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This usually happens older budget phones. The memory wears out over time. That Tecno series uses pretty cheap eMMC storage. After 2+ years they start freaking out. When sectors go bad, the OS can’t read certain blocks consistently → half boots → loops.
Yeah that’s what it feels like. I didn’t think a normal reset could break anything though.
Your system partition or boot partition is corrupted. Factory reset doesn’t rewrite it, it just clears data. If the OS layer itself has corruption, this is exactly the behavior..short partial boot cycles : random full freeze at splash logo
I reset my Tecno Spark 5 Pro (Android 10) because it was getting slow. Ever since then, every time I restart it, it keeps restarting itself like 5 or 6 times before it actually finishes booting. And it randomly powers off later and gets stuck on the Tecno screen forever. I didn’t root it or flash anything weird. Just a normal factory reset. This is driving me crazy. Any idea what could cause this?
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Yeah, that’s tied to the same issue with system apps.
Tahoe seems to break the authentication with Apple servers in some cases. Logging out of your Apple ID in System Settings, then logging back in, plus reinstalling Xcode often solves the SDK download problem.
Got it. And I’ve noticed Xcode won’t download the iOS 18 SDK either. Any fix for that?
Reinstalling the update over your current installation often fixes system app loading issues without wiping your data.
Ah, that makes sense. But what about the system apps? They just keep spinning on the loading screen. Tried restarting and even Safe Mode, no luck.
Yep, I’ve noticed the same. macOS Tahoe seems a bit finicky with older drives and some apps. For external drives, first thing I’d check is if the drive appears in Disk Utility. If it does, you might just need to reformat or repair it using First Aid. If not, it could be a driver-related issue or a kernel extension that didn’t update properly.
I just upgraded my 2019 MacBook Pro, and now external drives aren’t showing up, and some system apps like Mail and App Store are stuck on loading. Safari works fine though.
True, but adding 5G might increase cost, battery drain, and heat. Apple would need to balance performance with connectivity.
Also depends on carrier support and eSIM adoption. Apple might push it only in markets where 5G infrastructure is strong. If done right, it could also unlock new possibilities for cloud gaming, high-speed streaming, and even more robust iCloud syncing without Wi-Fi.
Personally, I’d welcome it. Just hope Apple doesn’t make it a “Pro-only” feature like some other tech.
Yeah, it’d basically turn MacBooks into always-online devices. No need to carry a hotspot or rely on public Wi-Fi.
That would be huge for people who travel frequently or work from airports/cafés.
I think Apple might add it in the future, especially with the iPad Pro already supporting 5G.
It would let MacBooks stay connected on the go without relying on a phone. Useful for remote work or traveling.
You might need a full firmware flash with the official Tecno ROM (SP Flash Tool). Factory reset only clears user data. You need something that rewrites the firmware entirely. That’s usually how these are fixed.