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Samsung Galaxy Tab pro 8.4.
Won't boot, and when plugged in the screen shows this
Won't boot, and when plugged in the screen shows this
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Found this vid Googling it:
Top comment says they fixed it by pressing the power button several times. Sounds odd but worth a shot.
Can't find any definitive answers on it otherwise, but see several other forums and YouTube posts with the same issue on older Samsung phones and tabs. I didn't look at them all though.
It seems to me it would mean that either the battery doesn't have enough charge to boot the device, the battery is now shot/defective, or there is a connection issue between the battery and the device (saw another YouTube comment saying they saw a broken battery terminal and had to re-solder the connection to fix it).
Top comment says they fixed it by pressing the power button several times. Sounds odd but worth a shot.
Can't find any definitive answers on it otherwise, but see several other forums and YouTube posts with the same issue on older Samsung phones and tabs. I didn't look at them all though.
It seems to me it would mean that either the battery doesn't have enough charge to boot the device, the battery is now shot/defective, or there is a connection issue between the battery and the device (saw another YouTube comment saying they saw a broken battery terminal and had to re-solder the connection to fix it).