Try booting into Safe Mode and see if it will complete..
Enable Safe mode
- Power the device off.
Press and hold the Power button then select Power off. - Press and hold Menu.
- Power the device on. Press and hold the Power button for 3-5 seconds.
- Hold the Menu button until Safe mode appears (located in the lower left).
Disable Safe Mode
- Power the device off. Press and hold the Power button then select Power off.
dfnder89 wrote:Customers are continuing to jump ship from Motorola to HTC, Samsung, LG, and even Apple. You would think Motorola would want to stop the bleeding. Since they haven't mentioned any fixes coming to the DX2, I find it difficult to believeany will be coming--at least in the next few months. If there was an update with actual fixes included, Motorola would surely say at least that it's coming, even if they didn't give a specific timeline.
My guess is that Motorola is pinning their hopes on the Bionic to turn the tide. Unless it's a magical phone in any stretch of the imagination, I don't see the tide turning back to them. Had it been a Blur-less, Vanilla Android device,
that would have been the ultimate offense. But right now, they're playing defense. Perhaps when Google takes the helm, they'll change course and be more customer oriented?
You're right....they are jumping ship. I know I will probably be one of those jumping ship away from Motorola. I had a Motorola years ago, before the smart phone jump, and it was built like crap. You could drop it a merely 3 in and the case would come off of it completely. The LG I had after that could be dropped 2-3 ft and it barely had a ding on it. At that time, I told myself I would NEVER have another Motorola phone, but friends were telling me the Droid X was such an awesome phone and I went ahead and go it. Sometimes wish I hadn't but most of the time I have no problem with it. The GB update though is what did me in.....the Moto version of the OS has killed it for Motorola.....Froyo did so much better but when they messed around with GB and changing it around is when they nailed their coffin shut. There is an upcoming phone to come out on Verizon in October which for the life of me I cannot remember the name of me I have thought about wanting to be my next phone, but I can't help but 'god forbid' considering going back to an iPhone when the IP5 comes out. I don't have an upgrade available currently so either way it'll be pricey until I can get my upgrade in place (still a little less than a year left 
).
I've heard bad things about the Bionic. Between what Moto puts on the phone to make it theirs and what verizon does to make it theirs, it has become a crap phone. I don't trust any Moto phone anymore. They'll probably be gobbled up by someone else within 5 years and cease to exist soon
I went to the Verizon store today. They are sending me a new phone tomorrow. I will have to send my old one back.. They tried twice to install it in the store to no avail...new phone for me! 
cool thanks cody. All I needed to know. Then just a power off and power on to stop if I'm correct because it is not in the lower left corner anymore as it was when I was testing it. Too the issues with motorola/verizon, any other carrier or manufacturer is the same. All phones have a software issue somewhere down the line. I've been recently playing with an HTC Incredible 2, the DX2 and my Samsung Droid Charge, and let me tell you ladies n gentlmen...all have somewhat of a software issue. And all have totally diffrent set ups. I guess its just "what issue can you deal with." Also, "what type of OS do you like." In my opinion my girlfriends HTC Incredible 2 has the least amount of issues though. But it runs a 2.3.4 the DX2 running 2.3.3 and my Charge running 2.2.1. Whatever anyone goes with will have their own problems or complaint because no phone is perfect. Which is somthing I have been learning lately to deal with. I'm alright with it and will put up with these issues until updates arrive cuz I'm greatful to own any of these nice phones.
