#Anydroid stuck starting services update
#Anydroid stuck starting services Patch

#Anydroid stuck starting services update

That update could then attempt to write information to parts of the storage that only get written to during such an update, and if you have bad sectors in those areas, you could end up with a critical failure that renders the device unable to start up. In the event your smartphone's internal storage becomes damaged or corrupt, it's entirely possible that the problem can go unnoticed for months - until you apply a system update.

Unfortunately, a system update leading to boot-looping may only be symptomatic of an underlying problem with your smartphone, not necessarily the cause in and of itself. Your instinct is obviously to blame the update: something has gone wrong, and the update your manufacturer or carrier provided is somehow 'breaking' your device. The second one is, based on our observation, probably the most likely reason you're here: your phone installed a new system update / upgrade, and after the installation, the phone rebooted over and over. These will cover the most common causes of the 'boot-loop' issue. The device is physically damaged by water, electricity, or some other external forceĪ malfunctioning or malicious 3rd-party app prevents the device from booting The user attempts to apply custom software (a custom ROM, for example) incorrectly The device's internal storage becomes corrupt or damagedĪ system update fails to apply correctly (potentially as a result of the above) So, why do smartphones boot-loop? There are a variety of potential causes. In the event of such a problem, there are a few things you can do, but do note that the 'boot loop' is often a fatal condition for a device when common remedies fail to resolve it.

Phones with 'boot loop' problems will attempt to restart endlessly, often until the battery is completely drained.

#Anydroid stuck starting services Patch

One of the most common source of inquiries or complaints we receive from readers is a phenomenon known in the world of smartphones as 'boot-looping.' After installing an update or patch to a smartphone, the phone then proceeds to attempt to restart itself over and over, endlessly refusing to actually boot up.