Now, on this method I assumed that you have installed a custom recovery image on your handset: like CWM recovery, AmonRA, TWRP recovery and so on. Well, use the recovery for wiping the system of your handset and for resolving the boot loop issue. Be aware though as each device can be entered in recovery mode differently; usually you need to press a combination of buttons (for example on Samsung you need to press Volume Up and Home buttons) while Powering up your tablet / smartphone. Once the recovery mode entered you need to select:
(1) Use the Volume keys in order to navigate through the recovery menu.
(2) Select “advanced” and choose “wipe dalvik cache”.
(3) Return to main menu.
(4) Then select “wipe data factory reset”.
(5) Return and this time choose “wipe cache partition”.
(6) Return and select “reboot system now”.
(7) Your handset should start in Android OS now.
So, there you have it; now the boot loop problems should be resolved and you should be able to safely use your custom ROM firmware.
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