>>55601119
Boot loop.

I'll give you the generalised info, because you haven't provided the model of the phone.

-As the phone begins booting up (Just after the sony/xperia logo appears) mash the volume up, or volume down button till you get to the menu screen.
-Select factory reset. If there is an option called 'wipe cache partition' do that first, then do factory reset

-If mashing the keys doesn't work, try instead holding the power button, as well as the volume up or volume down keys. The idea here is to get to that android menu to wipe the cache partition and factory reset.

If that fails, the phone might be fucked beyond repair. Or if you get it to a sony repair centre, they might be able to do something for you though I doubt it would be free.


If you hadn't removed your google account prior to booting the phone up, It might ask for that before finishing setup. If you put your right account in and it still wont let you in, don't panic. Google has a retarded 'security feature' which will lock you out of your phone for 72 hours. Come back in three days. There is no work around for this besides putting another ROM on the phone, and you don't sound even slightly competent with the intricacies of smartphones outside of Normie garbage.

>>55601413
It won't turn on anymore, I just get a green or red light.
I think it's really fucked this time, thanks though.

>>55601571
its fucked

next time stay away from sony phones

>>55601119
Ask XDA
Otherwise RIP

I had an Xperia M that suddenly got encrypted and I couldnt do anything to get it back.
Next time as >>55601598 says, dont buy sony shit

>>55601571
Go into fastboot, Sony have a tool that flashes the entire ROM back on it called 'Emma' or something.

I've used it for a dead xperia s and nothing on XDA could save it but someone mentioned this Emma tool by Sony themselves and it worked.