BWill9014
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Hi All,
A small discovery that may or may not apply to you situation.
I am an Electronic Engineer by trade and so I often evaluate my products and how the put together.
I have had my 2013 Nexus 7 32G get stuck several times.
Most times it starts with the power on sequence and it will not unlock, the touch screen is non-responsive and it is also stuck on orientation.
After starting the Recovery mode sequence it has several times got stuck on the Google logo and will not go to the “No Command” screen.
Last time this happen I discovered this link and to my dismay the lack of a good resolve for many of you.
In the process of things I gave the left side of the tablet a good thump. It went immediately to the “No Command” screen and I could recover my device.
Here is my thoughts on the subject: inside most new smart devices is an orientation device. They are like 3 dimensional joysticks with a small cavity and a contact ball and sensors. It is the equivalent of a bubble level. The movement of the contact ball tells the device which way is up or level. I think during boot the Tablet senses the orientation and adjust accordingly if the orientation sensor gets stuck in an indeterminate position the tablet gets stuck in a loop waiting to valid orientation. When I gave the tablet a thump it loosened the sensor and I was back in business. 2nd option is poor workmanship on the PCB and an intermittent contact that got reset.
Your thoughts?
Hilariously enough.... this worked for me. I've had this issue foe a few months. Going to see if I get the same results when it does it again.