Robin Homa . 8:39 PM (3 minutes ago) to nanasapirate My SPC-L51 has been stuck in the start screen for over 24 hours. It won’t advance beyond this screen. I have tried restarting it, but I still get no further on powering it back up; I removed the battery for several hours, to ensure no small charge might remain, then replaced it and powered up, with no change. A hard reset is done by powering off your tablet, then turning it back on by pushing the volume up key, the home key, and the power key at the same time. Then the Android recovery menu will show up. Navigate down to the Wipe Data/Factory Reset option using the volume buttons, and select with the power button. Select yes to delete all user data. Wait for the screen to go black. If those steps don't work, press and hold the button for 1–2 minutes until the screen goes dark, then turn your tablet back on. If your touchscreen is still frozen, a recently installed app could be the problem. Try rebooting your tablet in Safe mode and uninstalling the app. You may need to occasionally restart your Galaxy phone or tablet if it’s been acting up, freezing, or if you simply want to start fresh. Restarting your device will also clear it of any minor issues that may pop up from time to time. Luckily, there are several ways to restart your device, such as using the Volume and Power buttons or asking Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 Hang On Logosamsung tab s2 restart problemsamsung t819 hang on logo solutionSamsung Galaxy Tab S2 Restart ProblemHow to fix a constant Overheating issues. Another common reason for a Samsung tablet to keep restarting is overheating. Tablets, like any electronic device, generate heat during prolonged usage. If the internal temperature exceeds safe limits, your tablet may automatically reboot to protect its components from potential damage. Keep both keys held down for 10 seconds or more. Galaxy Tab A won’t charge fix #4: Check the charger accessories Continue to hold the Volume down key until the device finishes restarting. Galaxy Tab 2 keeps rebooting. 14-04-2019 07:13 PM in. For some weeks now, Tab 2 automatically starts rebooting itself. The only way to stop it is to plug the power in. It's not the battery as I've changed it. It reboots when the battery shows 60%, 40% & today 70% (approx). No new apps have been added. Try performing the following steps if your phone does not turn on or power up: Step 1. Verify that your phone has enough charge. When the battery is completely discharged, your device will not turn on. Fully charge the battery using a charger supplied with the device before turning on the device. Step 2. Tried to unninstall some apps, and they weren't removed (the device keeps the message "unninstalling" forever), but the apps dind't show anymore on the Gear app on the phone. Tried a soft and hard reset, both unsuccessful attempts (said that the reset was completed, but it kept the apps, photos, and all the settings that it had before). X0d2El.