I’ve got a rooted Samsung Galaxy NotePro 12.2 that has recently begun going into a reboot loop whenever the battery voltage dropped below a certain percentage. The first time it happened, the battery voltage had dropped to 55%. After getting home two hours later (I was traveling), and resetting the tablet (had to to get in. The tablet wouldn’t accept the pin number any longer), I ran the battery down again to see if I could duplicate the problem and began rebooting when the battery voltage dropped to less than 85%. I scoured the internet for solutions and didn’t have much luck.I did find all the recommendations to re-calibrate the battery and repair the battery and also several articles which said re-calibrating wouldn’t help. I ran the battery repair and the re-cal anyway (I’ve been a certified electronics technician since the 1980’s. I learned along time ago, the “experts” aren’t always right) and did see some minor improvement. Now, the tablet doesn’t begin rebooting until the battery drops below 65%.Once the tablet begins the reboot loop, I cannot turn it off by pressing and holding the power button regardless the length of time I keep it depressed. To get the reboot loop to stop, I have to plug the tablet into the charger.I have been unable to find any kind of batterystats.bin file anywhere on the phone though I have found the battery doctor’s file.I’m at a loss as to why this has begun happening. Has anyone else seen this problem? Anyone have any suggestions?Thank you in advance

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