Question Oneplus 10 Pro stuck in Bootloop

[biglo]

So I restarted my phone today and it just entered an infinite boot loop. Not sure what happened but that's all it's doing whenever I turn it on. I can enter the bootloader but other than that nothing is working. I noticed the bootloader and baseband are empty as well.

I wish this phone had an unbrick tool like the oneplus 7 devices but I don't know. I guess I may just have a brick until someone shakes.

 

[twinnfamous]

So I restarted my phone today and it just entered an infinite boot loop. Not sure what happened but that's all it's doing whenever I turn it on. I can enter the bootloader but other than that nothing is working. I noticed the bootloader and baseband are empty as well.

I wish this phone had an unbrick tool like the oneplus 7 devices but I don't know. I guess I may just have a brick until someone shakes.

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Are you rooted? Can you get in recovery? What model number?

 

[biglo]

Are you rooted? Can you get in recovery? What model number?

Was rooted, can get to recovery using the enhanced flash tool and model is 2210.

 

[twinnfamous]

Was rooted, can get to recovery using the enhanced flash tool and model is 2210.

Have you tried flashing stock boot.img or factory resetting?

 

[biglo]

Have you tried flashing stock boot.img or factory resetting?

Yes, I tried both options without success.

 

[twinnfamous]

Yes, I tried both options without success.

That's not good usually one or the other fixes it. Only thing I can think of is flashing all images in fastboot. But try vendor_boot first

 

[kouzelnik3]

When this happened to me on my OP6 when I had it and when I couldn't recover it with MSM tools or boot.img, I decided it is motherboard failure.

But I would try fastboot ROM if I were you. If it doesn't help, I will send it to the service center.

 

[dlads]

You may have booted a patched yet not made it permanent so when you rebooted you lost it.

If that rings a bell then just boot a patched boot image. Not flash.. once you're booted and in the system just open magisk and click direct install..

Reboot and it should be permanent.

Beyond that you can go to recovery or fastboot to get back in business although you'll lose your data

 

[unsafe8989]

My phone did this once when I accidentally changed A/B partition, try switching partition via fastboot

Do the following

fastboot getvar all

then you'll get somewhere the following

(bootloader) current-slot:A or B

then you should be able to do either

fastboot set_active other

or either

fastboot set_active a

fastboot set_active b

 

[biglo]

My phone did this once when I accidentally changed A/B partition, try switching partition via fastboot

Do the following

fastboot getvar all

then you'll get somewhere the following

(bootloader) current-slot:A or B

then you should be able to do either

fastboot set_active other

or either

fastboot set_active a

fastboot set_active b

I tried switching slots the other day, it gave me the same results.

 

[Cengiz67]

hello did you found any solutions?

 

[Canuck Knarf]

I tried switching slots the other day, it gave me the same results.

That means you have no boot img on it

 

[Cengiz67]

try to flash a boot img to slot a and slot b

 

[dlads]

Is this still ongoing?? Lol that's insanity.

The reason you cannot boot is 100% your boot image.

So either boot or flash a boot image (stock or patched)

If you'd like to reflash your whole phone then click on vol up and then recovery.

If you're looking for a tool then grab fastboot enhance, whilst in fastboot use it to remove the cow files, search for them, once that's done, flash a payload.bin and this will reload your whole OS.

There are guides for everything I've mentioned above, just search.

 

[*-MaCK-*]

Is this still ongoing?? Lol that's insanity.

The reason you cannot boot is 100% your boot image.

So either boot or flash a boot image (stock or patched)

If you'd like to reflash your whole phone then click on vol up and then recovery.

If you're looking for a tool then grab fastboot enhance, whilst in fastboot use it to remove the cow files, search for them, once that's done, flash a payload.bin and this will reload your whole OS.

There are guides for everything I've mentioned above, just search.

Hi,

I have the same problem. Never used the phone. Just to install Magisk and edit the payload.bin file. When I installed the new boot file via Fastboot it went wrong.

Tried everything but can't get the phone out of the loop. I don't have a recovery function!

You indicate that there are manuals for existing solutions everywhere. Do you have the links for me? Not very good at finding this.

 

[dlads]

Hi,

I have the same problem. Never used the phone. Just to install Magisk and edit the payload.bin file. When I installed the new boot file via Fastboot it went wrong.

Tried everything but can't get the phone out of the loop. I don't have a recovery function!

You indicate that there are manuals for existing solutions everywhere. Do you have the links for me? Not very good at finding this.

Doesn't help that the forums went through a crap update that broke the sections.

That being said, you're looking for a guide so that's your key word.

https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-rooting-payload-dumper-magisk_patched-guides-ne2213.4429711/

There's a good few of them, the screen shot is taken from the main OnePlus 10 pro forum section, I can see two. Mine and the 2215 one.

Also when you say 'installed' I hope you meant boot and not flash, booting is risk free.. Read my thread and it'll make sense.

 

[Canuck Knarf]

I wish people would read more...cause it all here...just need to take the time and read alot of post...to find what they are looking for...lol