How do I fix my HTC boot loop?

The standard or default reset combo for an HTC smart/Android phone is as follows: Press and hold Volume up + Volume Down + the Power key. Hold down the volume down button, then (while still holding the volume down key) press and hold the volume up key, while pressing these two keys press and hold the power key.

How do I get bootloader mode?

Most phones have a certain key combination that you can press to reboot your device into the bootloader mode instead of the normal mode. If you use a Google Pixel phone, you can press the Volume Down and Power buttons at the same time while your phone is turned off to enter the bootloader mode.

What is restart bootloader Android?

REBOOT TO BOOTLOADER – Restarts the phone and boots directly into the Bootloader. REBOOT – Restarts the phone normally. POWER DOWN – Turns the phone off. FACTORY RESET – Factory resets the phone.

How do I force Android to boot?

Perform a Hard Restart (or Hard Reboot) It’s like holding the power button down on your computer. To give this a go, press and hold the power button for at least 20 seconds. If Android isn’t responding, this will (usually) force your device to reboot manually.

How do I fix my boot loop on my HTC Desire 10?

Press and hold the VOLUME DOWN button while powering the phone on. Note: For some phones, you may need to hold VOLUME UP instead. Continue holding the VOLUME button while the phone powers on, and then release the VOLUME button when you see a screen with menu options.

What unlock bootloader means?

Unlocking the Bootloader allows you to install custom firmware on your Android phone and gives you full access privileges to make modifications to the phone. Such modifications could involve changing some of the pre-loaded software, or could even include replacing the entire operating system.

What happens if bootloader is unlocked?

If your bootloader is unlocked, you will be able to root or flash custom ROMs. But keep in mind that there is a reason why every Android comes with a locked bootloader. While locked, it will only boot the operating system that is on it. This is extremely important for security reasons.