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Black Screen / Indicator Lights On - No Response

Hi,
So I have an UnBranded Rogers X10a Phone
I have been having issues where the phone will freeze up go black screen (but you can see the backlight is on) and the two indicator lights come on. They go on and off with the power button being pressed. The only way to get the phone re-working is by battery pulling... I am running the Stock Home screen,
no taskkillers, and just Beautiful Widgets (Which has been force closing alot)
I have attempted a few factory resets including the Memory card but still running into the same issue...
Any Suggestions?

Try removing the widgets...
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SEUS reflashing???

Thanx for the Suggestions
Hey Guys,
Thanks for the suggestions - I have tried removing the widgets, and a complete re-flash from SESU - Still no luck...

Hey, had to create an account just to answer your queries...
If you mean by the phone not able to 'wake up' from its sleep mode, I experienced the same thing for the past one month...
For my case, I started one saturday with my phone acting this way when I did a reboot after a full charge.
Same as your phone, mine suddenly couldn't wake up from its sleep. I thought is was just an ordinary freeze, so I took out the battery to reboot it once more.
After that, the problem didn't do away. With an attempted phonecall which triggered the proximity sensor to deactivate the screen display, the screen couldn't come back after ending the call. So the suspicion of lags or freezings were ruled out.
The phone was basically working, just that the display wouldn't appear. This was supported by the fact that the LED lights between the hard keys were still functioning, and the faint backlight on the screen hows that the phone is indeed working.
But the unlock screen just wouldn't show up.
So, without a choice, I sent it for servicing.
First attempt, the phone had a 'software upgrade' (just reinstallation of the software). Didn't help.
2nd attempt, the technicians replaced the receiver hardware. Didn't work either.
3rd attempt, they did another software upgrade (I have absolutely no idea why they tried that again since it didn't work on the first time).
4th attempt, they replaced the whole motherboard, and I got it back last night.
And you know what? The problem didn't go away. But I didn't send it back for servicing, since replacing the motherboard IS already a very last possible solution, as my X10 is as good as a new phone.
So obviously it's the user's problem.
So I did abit of testing on my own.
With the microsd card taken out, the phone was perfectly ok. I spammed the power button to stress-test the screen. No problem. But when I re-inserted my 16gb card, the sickening problem was back.
So I suspected it might be the card that's faulty. Naturally, I tried it with my 8gb card which came bundled with the phone. No problem. Until I moved my files into it.
Narrowing it down, obviously it's the contents that is affecting the phone.
So I did a step-by-step trial:
I removed the video folder, cos I have quite a number of movies inside. So I thought it's the sheer sizes of the files which is lagging the phone out.
Wrong.
Next, I removed the music files.
BINGO.
Phone was working fine. And to make sure, I put the videos back. Screen responding nicely.
To enact my theory, I just dragged and dropped my 1600+ wmas into the music folder.
Voila! Case closed. 20 hours have gone, and that idiotic problem never resurfaced.
So... What actually happened???
Well, as I recall, this whole escapade happened after I used Media Go to transfer my music to my phone.
And Media Go acts like iTunes - it sorts the files into different folders categorized by the artiste names. So essentially, almost a thousand of folders were created in the microsd card.
I guess it's the immense number of folders that's making the phone try to read from the folders, thus lagging it and preventing it to work before the screen goes back to sleep.
For me, cutting the number of folders helped.
Hope my method works for you too =)
And pardon my long-windedness (+_+)

Thanks loneLEE for making an account here & telling us about all that. It may help for many who have or will have such kind of problem Thanks

Thank You Soo Much
Lonnee Thank you so much for you information on that! I was going BONKERS. I had figured it was to do with the Media Card, as soon as I would remove it - the phone would work fine...
I almost had them swap out the phone as I was going STIR CRAZY trying to figure out what was going on!
It's good to know that I am not the only one...

[Q] Might this cause freezes?

Hi everyone,
I bought my HTC Touch HD in April 2009 and I didn't customize the phone in any way. I only installed some backupping software and TomTom.
Anyway, the phone tends to freeze a lot. Sometimes it works fine for a week straight and then it just starts freezing. What happens is that the screen stops responding, as well as all buttons. The only way to fix that is by removing the back case and press the Reset button or by removing the battery. The freezes got worse over the last days. After a reset the phone sometimes already freezes before I can even enter my SIM card password.
It started freezing last year, but it seems to be getting worse now. I already tried a hard (full) reset, but that didn't solve the problem. Anyway, I found this after I removed the battery today: see attachment.
One of the 3 copper terminals is bent down, so it might not touch the battery. It looks like this might cause my problems. I tried bending it back carefully, but no success yet. Does anyone have an idea what I can do? Is it actually possible that a bend terminal can cause freezes?
Hoppah

i started having a similar problem yesterday, it gets worse if when I access the storage card and just locks up.
can anyone offer advise

The storage cards have been known to dramatically reduce the stability of these phones... I think I am at that stage (again) too...
My procedure, that's worked before, is:
- remove storage card from phone, put it in a adapter / USB/Flash port and connect to a Windows PC.
- Back-up required files to PC
- Open "My Computer" and right click on the removable drive (containing your SD), choose "Format"
- Make sure you select FAT file system over NTFS if offered the choice.
- Reinstate backed up files and try back in your phone.
Be careful when teasing that battery terminal, on different phones I've tried to re-allign the little brass terminals and snapped it from the tiny solder joint inside the case, despite it still being attached to the case... First I knew was the phone went from charging poorly, to not even powering up....

SD card warning

I made the mistake of popping the memory card out while it was turned on. I figured it wouldn't be a huge deal and I could reboot the phone after putting it back in. Well needless to say I was wrong. It's pretty much a factory reset phone now and doesn't recognize the sd card.
It even says the total storage available is 15.73 MB. I just did a factory reset from the about menu and the same thing. Not sure what to make of this, but will report back if I can get it going again.

ryotgz said:
I made the mistake of popping the memory card out while it was turned on. I figured it wouldn't be a huge deal and I could reboot the phone after putting it back in. Well needless to say I was wrong. It's pretty much a factory reset phone now and doesn't recognize the sd card.
It even says the total storage available is 15.73 MB. I just did a factory reset from the about menu and the same thing. Not sure what to make of this, but will report back if I can get it going again.
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Might try the "Volume down" key;camera and power button at same time..... this might be a more dramatic "Hard reset" Keep us informed....

pigue said:
Might try the "Volume down" key;camera and power button at same time..... this might be a more dramatic "Hard reset" Keep us informed....
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I saw that in the quick start guide right before you posted it. I tried it with the memory card inserted and no luck. I tried it without the memory and it worked. Then I had to do it again after inserting the memory card and I'm back to 22.15GB. Selecting "reset phone" from the about menu did not work with the memory in OR out. So yes, that method must be a little more "dramatic".
Moral of the story: Do like the instructions say, Do NOT remove the memory card while it's turned on or turn it on without it in the phone. I guess there's always one person who has to figure this out for everyone else
I still think it's weird it reported 15.73MB of total storage...

Thanks for the lesson!

Glad I could take one for the team. Now to get everything reinstalled and setup

ryotgz said:
I saw that in the quick start guide right before you posted it. I tried it with the memory card inserted and no luck. I tried it without the memory and it worked. Then I had to do it again after inserting the memory card and I'm back to 22.15GB. Selecting "reset phone" from the about menu did not work with the memory in OR out. So yes, that method must be a little more "dramatic".
Moral of the story: Do like the instructions say, Do NOT remove the memory card while it's turned on or turn it on without it in the phone. I guess there's always one person who has to figure this out for everyone else
I still think it's weird it reported 15.73MB of total storage...
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So is that key combination (volume down key, camera and power button) a hard reset?
Just want to know so I can add it to the wiki

the_scotsman said:
So is that key combination (volume down key, camera and power button) a hard reset?
Just want to know so I can add it to the wiki
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Yes, that's correct.

Well I did a soft reset with the sd still in and never removed. Back to 15.73 MB total storage and no settings or apps saved. This appears to be why AT&T says not to use an SD card yet...

I too suffered total memory loss by powering down the phone. only hard reset worked.
Also, when I followed the quick setup guide first time I got " (Download Screen!) Don't turn off may take up to 10 minutes."
I let it run for 30 before finding more specific directions on AT&T forums.
http://www.wireless.att.com/support/tutorials.do?tutorialsCategory=Getting+Started&tutorialId=877530&deviceId=12630

thanks for advice and link

Not only is my 16GB not cooperating with the phone/OS, it is not detected by the PC, can't even reformat it. Any suggestions on force detection/formating? Other wise I have to hope for a update to allow my memory to work. The phone is still able to reformat the flash, gives me around 22.8GB available storage. But if it shuts down it deletes everything, goes to about 15GB available storage.
*Also, Netflix, Youtube, Zune all had errors after first hard reset with the memory inserted. Would't play video.

Apparently the same issue here learning the hard way as well. Ordered a Transcend 8gb microSDHC class 6 card from Amazon (excellent reviews) to have in time for the Windows Phone 7 launch.
Purchased my Samsung Focus yesterday at 9am sharp when they opened the doors, installed the card in the phone before we did the first power up to ensure I wouldn't have to set up things twice (doing a reset or hard reset), not reading the instructions we went on to setup everything including my live account, Facebook, e-mail accounts (exchange, gmail), and downloading apps from the marketplace. Only at lunch 4 hours late I discover under settings, about phone I only have 7.46gb of storage space (meaning the card wasn't setup).
Read the manual at this point and did the full hard reset (volume -, camera, power button) which prompted me to hit the windows key twice to perform hard format / reset. Phone booted with the welcome screen and all the prompts again, went to check under settings, about phone and saw to my relief 14.46gb of storage space meanings all was well. Started reloading everything, set up everything, installed a ton of apps and got everything pretty good. Figured with battery low I would turn the thing off and do a full charge overnight (bad idea).
The simple power down (goodbye! screen) seemed innocent at the time until i decided to boot my phone back up only to have nothing and all my apps missing. Checked settings and about phone only to find 15.36mb of storage or something like that! Ended up doing a reset under the settings followed by a hard format / reset again to bring myself back to a factory welcome screen and 14.46gb of storage under settings about phone.
Since settings back up I'm afraid to power down until we find out the issue behind this. I don't think it's due to "incompatible" microSDHC cards as they are all the same things (class variances) and this card was bought brand new packaged from Amazon (with excellent reviews might I add) so that rules out the Chinese knock off eBay microSD card.
Hopefully we'll see an OTA fix for this or something, my friend "says" he doesn't have any issues with his Sandisk 32gb class 2 microSDHC that he bought at the ATT store with the phone. He "says" he's powered it down multiple times without losing anything or any other weird oddities though I'm not sure he initialized the card before he powered it up and down.

TheMarkness said:
Hopefully we'll see an OTA fix for this or something, my friend "says" he doesn't have any issues with his Sandisk 32gb class 2 microSDHC that he bought at the ATT store with the phone. He "says" he's powered it down multiple times without losing anything or any other weird oddities though I'm not sure he initialized the card before he powered it up and down.
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I've tried three different cards and all of them give me the same result. After a reset I lose everything and have to hard reset again.

ryotgz said:
I've tried three different cards and all of them give me the same result. After a reset I lose everything and have to hard reset again.
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All different brands as well? I can strike this Transcend, his is a Sandisk. I'm going to have him power it down with the power button and turn it back on after work today to see if his loses everything. I really hope there is some fix in the works that doesn't require you to shutdown or change something resulting in setting everything back up yet again lol.

TheMarkness said:
All different brands as well? I can strike this Transcend, his is a Sandisk. I'm going to have him power it down with the power button and turn it back on after work today to see if his loses everything. I really hope there is some fix in the works that doesn't require you to shutdown or change something resulting in setting everything back up yet again lol.
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Two of them are A-data and the other is a kingston.

ryotgz said:
Two of them are A-data and the other is a kingston.
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Well just had my friend call me back after getting ATT to add back his messaging plan (the turned off his text messaging, explains why he wasn't replying to texts lol). After making the changes on his account he had to turn the phone off and back on, no issues came right back up with all his goodies, reading about 40gb of storage (he bought a 32gb class 2 SanDisk right there at the ATT store).
So apparently these things are very very picky with cards? idk.

AT&T rep had me walk through the setup at the store when I bought it. I didn't have the microsd card with me so I installed it when I got home (Kingston 16 GB Class 4). After powering on the phone it didn't see the card. I completed a reset in the Settings and About. After the it worked. I never completed a full hard reset (volume -, camera, power button). I have turned it off and on several times. Wonder if that is anything?? Just need to complete the reset and not the full reset. Also mine was brand new too.

TheMarkness said:
All different brands as well? I can strike this Transcend, his is a Sandisk. I'm going to have him power it down with the power button and turn it back on after work today to see if his loses everything. I really hope there is some fix in the works that doesn't require you to shutdown or change something resulting in setting everything back up yet again lol.
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I'm sure we will all lose everything in conjunction with the fix, whatever it is. Small price to pay to have our phones working 100% as we want them.

Well my friends Focus with the Sandisk 32Gb class 2 card he got from the ATT store just went blank. He said he phone locked up on him, upon restart he said everything was gone (all 25gb of synced music!).
So honestly I say listen to Microsoft and go no SD card until there is a fix/patch along with a compatible card list.

Update: friend powered off the phone and reseated his micro sd card and it seems all is well now though his contacts are missing information like its not updating or populating right. His phone did show "15mb" under storage when it was blanked like everyone else.
Update 2: looks like it unlinked all his contacts from Google and Facebook, strange strange. Not worth the storage space to me if its hit or miss right now, works one minute then boom your reseating your sd card and fiddling.

Interesting microSD Card: You want to read this!

Some things I have discovered about the DVP:
If you turn the dvp off and pull the microSd card out and start the phone back up then:
1. The phone will still work 100% without the microSD card. It just won’t remember anything after a reboot. This includes settings, typed words, etc.
2. If you take the microsd card out and do a hard reset, the phone won’t go through the normal setup. It will boot straight into WP7 without any tmobile customization. You basically get the Vanila version of WP7- complete stock.
3. Somehow after removing the microsd card, I was able to get web2go to work for a quick second loading up desktop google.com- after that, no other pages worked. I was forced to the page telling me to upgrade. No go on Web2Go here.
Removal of the sd card isn’t just some regular sticker you can put back on after you’re done. It’s some kind of painted sticker that shreds – think of it like a broken Christmas ornament where the paint is stripped. You bend the sticker, the stickers’ paint cracks.
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Edit: after poking around a little more ive discovered:
1. DVP does not need a microSd card at all to be 100% functional. It operates without one completely fine in terms of performance, speed, etc.
This was how I tested it:
a. Put mSD card in.
b. Hard rest (factory reset under settings) the device
c. When the device restarts and goes to the blackout/dead screen, remove the battery
d. Pull the mSD card out.
e. Put battery back in
f. Push and hold power button to turn on and allow device to complete the hard reset.
It will begin with the full setup WP7 installation. All tmobile apps will be restored. Everything is the same except that no microSD card will be present; I have found this to not be hindering anything as far as my testing goes. Everything works including data, wifi and calls. Im pretty sure music storage would be a problem, but I didn’t test downloading more than 2 songs in market.
The microSD card is just storage. The device works 100% without it. Yes eventually you’ll be hindered by the amount of stuff you can put on the dvp, still that is a storage problem.
I have no knowledge how the dvp integrates with the sd card. But I guess it must be important since we aren’t to remove it.
BTW, after removal of the mSD card from the DVP, my computer can’t seem to recognize it. I can’t even format it since it can’t be detected. It’s so odd. I’ll try to dig more to see if I can make the mSD card useful in some other way.
Let me know what you guys think.

More Interesting things:
Without the microSd card, the device reports
405.03MB total
336.96MB Available
if my math is correct,
68.28MB is used to install the entire WP7 OS + some tmobile apps.
How cool!
What i dont understand is if there is internal storage (its obviously not RAM since it can now remember things after a reboot), why doesnt dell use it to store the OS and use microSD card to store apps, music, etc.??

That's awesome and gives us more hope for further digging. Were you able to use the device as storage device with the reg tweaks and see the folders? If so, how much capacity does Windows drive property show?

to get that sd card to show up on computer just format it using a dumb nokia phone

lemonspeakers said:
More Interesting things:
Without the microSd card, the device reports
405.03MB total
336.96MB Available
if my math is correct,
68.28MB is used to install the entire WP7 OS + some tmobile apps.
How cool!
What i dont understand is if there is internal storage (its obviously not RAM since it can now remember things after a reboot), why doesnt dell use it to store the OS and use microSD card to store apps, music, etc.??
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The OS is probably stored in ROM. Interestingly, the DVP is listed by phonearena.com as having 1GM of ROM, which is more than almost all other WP7 devices currently released. Of course, you have to take those specs with a grain of salt since phonearena.com also lists RAM as 512MB.

@notebookgrail,
you're gonna have to link me to the registry tweaks. id love to check it out!

ft55555 said:
The OS is probably stored in ROM. Interestingly, the DVP is listed by phonearena.com as having 1GM of ROM, which is more than almost all other WP7 devices currently released. Of course, you have to take those specs with a grain of salt since phonearena.com also lists RAM as 512MB.
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It is early in the life of this OS, so EVERYTHING needs salt. The DVP may indeed have 512MB of RAM; this hasn't been conclusively disproven.

lemonspeakers said:
@notebookgrail,
you're gonna have to link me to the registry tweaks. id love to check it out!
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http://blogs.technet.com/b/juanand/...ying-with-windows-phone-7-as-usb-storage.aspx

we need to find out how to use hardware buttons to do hard reset; if you are unlucky like me, when you replaced the sdcard and it went bad, there is no way for you to pop another card in and do hard reset on that card
htc and samsung phones all have a bootloader hard reset menu accessible during boot via combination of key presses, hopefully venue pro does have one

try holding down the camera button + volume down button then press power.

bbowman said:
try holding down the camera button + volume down button then press power.
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doesnt work. it will tell you to plug ur phone into usb + computer. The only way to exit that screen is to remove battery.

bbowman said:
try holding down the camera button + volume down button then press power.
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would you try it yourself before making such suggestion? i did every possible key combination with the volume and camera keys, all come up empty... and i really wish i dont need to do so for the qwerty keyboard

theclueless said:
would you try it yourself before making such suggestion? i did every possible key combination with the volume and camera keys, all come up empty... and i really wish i dont need to do so for the qwerty keyboard
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when I do that button combo on my DVP I see a "plug the phone into your PC" graphic. when I do so, Zune pops up and give me an error message (related to another issue) that it is unable to restore my phone. It looks like somehow Zune has an important role in performing the hardware master reset.
You don't see anything like this?

bbowman said:
when I do that button combo on my DVP I see a "plug the phone into your PC" graphic. when I do so, Zune pops up and give me an error message (related to another issue) that it is unable to restore my phone. It looks like somehow Zune has an important role in performing the hardware master reset.
You don't see anything like this?
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thats not the hard reset menu. htc has the bootloader option to perform factory reset in the case of the OS would not bootup, and also the option to connect the device to pc to perform restore (venue pro has this)
but since zune does not allow backup, the restore option is useless

If you set up your phone with a windows live account it gives you the option to remotely send a command erase your phone data and reset to factory defaults.

You need a windows live account and go to the windows live home screen.
mouseover "windows live" in the top left, then>devices>find this phone>erase

sureloch said:
You need a windows live account and go to the windows live home screen.
mouseover "windows live" in the top left, then>devices>find this phone>erase
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again, you need the phone to be functional to use this feature
im talking about device hangs at boot or boot looping, that requires hard reset without the OS being functional

theclueless said:
again, you need the phone to be functional to use this feature
im talking about device hangs at boot or boot looping, that requires hard reset without the OS being functional
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Ok, I didn't realize you had that serious of a problem. For some reason I thought you were trying to initialize a new sd card. The reset key combo will come out eventually.

sureloch said:
Ok, I didn't realize you had that serious of a problem. For some reason I thought you were trying to initialize a new sd card. The reset key combo will come out eventually.
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i was able to initiate the 32gb card using the setting->about->reset method when i first got the phone.
after a couple random crashes, the last time it was functional i was browsing the web, then the phone seemed hanged, then kicked me right back to the metro screen, but the phone no longer recognize the sdcard on the about screen; after reboot the phone got stuck on dell screen and would not startup, so i switch back to the original 8gb card, did not work either (boot-loop)
i pulled the card out, and it booted fine without any addition apps, and i try to initiate a reset, pulled battery, insert card, exact same symptoms with respected sdcards

theclueless said:
i was able to initiate the 32gb card using the setting->about->reset method when i first got the phone.
after a couple random crashes, the last time it was functional i was browsing the web, then the phone seemed hanged, then kicked me right back to the metro screen, but the phone no longer recognize the sdcard on the about screen; after reboot the phone got stuck on dell screen and would not startup, so i switch back to the original 8gb card, did not work either (boot-loop)
i pulled the card out, and it booted fine without any addition apps, and i try to initiate a reset, pulled battery, insert card, exact same symptoms with respected sdcards
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I was under the impression that on e a card was initiated it could not be used again in another device...though I did read something about formatting on a Symbian device. When you pull the card that is crashing did you try to restart the device with no card? Try it. After that shut down and put the original card back in

Focus battery issue

Sorry if this has been addressed, but I haven't seen it anywhere.
Got my Focus just under two weeks ago. Added an SD card, no issues before nor after the SD "fix."Starting yesterday my phone started randomly turning off. NOT resetting, as no data was lost, and it turned right back on.
I'm fairly certain its due to minor jarring, and is therefore a battery connection issue. I'm going to go ask for a new battery at the ATT store and try that before asking for a whole new phone.
I'm curious if anyone else has experienced this. Also, if I got a new Focus, can it reformat my SD card, or is it locked to the specific phone?
Thanks guys.

its your sd card.... even though there is no data lost the turning off and back on is it rebooting ... you need to try a card thats been working.... there is a nice list on here or just buy a samsung one..
you can try a format and try the card again but theres a good chance it will happen again...btw what sd is it?

16 GB Sandisk, class 4. It doesn't turn back on on its own, though. I manually turn it back on. Kind of like if I did a battery pull, it would shut off and I'd have to manually turn it on.

Pull the card, leave it out and format... If the condition continues then its the phone, but I'm betting it will work fine.. Here's to hoping. It is strange but certain sd cards give this phone fits... the format is power off. Press n hold vol down,camera,and then power. Keep all pressed till you see the format screen pop up... Hope this helps...

Well, I put in one of those Samsung cards in from that ebay seller, and next day got a similar turn off, so I'm gonna say it's the phone.
If I switch it out in-store, can another Focus reformat the card, or am I gonna have to borrow one of their Nokias?

Your Focus randomly shuts down or reboot?
Captivate had random shutdown issue, wish it's not on Focus.

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Your Focus randomly shuts down or reboot?
Captivate had random shutdown issue, wish it's not on Focus.
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Shuts down, have to manually turn on. No loss of data.
And I've reproduced it by setting it down on a hard surface multiple times, so bumps seem to be jarring something.

when you get your new phone just plug in the sd card and do the format.... it will set the card up in that phone.

kawgirlval69 said:
when you get your new phone just plug in the sd card and do the format.... it will set the card up in that phone.
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LOL I found this out after I was told ATT doesn't even sell Symbian phones. Good to know.

So did exchanging the phone solve your problem? I have 16gb SD card (sandisk class 2) it was working fine for the first two month, but last month the phone start to randomly reset about once a day. I took out the sdcard and battery reseated them both (not resetting data) and it seems to work fine for about 2 weeks (may be one random reboot once) but last few days the phone would reboot everytime I set it down on hard surface. It doesn't do it all the time but do it enough to be annoying.
I really don't want to exchange the phone unless I have to.

antiquegamer said:
So did exchanging the phone solve your problem? I have 16gb SD card (sandisk class 2) it was working fine for the first two month, but last month the phone start to randomly reset about once a day. I took out the sdcard and battery reseated them both (not resetting data) and it seems to work fine for about 2 weeks (may be one random reboot once) but last few days the phone would reboot everytime I set it down on hard surface. It doesn't do it all the time but do it enough to be annoying.
I really don't want to exchange the phone unless I have to.
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If by reboot you mean it just turns off, then that's what I was experiencing. I changed SD cards and it came back the next day.
I just switched phones today and haven't seen it yet, but I'll get back to ya in a week. Switching phones wasnt too big of a hassle for me, though, so you might just try that now while you're in your 30 days.
If it keeps happening, I don't know what phone I'll switch to. Shouldn't have jumped on that Zune 12 mo pass just yet.