Stuck at splash screen - Droid X General

I'm here from the incredible forums and I'm trying to help out a friend with his X. It's stuck at the splash screen, stock rom/kernel, used zroot.
Thanks in advance
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You need to boot into recovery and try a data wipe.
Do a battery pull then hold home and power. When the android pops up press the search button.
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Home and power gets me the Motorola logo
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You need to hold home and power till the m shows. Then let go of the power key, but continue to hold the home key until the android appears.

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help me plz,phone is not working

whats up all,first off i never rooted or anything to my atrix but install the ota updates. today i unlocked my phone and there were pop ups on my screen saying, multiple processes had stopped working unexpectantly,so i pressed ok and then my phone just keeps rebooting to the moto logo or sometimes goes back to the home screen and the pop ups come up again,then it reboots. i cant use it or do anything. sometimes the LED blinks white,i dont know what that means,somebody plz help me,thx in advance
Are you on gb or froyo
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im on the official GB,from the ota
wow,no one want to help me out? i thought for sure i would get plenty of responses
Can you boot it into fastboot/recovery at all? (Turn on while holding Vol down)
TopDogg1 said:
wow,no one want to help me out? i thought for sure i would get plenty of responses
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Sounds like a weird bootloop problem but then you said sometimes it goes to the home screen and then it shuts itself down. Try switching your phone off and switch it back on WHILE pressing(and holding) the volume down button on your phone and let us know if you see "fastboot" written on the screen? You should do.
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thx for the responses,yes it says fastboot and just sits there
So it just says "fastboot" and not "unlocked....fastboot"?
Either way, when you get to where it says "fastboot", press Vol down until it says "Android Recovery" and then press Vol up.
If you haven't flashed CWM you should get the little android with the triangle. At this point, press both volume buttons at the same time.
You should get a menu, use the volume keys to navigate to "Wipe" and then there should be an option at the bottom/left of the screen for "okay" and select that.
TopDogg1 said:
thx for the responses,yes it says fastboot and just sits there
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thx all,i got everything back working. the thing is,i called at&t yesterday and they have sent out a new phone.they didnt even suggest fastboot. thx again
TopDogg1 said:
thx all,i got everything back working. the thing is,i called at&t yesterday and they have sent out a new phone.they didnt even suggest fastboot. thx again
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If your phone says "unlocked" they'll charge your bill 175 because that's user damage
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I would have replied if I saw this earlier, but yes, other posters were right.
The solution to bootloops in 99.9% of cases is wipe data / factory reset. That should have fixed things up for you. But if you get a shiny new phone, that ain't bad either i reckon.
Thx for all the help!!!!
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Safe Mode

I just stumbled upon a 'safe mode' that our Atrix can be booted into, I believe its similar to windows safe mode, as in it only loads essential system files.
To do this, power off your Atrix, and press the power button to turn it on. Once the boot ANIMATION starts, immediately press and HOLD the vol up + vol down buttons until you get a long vibe, then release. you'll then see 'safe mode' at the lower left of the screen when the lockscreen comes up.
Im sure this could be of some use... for something. Just unsure exactly what this could be useful for at this point.
Is the data working? Can you make phone calls? I didn't try it yet.
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jgc121 said:
I just stumbled upon a 'safe mode' that our Atrix can be booted into, I believe its similar to windows safe mode, as in it only loads essential system files.
To do this, power off your Atrix, and press the power button to turn it on. Once the boot ANIMATION starts, immediately press and HOLD the vol up + vol down buttons until you get a long vibe, then release. you'll then see 'safe mode' at the lower left of the screen when the lockscreen comes up.
Im sure this could be of some use... for something. Just unsure exactly what this could be useful for at this point.
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I'm sure there are more than this, but I've heard safe mode mainly being used by people who get the force close of death loop (aka force close loop that never ends, even when restarting). This way in safe mode you can try to do something about the app causing the trouble.
like delete it?
Safe Mode FTW! Thank you! Thank you!
I was in a force-close loop after a launcher update and this was the solution.
XDA comes through again!!!
Thank you so much!
Someone should compile all the button configurations into a thread or something like that?
Syl said:
Someone should compile all the button configurations into a thread or something like that?
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This, and the combinations for getting into fastboot and such are the only combinations I know of...
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G-Man. said:
This, and the combinations for getting into fastboot and such are the only combinations I know of...
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Way to go on the quick reply...Roflmao
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I know, right? Procrastination at its finest!
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First time I found out about safe mode, it was when I was booting my Galaxy Note and at same time rubbing it against my trousers to wipe the screen clean. In GNote, during the boot animation the Menu key has to be tapped several times, no wonder the rubbing did the trick.
It is good to know now when it would be useful.
CSharpHeaven said:
no wonder the rubbing did the trick.
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Doesn't it always?
I can do the same in my defy...but quarxs and the orher devs never found a use for this mode...
Maybe in atrix we can use it for something.
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Concerns about flashing ROMs - what happens if bootloop?

Sorry stupid question but the only thing I am concerned about ist the unremoveable battery.. what happens if you get an bootloop after flashing a ROM? Is there something like a reset button? do I have to use a screwdriver? Do I have to wait till battery drains completely?
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If it bootloops you wipe and reflash!
Try holding the power button on your Nexus 7. I hope that answer your question.
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Sorry i meant hanging on boot I had this the other day with my Nexus S.. The only solution was to remove the battery..
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The One X has a function where holding the power button for 10 seconds or so performs a reboot. I'd imagine a similar system will be in place here
Alzoids said:
If it bootloops you wipe and reflash!
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He asks how can he get back to the recovery.
I think long press on the power, anyway, you can use adb
Hold the power button to reboot, once the screen goes off, hold the volume keys and it will boot recovery/bootloader.
You can still input ADB commands during a bootloop, just type "adb reboot recovery" and you should be fine.
Hold down power button for 10 seconds, google thinks about the hacking community when it makes irremovable batteries.
Then 3 button combo into bootloader then choose recovery.
*if its anything like Nexus 7's bootloader*
Thanks a lot too all of us.. sometimes a solution can be so easy Tried that thing with holding before but I think I held the button not long enough..

Tf300 keeps rebooting

Turned off the tablet off yesterday, and today when i press the power button i starts up, but gives me the same 3 line menu you get when you want to turn it off, or flightmode, or silent, and then turns off by it self.
What can i do?
Is there any menu you can go into to reboot, or set it back to factory settings? Like on rooted phones, volumebutton and power button?
The tablet is stock, not rooted, or unlocked.
Whilst turning on the button, during the initial Asus screen, hold the volume down button. You can do a factory reset from there
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It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice.
The power button may be stuck, physically.
Trimis de pe Motorola Defy
update to the latest firmware
R3Z4545 said:
update to the latest firmware
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Its the latest firmware, and im not able to turn it on,
How do i do a cold boot on this tf300, I used to do it on my tf201, but is it the little hole on the top of the tablet on this one?
To do a cold boot, do what I mentioned above but don't press anything after holding the volume button down and getting into the bootloader menu (if that's what it's called?)
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Keep pressed power button and volume down in the same time till it cold reset itself. It will start and give you some options but just wait to do its reeboting.
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don't cold boot just wipe data
cold B doesn't do anything
R3Z4545 said:
don't cold boot just wipe data
cold B doesn't do anything
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Wipe data? Is that in the same menu? Remember its not rooted or unlocked
Yes, it's there in that menu
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Found the problem, the powerbutton is no good, have to send it inn.
Thanks for the help guys

Boot Failed, No Command, No ABD

My wife turned on her N7 this morning and it wouldn't boot. Instead there is the droid guy with red triangle saying no command.
Can't use WUG since ADB returns no devices. Tried several computers but none see the device. Unplugged the battery but still the same issue.
Appreciate your help
pmgreen said:
My wife turned on her N7 this morning and it wouldn't boot. Instead there is the droid guy with red triangle saying no command.
Can't use WUG since ADB returns no devices. Tried several computers but none see the device. Unplugged the battery but still the same issue.
Appreciate your help
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Turn off the device(Hold the power button for about 10sec) if it's on. Now hold all three hardware buttons(Power, volume UO & Down) togather till the google logo shows up, and this will tur your device on into fastboot mode. Now you should be able to to find your devece from your PC(if driver installed). If you ment "Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit" by "WUG" than you probably want to use Flash stock + Unroot (Can't boot up).
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ashik992 said:
Turn off the device(Hold the power button for about 10sec) if it's on. Now hold all three hardware buttons(Power, volume UO & Down) togather till the google logo shows up, and this will tur your device on into fastboot mode. Now you should be able to to find your devece from your PC(if driver installed). If you ment "Wug's Nexus Root Toolkit" by "WUG" than you probably want to use Flash stock + Unroot (Can't boot up).
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Thanks I tried this. When I try to turn it off it immediately reboots. Tried holding the 3 buttons when this occurs, but the result is still the dead droid with no command under it. The screen where you can select reboot recovery, bootloader never comes up. Confirmed fastboot isn't working.
Any other ideas?
pmgreen said:
Thanks I tried this. When I try to turn it off it immediately reboots. Tried holding the 3 buttons when this occurs, but the result is still the dead droid with no command under it. The screen where you can select reboot recovery, bootloader never comes up. Confirmed fastboot isn't working.
Any other ideas?
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It's not 3 buttons, only power and down volume.
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korockinout13 said:
It's not 3 buttons, only power and down volume.
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Sorry my bad. But three button also works for me. I just tested.
I tried power and up and power and down. Still get the same result
pmgreen said:
I tried power and up and power and down. Still get the same result
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Try not holding power, only press the volume key when the Google logo shows up.
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korockinout13 said:
Try not holding power, only press the volume key when the Google logo shows up.
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Got the angry droid doing this. One I turned the power on, held the volume key up and once again with the volume key down. What am I doing something wrong?
pmgreen said:
Got the angry droid doing this. One I turned the power on, held the volume key up and once again with the volume key down. What am I doing something wrong?
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Even if you just tap the volume button on the Google screen? It should have the same result normally, but something is funky.
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korockinout13 said:
Even if you just tap the volume button on the Google screen? It should have the same result normally, but something is funky.
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Something is really funky. I did the same exercise with another N7 and got into bootloader with no issues
Think it's worth letting the battery die and start over? Grasping at straws
pmgreen said:
Something is really funky. I did the same exercise with another N7 and got into bootloader with no issues
Think it's worth letting the battery die and start over? Grasping at straws
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Perhaps, just be aware that running the battery all the way down can also cause booting issues.
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