Push END button and phone appears to be shutting down but immediately reboots and turns back on. Took out battery and let sit for several minutes but immediately reboots when you put the battery back in.
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I have 2 sgh-m919 galaxy s4 s from TMobile. Both phones were randomly showing the message "sim card not detected restart" and phone would reboot.. sometime would have to reboot 2 or 3 times before i was normal. I tried many of the net poste solutions including paper on sim card, clear cache, new battery etc. Nothing worked
This week i was ready to buy a new phone.. but was sure the phone wasnt the problem. I started deleteing apps one at a time and found the problem. It is GOOGLE MAPS !!! G0 into settings / more / application manager / slide over to all/ down to Maps /clear cache/ uninstall updates / force stop. Then turn off phone and restart. When you go to use maps or waze again when it asks for permission "decline" it will still work and you wont see the sim not detected restart message again.. Google the words google maps crash or reboots and see how many phones crash. Galaxy s4 happen to have the dialog box that makes it appear to be a hardware problem! Googles motto use to be "First do no harm" please reply if this works for you
1. If your Samsung Galaxy S II is frozen, Shut the POWER OFF, take the battery out and put it back again.
2. Hold the Volume Down button
3. Briefly Press and release the Power button
4. A menu will then appears that let you allows for Fastbook, Recovery, Clear Storage, and Simlock
5. Select Clear Storage by pressing the Volume Down button
6. Quickly Press and release the Power button
7. Select Volume Up for YES and Volume Down for NO
If the above procedures doesn't work. try this another method:
1. Turn the POWER OFF, pull the battery out and put it back again.
2. Simultaneously press the Volume Up, Home and Power button
3. If the Samsung Symbol appears, release the Power button
4. A Boot Menu will then show, Use the volume up/down to choose and home to select.
1.Check the device's battery level for at least two bars of strength. 2.If the battery level is low, charge the battery. 3.If the issue is not resolved, remove the back cover. 4.Remove the battery. 5.Wait 10 seconds. 6.Press and hold the W key. 7.While pressing down the W key, re-insert the battery. •The device restarts and after approximately 15 seconds, the 'Recovery' screen appears •Release the power button but *continue holding the home button*, for another 30 seconds. Step Thanks
A Hard Reset might help. it will bring lost file/folders back.
Also to turn on phone in safe mode, but not if cannot get passed initial Android screen.
Pull Battery to power off phone.
Hold Up Volume button, and power on button simultaneously until green android guy and DOS window open.
If Home key is solid button, then also hold up vollume button, home button, power button.
use volume up and down to scroll.
Scroll down to Reset Manufacure Settings.
Use power button to select OKay.
Then select reboot system.
With the battery installed, press and hold the power button down for at least 20 seconds to reset it.
check to see if the power button is stuck, pushed in...
Hope this helps!
if you let it dry but turned it back on and it still doesnt work chances are its fried and cant be saved.
most phone are held down by screws but the plastic actually snaps together. using a sharp probe or very small ended tool you can pry it open and snap it apary
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