had the reboot problem
and if i remember correctly it only delete the programs etc, but the photos/music etc it never left the phone with both options i did...
so you suggesting to also wipe internal storage and repair to see if it reboot or not? i already have back up for all stuff so it won't hurt to try
thanks alot really for helping and sorry for my bad english ^^;
If you have a backup then try it.
Have you got a bootloop or do you have some reboots? What i mean is, does the phone actually boot up and only reboot occasionally or is it just bootlooping?
gregbradley said:
If you have a backup then try it.
Have you got a bootloop or do you have some reboots? What i mean is, does the phone actually boot up and only reboot occasionally or is it just bootlooping?
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nah it freeze and reboot when i use it after certain amount of time, sometimes when it reboot it doesn't even give me option to enter my password
the phone start up like there is no lock
I also have this problem with my LT30a. This started the very first time I flashed a Rom ( locked bootloader) that was meant for an LT30p. Sense then I have reverted back to my stock ROM, still have the issue but not so often.
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so now i did wipe to internal storage and did repair and such now im facing new problem the phone turn off and and when i try to switch it on...it wont work i have to remove battery and insert it again to make it work, any idea?
How this end up? Anyone has find a solution for this problem? I have xperia t with same problem. The phone mostly freezes and restarts on long listings like fb/twitter feeds, messages...
i have TX same on my device freeze and some times don't wakeup only when battery pulled out
I have an unlocked/rooted Xperia V. A few days ago it suddenly shuts down and bootloop. It's not like the previous SOD issue. I tried to flash official FTF and it still happens - suddenly shuts down, even damage the system partition to bootloop. Nanodroid and Flashtool don't help at all. I assume that maybe it got physical damage on system partition memory? The SONY service say no repair due to the unlock status.
What could I do to save this XV?
phhuang said:
I have an unlocked/rooted Xperia V. A few days ago it suddenly shuts down and bootloop. It's not like the previous SOD issue. I tried to flash official FTF and it still happens - suddenly shuts down, even damage the system partition to bootloop. Nanodroid and Flashtool don't help at all. I assume that maybe it got physical damage on system partition memory? The SONY service say no repair due to the unlock status.
What could I do to save this XV?
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Relock your bootloader, and then REPAIR via PC Companion
it will help for sure, and if it still has the problem ,then it maybe is a physical problem (which is WAY WAY out of imaginations if you haven't dropped your phone from 6th floor of your apartment )
ebi4321 said:
Relock your bootloader, and then REPAIR via PC Companion
it will help for sure, and if it still has the problem ,then it maybe is a physical problem (which is WAY WAY out of imaginations if you haven't dropped your phone from 6th floor of your apartment )
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Yes, I just relock it and repair via PC Companion. Then I unlock->fully restore from CWM->same issue happens again! I'm trying not adjust anything related to the kernel. Hope it works!
phhuang said:
Yes, I just relock it and repair via PC Companion. Then I unlock->fully restore from CWM->same issue happens again! I'm trying not adjust anything related to the kernel. Hope it works!
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the very moment of FULLY restore via recovery, actually you are restoring THE ISSUE as well!
there is no need to be afraid of manipulating kernel, you just have to know what you are doing
hope it helped
Yesterday I updated my Xperia T to Android 4.3 via Sony Companion Software. My phone is not rooted. Everything apperently went fine, but after the Update process I wanted to turn on my Wifi, but it did not work. I tried that from the quicksettings and form the settings directly. The button remain grey for a certain time and the turns back to off.
I turned off my phnone and on again, but a white triangle with a screw came and the phone remained in that status for more than 6 hours. After that it turned on, but the Wifi problem remains. Regarding Bluetooth, that works fine.
What I noticed is that when I check the phone info and the Wifii settings, no MAC Adress is listed there for Wifi. I don't think its a hardware problem, because everything was fine before updating.
What should I do? I am afraid to turn my phone off bcause it could go back to the white triangle remaining for several hours in that state. I dont think a factory reset would help, because there seems to be an update problem and I would like to rather not loose all my settings.
Any help would be very appreciated, because I urgently need wifi in my university.......
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Yesterday I updated my Xperia T to Android 4.3 via Sony Companion Software. My phone is not rooted. Everything apperently went fine, but after the Update process I wanted to turn on my Wifi, but it did not work. I tried that from the quicksettings and form the settings directly. The button remain grey for a certain time and the turns back to off.
I turned off my phnone and on again, but a white triangle with a screw came and the phone remained in that status for more than 6 hours. After that it turned on, but the Wifi problem remains. Regarding Bluetooth, that works fine.
What I noticed is that when I check the phone info and the Wifii settings, no MAC Adress is listed there for Wifi. I don't think its a hardware problem, because everything was fine before updating.
What should I do? I am afraid to turn my phone off bcause it could go back to the white triangle remaining for several hours in that state. I dont think a factory reset would help, because there seems to be an update problem and I would like to rather not loose all my settings.
Any help would be very appreciated, because I urgently need wifi in my university.......
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Repair it using PCC or flash the ftf file with Flashtool
St.Jimmy90 said:
Repair it using PCC or flash the ftf file with Flashtool
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Thank you for your reply. Could you please explain to me what ftf is and what flashtool I need? Tnx...
darkangel1 said:
Thank you for your reply. Could you please explain to me what ftf is and what flashtool I need? Tnx...
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The ftf file is the stock Rom, you can find it here on xda. Flashtool also. Flashtool only works if you have windows xp, vista 7 or 8. Not on 8.1. Repairing it using pcc should be easier though
St.Jimmy90 said:
The ftf file is the stock Rom, you can find it here on xda. Flashtool also. Flashtool only works if you have windows xp, vista 7 or 8. Not on 8.1. Repairing it using pcc should be easier though
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Tnx again. Regarding stoch Rom, I think I am a newbie in that field. I will try to repair via PCC. I have sony bridge for Mac or a Windows PC with Windows 8.1. Which one would you prefer? I updated to Android 4.3 on a Windows 8.1 PC. Do you think that might be a reason, why there is an issue with the update process or something went wrong?
Windows 8.1 works with one of the updates the launched not so long ago
Sent from my LT30p using xda app-developers app
silasje1 said:
Windows 8.1 works with one of the updates the launched not so long ago
Sent from my LT30p using xda app-developers app
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Unfortunately, reparing it with PCC did not help and I am quite desperate. I bought the phone last year as a used one. I am quite a newbie in this field, but could it be, that the rom installed is an altered one and a normal update via PPC leads to this Wifi problem? Normally that should not be the case, but how can I find that out what is causing the problem and what must I do to overcome this drama of mine. I whish I didn't perform that update, because everything wAs working fine before.....
darkangel1 said:
Unfortunately, reparing it with PCC did not help and I am quite desperate. I bought the phone last year as a used one. I am quite a newbie in this field, but could it be, that the rom installed is an altered one and a normal update via PPC leads to this Wifi problem? Normally that should not be the case, but how can I find that out what is causing the problem and what must I do to overcome this drama of mine. I whish I didn't perform that update, because everything wAs working fine before.....
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Try enabling aeroplane mode then disable aeroplane mode, have found that sorts mine when wifi won't turn on
markafreeman said:
Try enabling aeroplane mode then disable aeroplane mode, have found that sorts mine when wifi won't turn on
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Thanx, but unfortunately that did'nt help either.......
flash kernel
darkangel1 said:
Thanx, but unfortunately that did'nt help either.......
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have u tried flashing the kernel. i may have missed it but it ur phone rooted ?
Alex5699 said:
have u tried flashing the kernel. i may have missed it but it ur phone rooted ?
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Thnx again. I am quite a newbie in this field. I really don´t know whether it is rooted or not. How can I find that out? And how do I flash the kernel and what do I need for doing that?
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Thnx again. I am quite a newbie in this field. I really don´t know whether it is rooted or not. How can I find that out? And how do I flash the kernel and what do I need for doing that?
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ok what u need to do is root your phone first . they are some threads that show u how to do it i recommed after rooting jus use this rom
httphttp://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2647459
to root unable debug mode in settings/developer
and unknown sources in settings/security .. first u will have to go back to 4.1.2 to root ur phone and then follow the above instructions
Look at these threads, it can help a lot:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1903137
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1849170
Bluetooth conflict with wifi
I just upgraded to the latest build 9.2.A.1.205 and bluetooth and WiFi seem to conflict with one another. To have Wifi working i have to stop Bluetooth.
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I dont think a factory reset would help, because there seems to be an update problem and I would like to rather not loose all my settings.
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A factory reset would definitely work. You don't know how many times I've seen people (even with different phones) have problems like these because they change their Android version and/or flash different ROMs without wiping their partitions, i.e., doing at least a Factory Reset. If you were rooted you could try deleting the "wpa_supplicant.conf" file in /data/misc/wifi. The problem is, since you're already on 4.3, there is no sure way to root 4.3 unless your bootloader is unlocked. So unless you find out a way to backup your data/settings, you're either going to lose it all when doing a Factory Reset, or downgrading to 4.1.2 (to root), or even flashing a stock 4.3 FTF, because I'm sure your problem is that you haven't wiped.
I'm on Sony stock rom non rooted.
Sometimes when using WhatsApp, WeChat, I'll be typing a message to someone and suddenly the phone will freeze for a good 5-10 seconds before restarting itself. Whenever a crash like this happens, it will automatically restart. Same with using any random app, sometimes even viewing Album or using the camera.
It will automatically restart even when idling. I tried update to the Official 14.4.A.0.108 Firmware but the problem still exists. Is this clearly software or phone issue? Please help.
Seems like an issue with the phone itself as everything is stock. How long have you been using it before noticing the problems?
I had this kind of issue when I used custom, overclocked kennel, but if you're running stock rom then just give it back to warranty.
Sent from HTC One m8, or maybe not anymore
Ahki767 said:
Seems like an issue with the phone itself as everything is stock. How long have you been using it before noticing the problems?
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I just got it like last week .. it came with 4.4.2 & the issue already arise so i thought maybe updating it would help. Using the Sony PC Companion repair wont help either.
mr.loverlover said:
I had this kind of issue when I used custom, overclocked kennel, but if you're running stock rom then just give it back to warranty.
Sent from HTC One m8, or maybe not anymore
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Yeah, warranty is the only choice i guess .. lol
Do a battery test
Try to flash stock rom by flashtool, then go to service center if it's still get rebooting.
hkwai said:
I'm on Sony stock rom non rooted.
Sometimes when using WhatsApp, WeChat, I'll be typing a message to someone and suddenly the phone will freeze for a good 5-10 seconds before restarting itself. Whenever a crash like this happens, it will automatically restart. Same with using any random app, sometimes even viewing Album or using the camera.
It will automatically restart even when idling. I tried update to the Official 14.4.A.0.108 Firmware but the problem still exists. Is this clearly software or phone issue? Please help.
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The last way always is flashing stock Rom
After that and if it didn't work, you should go to service center