TAB S6 Lite stuck in infinite boot loop (Android 13)

[NyperCro]

Hello, 

I recently upgraded to Android13 and after few hours I turn tablet off and now is stuck in infinite boot loop.

I can't access recovery mode with or without cables.

My theory is because first logo that appears is Android logo and then Samsung logo. 
On S22 phone and all other phones I have (Note8, Note10) first logo is Samsung then Android logo.
Is there any workaround for this ? It just loops until battery dies

I tried with few cables, with charger, even with AKG earphones that comes with phones, it wont boot into recovery mode and when I press and hold buttons on first logo (Android) it just stays on it until I release all buttons

Thx

[Aum3r]

Yeah I just plugged in my HP laptop type C charger into the tablet and it booted up as normal??? Works fine from what i can see.

[NyperCro]

I dont have that type of laptop, my HP is almost 14y old

From what exact HP model did you use the charger, maybe I could find the charger and try it

[NyperCro]

UPDATE :

I managed to get into recovery mode using older Galaxy Note 8 cable, by connecting to USB 2.0 port.

  But recovery mode didnt help like I wanted.  Only Factory Reset did help to get back into Tablet. Doing restoration now and will monitor will that solve issues, but so far I think upgrading to Android 13 was a mistake 

[Nick192004]

Mine is the regular s6 not the lite  but I had the same issue. The only thing that worked for me was something I kind of stumbled upon. I put it in airplane mode and it stopped booting over and over. Like I said it probably won't help anyone else but who knows. The update caused an infinite boot after all.

[Jeremyckg]

i got the S6 lite P615 just months ago and also in the same predicament....

Update: I tried using one of the method as mentioned by NyperCro (earlier thread) by using a cable (which I used an ordinary cable) to plug in to USB 2.0 port in my laptop and managed to reboot and update. 

So far after using a few hours seems fine, hopefully it does not go haywire again.