My Galaxy Note 4 is stuck on recovery booting.. screen. How can I it past this?

[LeapBabyMX]

Is there any way to do this if the reactivation lock is ON and I can't access the OS to turn it off?

Thanks!

 

[ubergroov]

RelaxedMind1, this did the trick for me. I was worried that something was fried, but installing a new recovery image worked. Thanks so much for the info!

 

[cdalaser]

1st, 2nd, steps are clear but kindly explain step 3rd......how to extract recovery.img from archive .......... .tar.md5.....?
then please also explain step 4th....how to ansform recovery.img into recovery.tar.md5 ?
if possible kindly email me at [email address redacted by Mod]

 

[B. Diddy]

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[gabwebsite]

After a failed flash with odin , my phone was stuck on recovery booting... , I just put it back in download mode and flashed twrp. It then boot straight in the OS.

It's the first time it happen to me , I flashed so many phones using CF auto root but for some reason , this one doesn't work

 

[chin yik hong]

Hi, you must do first is factory data reset after that it will automatically restart at normal, my note 4 sprint also like this, I think I go to security there and then I on the activation knox after that the phone reboot then stuck on samsung galaxy note 4 logo after two second the logo appear again. Factory data reset is one of the option can safe ur phone.. Hope this help you~Thanks.

 

[chin yik hong]

You must turn on reactivation lock on that setting>security>reactivation lock>you must have create a password after that done.
Knox active protection is turned off if your phone is rooted
If you want to turn on "HEHE" your phone will not boot normally. ☺

 

[Mahipal Singh1]

UDC start

 

[Maynard57]

I have the same exact problem. Anyone found the solution please?

I hate cell phones, but I'm required to carry one. I seemed to have escaped the recovery boot loop, but I'll I can do is forward what happened and hope someone else has a similar happy ending.

I took the phone, plugged it into a USB port on my Lenovo Yoga and pulled up the incessant recovery boot message screen. Then I left the scene, went to work and came back to it the next day. Upon my return, I found it was on a new screen, this one with the option to wipe partition and go back to factory default. That went slow too, but eventually it booted up normally, I restored from the backup I had on SD card. I figured I throw out my suggestion - let it sit in recovery mode for a day or so and see if the phone can right itself given enough time.