[Android Central Question]

My Xaoimi Mi A2 lite has been occasionally shutting off and getting stuck in bootloop. I recently updated to Android 9.0 "Pie". I got a notification for it a couple days ago when I was playing around with my settings. I've looked into how to solve bootloop, but a factory reset, fresh restore, didn't seem to help.

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! It can be difficult to tell if this is due to a bug in the update, or if there's something you installed that causes instability on Pie. How often does this happen? If it's fairly frequent, try booting into Safe Mode to see if the problem goes away: https://www.getdroidtips.com/boot-xi...ite-into-mode/

[Olney Vapor]

As of now, there is no Xaoimi Logo. At the moment, the initial "Android One" screen pops up and then the screen goes black and it reboots. I can't get it out of bootloop this time. I can still get it to open the command screen, and it operates fine there, but that's all I can seem to do.

[Olney Vapor]

Also, I'm OP.

[Olney Vapor]

Another update... If I let the battery die, and begin charging it, I can get it to boot just fine.

[B. Diddy]

Still hard to say if it's a firmware or hardware issue. Is the phone still under warranty?

[Olney Vapor]

Unfortunately no, that's why I came to the forums. :/ It finally came back on after draining the battery and charging it back up again. Any tests I can run to try to find out? I have 64 gb of storage and 44.58 gb free. I read somewhere that could be an issue on some devices, but in my case it doesn't seem to be. I downloaded an app to tell me how hard the cpu was running and it gave me a 32% cpu usage readout while playing the most intense app I use.

[Olney Vapor]

**Update** The phone now turns and displays the "Android One Logo" and then restarts. I can't get it out of bootloop, at this point, the phone is entirely dead.