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Izzy
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I faced same problem, after: after a xposed module update iI restarted and it got stuck in the Samsung logo (I'm using Samsung Galaxy Core ). i diggedI've been digging everywhere on net and digged in XDA too. What

What solved my issue is i got into safe mode (removed battery and put it back in then turned on the device and kept on pressing volume down button till it got into safe mode). Went straight into settings->application manager->all and i uninstalled xposed installer, then did a restart.:

  1. I got into (removed battery and put it back in then turned on the device and kept on pressing volume down button till it got into safe mode).
  2. Went straight into Settings->application manager->all and uninstalled Xposed installer,
  3. then did a restart.

BINGO that's it, Everything came to normal. Just Just had to uninstall xposed installer (Better than wiping cache and restoring factory settings). Thank God, Thank XDA forum.

I faced same problem, after a xposed module update i restarted and it got stuck in the Samsung logo (I'm using Samsung Galaxy Core ). i digged everywhere on net and digged in XDA too. What solved my issue is i got into safe mode (removed battery and put it back in then turned on the device and kept on pressing volume down button till it got into safe mode). Went straight into settings->application manager->all and i uninstalled xposed installer, then did a restart. BINGO that's it, Everything came to normal. Just had to uninstall xposed installer (Better than wiping cache and restoring factory settings). Thank God, Thank XDA forum.

I faced same problem: after a xposed module update I restarted and it got stuck in the Samsung logo (I'm using Samsung Galaxy Core ). I've been digging everywhere on net and digged in XDA too.

What solved my issue:

  1. I got into (removed battery and put it back in then turned on the device and kept on pressing volume down button till it got into safe mode).
  2. Went straight into Settings->application manager->all and uninstalled Xposed installer,
  3. then did a restart.

BINGO that's it, Everything came to normal. Just had to uninstall xposed installer (Better than wiping cache and restoring factory settings).

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Zak
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I faced same problem, after a xposed module update i restarted and it got stuck in the Samsung logo (I'm using Samsung Galaxy Core ). i digged everywhere on net and digged in XDA too. What solved my issue is i got into safe mode (removed battery and put it back in then turned on the device and kept on pressing volume down button till it got into safe mode). Went straight into settings->application manager->all and i uninstalled xposed installer, then did a restart. BINGO that's it, Everything came to normal. Just had to uninstall xposed installer (Better than wiping cache and restoring factory settings). Thank God, Thank XDA forum.