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The video provides multiple solutions for resolving a boot loop issue on Google Pixel 3A or 4A devices. The presenter outlines a sequence of steps, starting with rapidly pressing the power button to check for jams and holding the power button to force a restart. If these steps fail, charging the phone and then performing another force restart is recommended. The "tap method," involving tapping various areas of the phone, and the "massage method," which entails applying gentle pressure to the phone’s front and back, are additional techniques suggested. Finally, the "smack method," which involves gently smacking the phone’s backside and screen-side, is introduced. The presenter emphasizes cautious execution and repeating the steps if necessary to potentially resolve the boot loop.
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In this part of the video, the presenter provides solutions for resolving a boot loop issue on Google Pixel 3A or 4A devices, where the phone keeps restarting. The first step involves rapidly pressing the power button multiple times to ensure it’s not jammed or obstructed. The next step is to force a restart by pressing and holding the power button until the Google logo appears. If this doesn’t work, the third step is to plug in the charging cable, allowing the phone to charge, and then forcing another restart while it’s plugged in. The final recommended action is the “tap method,” which involves tapping all over the screen and the back of the phone to potentially stop the reboot cycle. If the phone is still in a boot loop, the power button holding method is repeated.
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In this part of the video, the presenter explains methods to try if your phone is stuck in a boot loop. First, they describe the “massage method,” which involves pressing the phone gently with your thumbs while keeping an eye on the screen to see if the device exits the boot loop. You should massage both the front and back of the phone, including near the lens and fingerprint sensor. If this doesn’t work, they introduce the “smack method,” where you gently smack the phone on the backside and the screen-side, paying attention to whether the boot loop stops. The presenter advises repeating these steps multiple times if needed and following the sequence precisely. They emphasize performing these actions carefully and at your own risk.