The Google Pixel 6 Pro has made a good start right with its launch. Within the smartphone world, it presented everything that brings it into the category of one of the best smartphones of the year. However, despite whatever promises it made, like any other smart device, it too has welcomed some minor glitches and errors here and there. And one such error we are going to talk about today is the Boot Loop problem.
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As per the Google Pixel 6 Pro users, their phone Stuck on the Boot loop and kept on restarting again and again. Because the problem is arising right at the Startup window of the Pixel device, users find it a little difficult to cope up on their own. However, after looking upon the matter, we have found some possible solutions for the same. For knowing more about it, keep reading.
How to Fix Google Pixel 6 Pro Stuck on Boot Loop Problem
Going forward, we have explained reasons as well as solutions that can rely upon several conditions. Have a look:
Boot your Google Pixel 6 Pro device from recovery mode
If you are not familiar with the reasons that have led your Google Pixel 6 Pro Stuck on Boot Loop Problem, then at first, simply try to boot it. The solution has helped a few users and may prove successful in your case as well. Here’s how you can do the same:
- While your Google Pixel 6 Pro is still off, press and hold the Power and Volume down button altogether.
- Now once you sense vibration on your phone, release the buttons.
- Further, after seeing the Android icon on the screen, press the Volume down button and hold until the Recovery Mode option appears on your device screen.
- Now press Power and Volume up buttons altogether and then select the option Reboot system now.
- At last, press the Power button to confirm and continue.
Brand new Pixel 6 right out of the box stuck on boot loop. Took forever to figure out how to reboot (power + volume up combo) but it wouldn’t even do that. Then discovered the power button down volume option, which did work. Scrolled through to find rescue option.
First it showed a dead Android icon and so I tried again. Then it said “waiting for commands.” 5 minutes later they finally showed up. I chose factory reset and finally (hours later) the phone is working. Even T-Mobile support was useless and wanted to replace the phone but they’re on backorder.
After the nightmare that was Google Store and Synchrony combined with their horrendous customer service — I gave up and went with T-Mobile for the purchase and chose their yearly upgrade option. I don’t have a very good feeling about this phone but time will tell. So far, it’s not looking good.