Re-Boot phone How do I reboot my new phone

First of all I think you are actually rebooting into the wrong place being either the bootloader or recovery where you need to go, I think that must be fast boot but I'm not very familiar with that model. You need to boot into recovery and first wipe your cache partition let it boot up then shut it back down, reboot back into recovery and select wipe data. Now the important part is to figure out what combination of buttons works for your model and you had to do it just right or you will boot into one of the wrong partitions and end up where you are at. So Google your exact model down to the very last fine print detail and try to find the exact method to boot into recovery and we can go from there. You can just go into settings and factory reset from backup and restore but that isn't as thorough as this which will completely wipe all the residual junk

You will need to Root your phone, and then swap out the boot animation file. This is not a simple thing to answer here on fixya. Do a Google search for your phone's model and change boot animation, for further help.

Are you familiar with wireshark or other packet sniffers? You might consider running wireshark on the network to see exactly what the phone is doing when it boots. It might be configured to connect to a TFTP server or something on boot, to look for a firmware or config file update.

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The phone has firmware not software, it does not run windows.The phone does not boot. It starts.

Remove the battery and replace it.

Its called Warm and Cold boot, not hard and soft when talking about operating systems.

Two options, go to motorola and check for an update, if you have
T Mobil for a carrier there is a update for you phone.



Second, you can master reset the phone, which returns it to its original
state just like when it was new, but remember ,this wipes out everything on the phone that you put on it.

Means that your phone is still alive and has a SW problem. After reboot (whatever) dial *#7370#. You may not see anything but just dial. It will reset the phone to factory default settings. (Remove the card before you do this). It will reboot and give you a new phone. If it does not work the re-installing the firmware is the answer.

kick it again!

Could not be repaired. Was given a new phone.

This means the phone's SIP application has been erased. You will need to download the SIP app and BootROM from the Polycom support page, host the files on a boot server, and then point the phone to this server from the server menu so the phone will reboot and download the files.

http://www.polycom.com/support/voice/soundpoint_ip/soundpoint_ip330_320.html

sounds like you may need to reset the phone, this may solve the loop issue, but you may loose some of the data in the phone.

reboot the phone, while in the boot up process, press 1880, then let it sit.

hope this helps.

Try a new battery.