The newChromecast with Google TVis surely a tempting proposition. You get a sleek-looking hardware withpersonalized UIat a rock-bottom price which can turn any TV into asmart TV. That said, it’s not without its flaws. Many users havereportedthat Google TV is showing ‘Data may be corrupt’ error during startup. It comes out of nowhere — in classic Google fashion — and forces you to factory reset the Chromecast. So if you are also facing the same issue then here is how you can fix the “Can’t load Android system” error right now.
First things first, when you get “Data may be corrupt” or “Can’t load Android system” error on Google TV, you can’t do anything with the remote since you are in Android recovery. You will have tophysically access the Chromecaston the back of the TV, while the dongle is connected to the TV. If you have a wall-mounted TV then it’s going to be a tough task for you but you need to perform this small operation anyhow.
You will find asmall button on the backof the Chromecast dongle. If you press it once then it will cycle through “Try again” and “Factory data reset” options in Recovery mode. Long-pressing will select that option and perform the selected action. So I would recommend you to move to the “Try again” option and then long-press the button. It should restart your Chromecast and boot directly to Google TV without any issues.
In case that does not happen and you still get the “Data may be corrupt” error on your Google TV then you will have tofactory reset your Chromecast. Once you do that, you will boot fine without any error. Keep in mind, once you boot back, make sure to update the OS build to the latest version to stay away from Google TV’s frequent boot error.
Resolve Can’t Load Android System Error on Chromecast with Google TV
So that is how you can fix the boot error on the new Chromecast dongle with Google TV. So far, in my testing, I have not faced the boot issue, but I am definitely facing remote lag which is very frustrating. I hope Google takes stock of the situation and improves the overall stability of the new Chromecast. Anyway, that is all from us. If you have any questions then let us know in the comment section below.
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