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Old 04-07-2009, 11:54 AM
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Default Re: Touch Pro not turning on

“ Originally Posted by raboom View Post

Hi. I am having an issue from time to time with my touch pro from sprint and was wondering if anyone else has experienced the problem that I am having. Every once in a while (about twice a week) I will take my phone off the charger and the light that shows it is charging continues to stay on permanently and the phone will not turn on or do anything. The only thing I can do is take out the battery and put it back on and power it on again. Not a great thing when this is my work phone and need access to calls all the time.

Any thoughts or solutions?? Anyone else having this issue??

Thanks!!
really... you have to physical pull the battery... a soft reset wouldnt work? Id say try hard reseting or flashing a different rom... and try not to install to many apps... take your time and monitor your devices response to the apps you install, because its sounding like a conflict is just freezing it up... maybe between active sync and something else like sensor scroll or some messageing app? Its more than likly its an apps that access the slight sensor, but it could be any app just freezing ur device when tether... also if it happens again, try a simple soft reset, a less time, and basically will do the same as pulling the battery...
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