How do I fix my android phone stuck on Bootloader unlocked screen?(Moto X running Marshmallow 6.0)
Hi, thanks for A2A.This problem is known as boot looping. This problem sometimes happens based on the SuperSU you installed. This is called as soft brick. It can be unbricked.This links will help you:Moto g 2014 stuck at "warning bootloader unlocked" screen at boot[HELP]!! Motor X stuck at warning bootloader unlocked page after flashedUnbrick Motorola Moto E with easeHope it helps!
How can I force Google Chrome to fullscreen in Android?
Hi, For enabling full screen on videos/interactive sites in Google chrome browser :Go to Chrome settings > Site settings > Full screenFor enabling full screen at all time during browsing you can try : GMD full screen immersive mode available on Google play store. Works well with Nexus 5 you can try for your device.
How do I stop my Android Lollipop from "Optimizing app" on boot?
Hey there! I hope I can list some information that can help. I know how aggravating it is when something goes haywire after an update.I did some research on this issue specifically and found it to be a known issue. There are others going through the same situation. Here are some steps to try:First, I would try to recall if the issue happened after installing an app and if so, remove it. You can always reinstall an app that is a must have. (This is hit or miss but worth troubleshooting.)Second, I would try the troubleshooting steps provided by Motorola. The following steps were released in an effort to resolve the issue:1. Ensure the device is powered off, and unplugged2. Press and hold the Volume Down button and Power button (located on the right edge of the device) for approximately 3 seconds then release.3. From the "Boot Mode Selection Menu" screen, select Recovery.Note: Use the Volume Down button to scroll through the menu options and the Volume Up button to select.4. From the "No Command" screen (Android figure lying on his back), press and hold the Power button then press and release the Volume Up button to display the menu options.5. Select "wipe cache partition".Note: Use the Volume buttons to highlight and the Power button to select.6. "Reboot system now" will be highlighted, press the Power button to select it.Note: Allow several minutes for the reboot process to complete.Third, if that doesn’t work, there is always the option to restore to factory settings. I know it is normally the least desirable but it is effective. I would back up as much information as the situation will allow.The last step, if not already done, would be to contact your carrier for their tech support department. These situations can sometimes be carrier specific.If you have insurance or mobile protection through Asurion, that gives you a couple of options. Total Mobile Protection will give you one on one support that will be with you until the end. Devices, when purchased new, come with a one year warranty. If you have insurance, it could be extended to a two year warranty. If it’s within the one year warranty and there is no liquid / physical damage, Motorola would generally replace the device.Here are a couple of resources for you -"Android is Starting" "Optimizing App x of xxx" With Restarts of the phone 5.1 VerizonOptimizing apps on every rebootHow to fix 'Android is starting' optimization on every boot?Hope this helps!
How can I fix "No Command" problem in Recovery mode of my Android?
This applies to you if you experience any of the following:- Phone not restarting/rebooting during update - "No Command" message- Dead Android Robot or Exclamation Point in triangle- Green Android Robot (called "Andi")These are only shown when the Super User Access has been cancelled or denied during the installation process of:- app store (Google Apps Installer widget)- Fairphone OS software updateIn both these cases, you will need to enter Android Recovery Mode and manually finish installation. Tip: it sometimes helps to take out the SIM card(s) and the SD card.If you see a resting robot or an exclamation point in a triangle, then you are currently in this Android Recovery Mode. If you need to enter Recovery Mode.Once you are in Recovery Mode, follow these steps:NOTE: Before starting this step, disconnect all cables you may have connected to your Fairphone. Also, make sure your Fairphone is charged at least 80%.Press the Power button once. A menu will appear.Press and use the Volume Down to navigate down to "apply update from sdcard".Once this option is highlighted in blue, select this option by pressing Volume Up.Use Volume Down to navigate down to "updater". Select with Volume Up.Use Volume Down to highlight "fp_update_OTA[version number].zip" and select with Volume Up.Installation will take place.Once installation is complete you will see the message "Install from sdcard complete."Now you can reboot your phone. "Reboot system now" should be highlighted in blue. Press Volume Up to select it.
Why is it everytime I install superSU binaries my phone keep stuck in boot animation?
Hello there,As mentioned in above answer there are two ways to install su binary1.Through App2.Through Recovery1st method ain't work for all.You need to Disable SeLinux,Make system r/w and convert supersu to system app to do this.Thats a lot of work also success rate is low.2nd method is most safer among all.Follow below steps:1.Download latest supersu zip from chainfire's xda thread or from his website.2.Go to recovery mode3.Flash it.If you get bootloop again then completely reflash your rom then flash supersu4.RebootSome mods can cause bricks while installing supersu.I personally faced this issue with a sound mod.