My Samsung Rogue just keeps rebooting itself?

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How to fix any Samsung Phone/Tablet that keeps rebooting ...

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How to fix any Samsung Phone/Tablet that keeps rebooting(Boot Loop). lennonSystems ... with the s3 it does not work. trow it in the trash can ... When my phone does this I just let it do its thing, after a while it would stop.

Try this
How to fix any Samsung Phone Tablet that keeps rebooting Boot Loop

remove the sim an memory card an try booting
other wise it will require a hard reset ,
does it know that its being charged.

call the assistan service, your phone may be broken!

I had same problem with note 2, full backup and factory reset problem solved.

1. Turn off the phone. When inserting or removing a microSD card with your Samsung Rogue, it is advisable to turn off the phone. Hold down the power button and turn off the Rogue before proceeding.
2. Remove and rotate the microSD card cover out of the way. The cover is located on the right side of the phone (when viewing the screen) toward the bottom.
3. Insert the microSD card into the phone. It is critical to ensure that the "microSD" logo on the card is facing up (same side as screen). Press in the card into the slot until you feel it lock into replace.
4. Replace the card cover to keep dirt and debris out of the device.
5. Reverse the directions to remove the microSD card from the Samsung Rogue. Note that after removing the card cover, you will need to press in on the microSD card to get it to eject from the phone.

The connector for the screen is usually a very flimsy peace of material between the main board and the LCD. This comes loose a lot especially on sliders or phones that get dropped etc. The Rogue is probably out of warranty so you can attempt to fix it yourself by taking the phone apart and locating the connector and attempting to reset it.

Here is user guide for Samsung Rogue SGH-U960

Click here to download  

The Samsung Rogue does not have a SIM card in it.

no unfortunalty the samsung rogue does not offer this option would be pretty cool