I'm having trouble charging my device.
For some reason, after updating to the new 3.2.1 my tablet win not charge either from the adapter, usb pc connection.
Tried rebooting to no avail.
Globespy said:
I'm having trouble charging my device.
For some reason, after updating to the new 3.2.1 my tablet win not charge either from the adapter, usb pc connection.
Tried rebooting to no avail.
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I don't think this has anything to do with the update. Mine updated and charges ok.
I did however have a problem charging once (before the update) and I searched the web for solutions. I think you will find it's a problem with the mains charger. It overheats and the thermal cut-out fails to reset. As mad as it sounds the solution is to pop the charger in a plastic bag and pop it in the freezer for 30 minutes. It worked for me and countless others and is worth a try.
Good luck though.
had same issue. seems my charger was not well seated with the clip on plug.
Non issue
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I don't think this has anything to do with the update. Mine updated and charges ok.
I did however have a problem charging once (before the update) and I searched the web for solutions. I think you will find it's a problem with the mains charger. It overheats and the thermal cut-out fails to reset. As mad as it sounds the solution is to pop the charger in a plastic bag and pop it in the freezer for 30 minutes. It worked for me and countless others and is worth a try.
Good luck though.
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gotta try this.mine already can't charge about 1 month ago.
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I don't think this has anything to do with the update. Mine updated and charges ok.
I did however have a problem charging once (before the update) and I searched the web for solutions. I think you will find it's a problem with the mains charger. It overheats and the thermal cut-out fails to reset. As mad as it sounds the solution is to pop the charger in a plastic bag and pop it in the freezer for 30 minutes. It worked for me and countless others and is worth a try.
Good luck though.
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Wow! I tried to google search on unable to charge after updates, but could not find any meaningful matches.
I will try this fridge trick, although it's another example that asus really rushed this entire project out! We have been beta testing an unfinished product.... But I guess that's the norm these days.
Thanks!
I find that sine the latest update, the battery drains faster and I have to plug it in and out a couple of times until I see that it's charging..Also, all of a suddent the touchpad (not the keys) will wake up the tablet when it's docked
fldude99 said:
I find that sine the latest update, the battery drains faster and I have to plug it in and out a couple of times until I see that it's charging..Also, all of a suddent the touchpad (not the keys) will wake up the tablet when it's docked
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The touch pad will not wake up the tablet if you turn wifi of MANUALY before putting the tablet in sleep mode !
It's how I fixed it, waiting for Asus to fix it
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The touch pad will not wake up the tablet if you turn wifi of MANUALY before putting the tablet in sleep mode !
It's how I fixed it, waiting for Asus to fix it
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Hmmm..I tried that but the touchpad still turns on the screen
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Hmmm..I tried that but the touchpad still turns on the screen
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If it bothers you then you can always disable the touchpad... I'm still on 3.2 but the touchpad always intefered with my typing so I have it disabled by default.
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Same problem for me :-( I found that a reboot will solve this until it happens again. Need ASUS to fix.
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Hopefully yes, a reboot fix the situation. Today, i'm trying to not disabled the wifi (or, turn wifi off manually each time), and i'll see if the USB/SD disconnet again !
BuPe said:
If it bothers you then you can always disable the touchpad... I'm still on 3.2 but the touchpad always intefered with my typing so I have it disabled by default.
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It's not really a bother, but it shouldn't happen. Turns out the tablet, with the new 3.2.1 update is not able to sleep. I think it's something to do with the new wifi "improvement". Using cpuspy, the tablet is not sleeping at all unless I manually turn off wifi and reboot. This needs to be looked into and corrected by Asus, unless I'm incorrect or have an isolated incident.
no, it's note an isolated incident, i have approximatly the same situation here !
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no, it's note an isolated incident, i have approximatly the same situation here !
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Thanks for the feedback! It's annoying but not life changing
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It's not really a bother, but it shouldn't happen. Turns out the tablet, with the new 3.2.1 update is not able to sleep. I think it's something to do with the new wifi "improvement". Using cpuspy, the tablet is not sleeping at all unless I manually turn off wifi and reboot. This needs to be looked into and corrected by Asus, unless I'm incorrect or have an isolated incident.
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Not the case for me. I had all sorts of sleep/reboot issues with 3.2 (using custom roms and kernels), and nothing resolved them other than a complete return back to stock with a full bios wipe.
Since updating to 3.2.1 and then to Prime 2.01 (sticking with stock kernel), my tablet is turning wifi off when the screen goes off, and is going into deep sleep as evidenced by the fact that it is only using around 2% over 9 hours while not being used. I was concerned that like others I would have sleep/reboot issues when docked as this seems to be a problem, but tested that issue last night and when I checked today after not using it for 10 hours, no reboots, no ramdump.log and battery life used was minimal in line with deep sleep.
I truly believe that the solution to all these issues is to completely return to stock - including the part where after you have removed CWM (if you have it), you start the tablet holding down power and up to enter the asus startup mode and then select the option that wipes everything. But YMMV....
As for my original issue when I started this thread, it turned out the charging issue was indeed a problem with the charger overheating as pointed out by another member (THANKS), as a quick 30 minutes in the freezer seemed to reset the internal thermostat. From now on I unplug when not using the charger.
^^^ That's cool that yours is under control, but mine is stock, unrooted. Don't really have the inclination or motivation to root this thing..But it appears that it is a definite issue for stock, unrooted Transformers, judging by response
Same here, stock, unroot ! But I prefer waiting for Asus inseed of turning back to custom ROM...
Globespy said:
I'm having trouble charging my device.
For some reason, after updating to the new 3.2.1 my tablet win not charge either from the adapter, usb pc connection.
Tried rebooting to no avail.
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Solution to this is unplug your transformer, keep it as tablet only, press and hold the power button for over 30 seconds, plug in and then switch on.
Worked for me Asus says the issue is a static build up on the device with having external devices plugged in, like hard drives, not sure if thats accurate, but the fix has been solid for me!
My Tablet and Dock have the same issue since the last OTA, charge doesn't works. PLIZ ASUS FIX THIS ISSUE !
8-10 in the freezer and my tablet off for those 10 mins worked for me.
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This has been happening to me more and more lately.
In the morning I grab my Iconia and take it off charge and the device freezes on the lock screen. I have to hold down the power button to turn it off and then turn it on again. It's happened 3 of the last 4 days. It never happened before the OTA update either. Sometimes it freezes with the screen on and when I next go to use it the battery has taken a hit. Today it froze but if I pressed the power button it asked if i wanted to shut down, but the touchscreen was unresponsive. Is anyone else getting this?
This has happened to me a lot, too. I have rooted the device and changed the wpa_supplicant file, but that is all. I'm considering returning it because my first experience with android is proving to be a major disappoitment.
just letting you know that this bug has nothing to do with you plug/unplug the charger...etc
it happened when the device is left in standby for a long time...
only some reported it... some do not have this bug...etc ( with so many different build # out there... can't really troubleshoot since people are allover the map with different build # )
things might iron out with new updates...etc
one of the "workaround" I heard/read was to disable the screen lock/password ...etc
worth a shot
Having this issue myself. I feel it's also just coincidence with the charging, it's likely just after the device being in stand by for so long.
Some times it'll turn on for a minute, then if I don't touch the screen for about 30 seconds it freezes and won't respond.
This issue didn't start until after the update.
This happens to me too
In fact every morning now since the update.
I plug it in when i go to sleep and in the morning i unplug it, unlock it and open an app and it freezes. Today i read an email in k9 and then opened tapatalk and it froze.
But i just got that problem in the morning, never had it during the day.
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I've had the same issue since and OTA update at the end of last week. I can't find any consistency in when it does it though.
Ever since the update i had from 1.104 - 1.139.05_com_gen1 if i leave the tablet in standby by the morning it will not wake from sleep.
Not a real issue as i just power down instead of sleep now but an irritation caused by the update.
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Well guys I had the issue before the update when I was on 1.104.05_com_gen1. Now I'm on 1.141.07 issue is still there but a quick reboot fixes it for the day. I would just say give Acer time and hey you have a 1yr mfg. If they don't fix it in the original builds exchange it down the road for a newer one.
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Come'on Acer, this is a issue that should have been fixed before releasing the tablet.
I for one will never buy an Acer again, but hey, we all make mistakes.
For an additional data point
I also have this issue and it happened for me both before and after the OTA update. If this doesn't get fixed soon by Acer, I'm going to be massively pissed off since I'm beyond the time where I can return it
This looks to me pretty similar to the Sleep Of Death problem that plagues a lot of Transformers.
If you leave the tablet go to stand by, and it is not connected to the charger, you may be forced to power off the device (keep power pushed for several seconds to shut it down, then power on again).
I was hoping the Acer didn't show this problem, but it seems it has something to be with honeycomb rather than hardware itself.
On the TF subforum there are lot of ideas: low voltage to keep the CPU working while in suspend seems to be the more appropiate one.
Regards.
This morning it did not hang but it restarted itself.
Unplugged charger, opened facebook app, read a message and bam restart
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This morning no hanging or restarting. At least not yet.
But i didnt charge it over night
This could be a coincidence
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Every couple of days I'll have this problem - I always plug the tablet in to charge overnight and use both Gentle Alarm app followed by an alarm from the standard clock app. I can shut off both alarms with no problems, but when I later pick up the tablet for my morning web stuff, sometimes the tablet freezes on about the 4th or 5th "touch" action after I've unplugged it. Have to turn it off to fix.
Happening more and more frequently for me. Was once a day after update but happening every few hours now. Does not matter if its on charge or not.
Love the a500 and will wait before giving up on this but it is becoming a pain as reboot takes a little while.
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Mine happens on the unplug. How do I know? The screen time is when I unplugged it, it will just stay that way forever, unless I reboot it.
Any luck on finding a solution for this issue.
Hey guys,
My Transformer took it's second "sleep of death" early Saturday and it is still in its "coma" state.
It won't turn on or respond to any buttons. Should I contact ASUS about this problem? Any tips on bringing it back to life?
Thanks
Don't have one, but everybody does the same: keep power pressed for several seconds, so the tablet will power off, then power it on again.
Check this forum and the development one, and you will see several threads for the SOD problem. You can turn it on again, but it seems that, right now, there is no failproof method for keeping the tablet to lock while in standby. Well, it seems it doesn't happen if you have the tablet plugged to the charger while in stand by.
Anyway, as I told you, check other posts to see what the people are trying / suffering.
Regards.
If you have it in the keyboard dock I would remove it. Then press the power button in for several seconds.
Did it do that overnight whilst docked? Mine did that There is a known issue with the dock discharging overnight when connected to the tablet. I think Asus are working on a firmware fix for that.
idlefrog said:
If you have it in the keyboard dock I would remove it. Then press the power button in for several seconds.
Did it do that overnight whilst docked? Mine did that There is a known issue with the dock discharging overnight when connected to the tablet. I think Asus are working on a firmware fix for that.
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No I don't have the keyboard.
It has happened twice to me and it's always after charging the device (so far).
I woke it up earlier tonight. It charged fully on Saturday, and was completely dead today. This is probably not too good of an issue...
Only true lives kiss can wake the sleeping transformer from it's unnatural slumber.
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No I don't have the keyboard.
It has happened twice to me and it's always after charging the device (so far).
I woke it up earlier tonight. It charged fully on Saturday, and was completely dead today. This is probably not too good of an issue...
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did you ever succeed to wake it up? if yes how? whatever i did didn't work....
My original generation Tablet updated to ICS yesterday morning. The unit is 100% stock, no rooting, etc. ICS seemed to work well, and I used it a few times with no issue, but this morning I put it into sleep mode for about 2 hours and now it refuses to do anything but flash the ee Pad opening screen up over and over. I tried removing the microSD card, pushing the power button for >30 seconds, plugging it into the AC adapter, attaching it to the fully charged dock, plugging the dock into power - nothing works. The only problem I've ever had with the unit was the power button breaking at the start, which was repaired after being RMA'd to Asus. This may just be a coincidence but I'm wondering if anyone else has had this happen? Also, any ideas on what else I could possibly try before calling Asus and getting an RMA? This is getting to be a bit insane. I have multiple other gadgets including a NookColor, iPad, Acer W500, etc. and I have never had a piece of electrical equipment give me as much problem as this Asus. Hopefully this is just a lemon and not an indication of their general build quality!
I have the same problem. Stock version.
add me to the list!
completely stock. updated successfully to ICS yesterday.
it booted ok this morning but then i got a forced-reboot in opera -- while viewing this forum, ironically -- and since then no boot. it stays stuck on the EeePad splash loading screen.
i've tried docking it, charging it, booting while plugged-in etc. nothing works.
where to now? can i force a factory reset using some key combination?
EDIT: SUCCESS! phew! i finally got it to boot by holding the power button in for 10s on the stuck splash screen. the battery on the TF was very low (it seemed to discharge very fast last night on standby --wifi off -- that's another issue) so perhaps that was it (strange though as it's docked, and the dock is fully-charged). i'm going to do a factory reset today and re-install everything.
Same problem in my transformer
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We are hosed. At this point I have to believe that it is the update, although I guess it is possible that it is an interaction between ICS and some app that the other posters and I have.. I don't have anything unusual on it though, just the Asus stuff, one note, netflix, pandora, that type of stuff. I called the wonderful Asus support number which basically had me do what I had done before, plus trying the reset (small pin hole next to the hdmi out) three times - no help again. I also tried to see if my laptop would see it - no go. Now it's RMA time once again. This probably isn't the time for it but if someone wants to buy a 32gb 40 series Transformer with dock and case nows the time to make me an offer. As soon as I get it back this puppy is going onto eBay. It may just be a lemon, bad luck etc. but having to RMA an item twice that barely gets any use has just turned me off Asus. By the way, the power was about 60% when it went into sleep mode and it just stayed on sleep for about 2-3 hours, so if the battery drain is that huge in sleep mode there's a massive problem.
Same problem here after a few hours of sleep. Asus logo flashing on and off. Power and vol down til reboot worked. Battery really took a hit.
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We are hosed. At this point I have to believe that it is the update, although I guess it is possible that it is an interaction between ICS and some app that the other posters and I have.. I don't have anything unusual on it though, just the Asus stuff, one note, netflix, pandora, that type of stuff. I called the wonderful Asus support number which basically had me do what I had done before, plus trying the reset (small pin hole next to the hdmi out) three times - no help again. I also tried to see if my laptop would see it - no go. Now it's RMA time once again. This probably isn't the time for it but if someone wants to buy a 32gb 40 series Transformer with dock and case nows the time to make me an offer. As soon as I get it back this puppy is going onto eBay. It may just be a lemon, bad luck etc. but having to RMA an item twice that barely gets any use has just turned me off Asus. By the way, the power was about 60% when it went into sleep mode and it just stayed on sleep for about 2-3 hours, so if the battery drain is that huge in sleep mode there's a massive problem.
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That's not a reset switch... that hole is for the microphone.
That's hilarious! That's what the "service rep" told me it was and he had me push in there 3 times - even though I couldn't feel any "switch" in there! Now on top of a dead unit (after the power died it simply won't respond even though I recharged it in the hopes that it would start up again) the mike is probably busted. No big deal, the RMA is already set up, but this thing is spending more time at the Texas repair center than it is being used!
Before you RMA give this a try.
Go to the Asus download site ( http://www.asus.com/Eee/Eee_Pad/Eee_Pad_Transformer_TF101/#download ) and download the latest firmware (8.6.5.21) for your region(WW US TW ). If you dont see your country there it is probably WW.
Take this file and unzip it on your computer.
Copy the ASUS directory to a Microsd card
Take the file in the /asus/update folder and copy it to the root directory of your microsd
Rename the file(update launcher) in the root of your microsd to EP101_SDUPDATE
insert microsd to tab and reboot to recovery (power and volume down wait till you see words in the top left corner and press volume up)
Give this a try. maybe it will help get you back working ( athough it will be in honeycomb)
you can then try to update again( if you want)
Sorry if i double posted (browser is a little wierd still)
It's. The One Note app. MS is trying to sabotage. Hahaha
Updated yesterday, used it pretty much all day. Woke up this morning.. bricked. fml
Same boat
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Updated yesterday, used it pretty much all day. Woke up this morning.. bricked. fml
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Did you get it to boot? I'm in the same boat updated to ICS, all stock. Used it till drained and the screen hasn't woken up since. Recognized in both ADB and APX modes. It's been sitting pretty on the charger for more than 24hrs and tried all possible power button combinations..
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Did you get it to boot? I'm in the same boat updated to ICS, all stock. Used it till drained and the screen hasn't woken up since. Recognized in both ADB and APX modes. It's been sitting pretty on the charger for more than 24hrs and tried all possible power button combinations..
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nope I sent it in for repair.
Just a quick update. When I got my Transformer back from RMA they had wiped out everything, put in a "factory fresh" ICS and it appeared to be working - since I was at work I did nothing whatsoever with it except make sure it could connect to wifi, I did not enter my google account, install any apps, etc. - totally stock system. I noticed that the power level was at 75%. I turned it off totally (not sleep). When I got home four hours later I tried to turn it on - dead. Tried all the usual stuff, plugging it in to the AC adaptor, power for 10, power for 30, power and volume down - zilch. Called Asus rep. and RMA's it AGAIN. I carefully included a long letter explaining that if they simply wiped and replaced it again could they please turn the thing off, leave it for an hour and try to turn it back on. Apparently no one in Texas reads these things, since I got an email from an Asus rep. saying they had found nothing wrong with it. I told him what was going on and he said he would pass it on to the repair center. That was over a week ago and it is still "in repair" so who knows what's going on. I've purchased a Samsung Tab and don't really care what happens with the Transformer (no offense, I know that many of you have been lucky with yours but mine has been so unrealiable that I no longer trust it for anything besides games) but I am curious as to what's going on here. Most units seem to just have random reboots or other problems, but can always be rebooted. A few like the ones on these threads however, seem to totally die.
Been on ICS from day one with no real issues. Last night the tablet had been on battery for a couple of days it had about 75% left. I was checking it to my Galaxy 10.1 and trying to figure why once in a while they woke to the lock screen for no reason. I check the TF as my son said he was unable to view youtube videos and found it working fine then I a game he had loaded and I put it to sleep. I woke this morning and the TF was dead. I tried to reboot but no go. I plugged it in and after a couple of minute it I was able to turn it on. Once on I unplugged and saw the battery had completely drained and the TF immidiately turned off. So I plugged it in again and its presently charging. Any clues?
Thats just the normal RR/SOD, which often causes the TF to get stuck in a bootloop, draining the battery.
Welcome to ICS.
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Thats just the normal RR/SOD, which often causes the TF to get stuck in a bootloop, draining the battery.
Welcome to ICS.
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Any way to fix that bootloop problem? It is intermittent for me when this happens however mine hasn't fully bricked (thank god)
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Any way to fix that bootloop problem?
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Yes, go back to Honeycomb
just got the email that theyre fedexing it back to me.. hopefully it wont brick again. i wish theyd include what the hell happened..
Wish you the best. After I told them what happened they've been "repairing" the unit for about 2 weeks - whereas the last time they had it in "repair" for a day before they sent it back. I think that a quick "repair" means that they reflash the unit, which in my case promptly rebricked the first time it was shut down. It'll be interesting to see what happens.
I was using my Nexus 7 til it hit about 15% and the battery alert came out. I turned it off, plugged into the charger and left it there overnight. The following night I took it out of my pouch only to realise that its very warm. I had to press on the power button for a good 10 seconds before it turned on, and when it booted up the battery had only 5% remaining, even though it was fully charged (I checked to make sure it was 100%) and was left OFF the entire day.
I encountered this before but thought I solved the issue after wiping the device and flashing CleanROM 3.0 without any custom kernels or tweaks. Looks like the issue is back, any idea what might be wrong? I hope it has nothing to do with the physical battery itself because that would be a pain. Other than this, the day to day battery life of the tablet and stability is pretty good.
BUMP
No one really? Im sure there are people who experienced this before.
My wife's phone does something very similar. Crashes, heats up and when she gets it back on the battery has taken an absolute hammering. Luckily it occurs only rarely and it appears that there are no long term consequences.
Cheers Danny
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My wife's phone does something very similar. Crashes, heats up and when she gets it back on the battery has taken an absolute hammering. Luckily it occurs only rarely and it appears that there are no long term consequences.
Cheers Danny
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What phone is she using? Is it rooted?
Anyway I think i figured out why, i happened to notice it by chance. After full charge, i plug it out and notice the screen is actually turned on even though the device isnt! The screen is just showing a plain blank screen, but you can tell its turned on, by looking at an angle. I had to manually force a shut down by holding the power button before it goes off, then the tablet automatically switches on. It seems that it only happens when i charge the tablet while its switched off, I wonder if it has anything to do with the bootloader (Im on 4.2.1) or the charger itself.
Galaxy s2 rooted, does not appear to be rom or kernel specific as it occurs with different combinations. Anyway good news you have at least identified the problem.
Cheers Danny
Sounds like it never charged. Why turn it off to charge it? Airplane mode is just as good.
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Galaxy s2 rooted, does not appear to be rom or kernel specific as it occurs with different combinations. Anyway good news you have at least identified the problem.
Cheers Danny
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If thats the case have you tried re-calibrating the battery? Sounds like its pretty messed up, thats what i'd do.
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Sounds like it never charged. Why turn it off to charge it? Airplane mode is just as good.
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It did charge because when i turned it back on it showed as 95%, the first 5% was drained because the screen was left "on" the whole time. I am beginning to suspect it is the case I use with the tablet. Its similar to those smart cases on the iPad where the screen auto ons/off when you flip or close the cover. I notice that even during the process of shutting the tablet down the flap still affects the screen off/on when i close it. A potential way of screwing up stuff. Next time I charge it turned off, I'll try removing the case entirely and see what happens.
Alright this time I turned the tablet off and left it to charge over night WITHOUT the casing and now it's working fine. No screen on or any heat whatsoever.
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Alright this time I turned the tablet off and left it to charge over night WITHOUT the casing and now it's working fine. No screen on or any heat whatsoever.
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Why are you turning it off to charge? Just plug it in and be done with it. I never turn any of my devices off - the only time my S2 has been off is to reboot to flash a new ROM. Never have any charging issues.
T
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Why are you turning it off to charge? Just plug it in and be done with it. I never turn any of my devices off - the only time my S2 has been off is to reboot to flash a new ROM. Never have any charging issues.
T
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Its just a habit i guess, and i always have the mentality that it makes a difference charging it while off
And its also good to reboot your phone once in a while, I usually do it once every 24 hours of use. Y'know, to flush out the RAM and OS so it can start anew. :highfive:
hello,
I've looked on several threads, but didnt find any similat thread so I'll start a new one.
I bought my TF300tg several days ago and the problem is that the keyboard dock doesn't work at all anymore.
In the morning the tablet detect it when I restarted the tablet docked, it said "docking connected" but the dock battery was 0% although it should be fully charged (I left the tablet and dock to charge togheter over night). So, I disconnected the dock and after this is not recognised anymore, no matter what I've tried (reboot with dock connected or disconnected and connected after, removing the sim card etc).
Another thing, when the tablet is docked it keeps random rebooting every few minutes.
Other times (maybe it's a related problem) the tablet freezed with black screen (it started 2-3 days ago) and it looks like is not powered on, but actually it's on and the only way to start it is to reset it by keeping the power button pressed for 10 secs.
I have the latest software updates and I'm on stock rom.
Thank you.
Well lets start of with a few questions. Has your tablet been dropped lately? Are you rooted? Have you tried to do a factory reset? Have you tried a cold reboot?
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Well lets start of with a few questions. Has your tablet been dropped lately? Are you rooted? Have you tried to do a factory reset? Have you tried a cold reboot?
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No, it didn't droped, no harm at all.
I have stock rom 4.1.1. latest version.
Cold boot with docking keyboard either pluged or not didn't solve the problem.
Either hard reset folowed by cold reset. Further more, when I first docked the tablet...it reseted itself..)
The tablet charges from docking keyboard.
I'm not the only one with this problem, I've seen similar posts on other sites, but none were answered.
PS: my girlfriend has the same tablet, I will see who's the culprit.
PPS: I've tested the docking keyboard with another TF300TG. It's not recognized either and my tablet recognize the other dock. So, it seem that my dock has a malfunction. Pretty strange, though.
Later Edit: Due to the fact that the docking station was in the 10 days return period, I've returned it and it was exchanged for free.