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First of all, let me say how much I appreciate the knowledgeable folks on this forum and how much I've learned while lurking around. Secondly, I've got the GB update and have been very pleased; no issues with apps, contacts, upside down maps or the like.
That said, I've experienced something I've not seen commented on. When I power off the Droid X, choosing "Power Off" after pushing the power button, the phone will turn off, but then turn itself back on after ten minutes or so. If I "Power Off" a second time, it remains off. I know that other options are available after the update, but this has happened each time I've shut it down.
Anyone else, or is this normal behavior? Thanks in advance.
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Thank you for your feedback. In a suggestion to thehudd, please try not plugging the device into a charger and pull the battery. After a full minute, re insert and power on the device. Afterward, repeat the process of powering off your device completely to prevent it from making a data connection that can revive the device if any form data is attempting to access your device. By the way the device is starting up much quicker than the second time you attempted to power off the device, seems like it went into a sleep type mode where the data connection was truly not disabled as compared the second time in powering off the device.
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I have seen that when I had device plugged into pc usb when powered off, do you by chance have device plugged into pc when this happened?
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No, not plugged in. Just sitting there on a table, all by its lonesome self
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I have also had this issue. I had it with Froyo as well. So I'm thinking it isn't a GB specific issue. So far I have not found a solution or reason for it.
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Well, I never had it happen with Froyo, but since the update I've "enjoyed" the spontaneous restart every time I've powered it off. The odd thing is once it has restarted and I power it off a second time, it stays shut down. Maybe I'll just have to live with it.
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@ Thehudd Did you Perform a Reset Before or after Downloading Ginger Try that an see if that helps Also Take a Look at Cody21's Tips & Tricks Post an Click on on the Lync. there' a another small Reset listed on the( Very First Page ) there that might Clear up your Issue. Here's the Lynk you can Click on it Here .
https://supportforums.motorola.com/thread/51612
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DincX110 wrote:
@ Thehudd Did you Perform a Reset Before or after Downloading Ginger Try that an see if that helps Also Take a Look at Cody21's Tips & Tricks Post an Click on on the Lync. there' a another small Reset listed on the( Very First Page ) there that might Clear up your Issue. Here's the Lynk you can Click on it Here .
https://supportforums.motorola.com/thread/51612
Thanks for the suggestion. Trying it now and if it works I'll let you know. So far, so good. And yes, I am aware of the sleep option and am sure I have selected power off. In the past it's been like the snooze button on an alarm clock. Shuts it down for ten minutes or so, then blasts away. Then it will, in fact, power off on the next try. Anyway, if this works I'll call it fixed.
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Nope, same old, same old. For a little more information, I will say that the "power off" that results in a restart is of shorter duration than the "power off" that actually shuts the device down.
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Thank you for your feedback. In a suggestion to thehudd, please try not plugging the device into a charger and pull the battery. After a full minute, re insert and power on the device. Afterward, repeat the process of powering off your device completely to prevent it from making a data connection that can revive the device if any form data is attempting to access your device. By the way the device is starting up much quicker than the second time you attempted to power off the device, seems like it went into a sleep type mode where the data connection was truly not disabled as compared the second time in powering off the device.
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EdW_VZW wrote:Thank you for your feedback. In a suggestion to thehudd, please try not plugging the device into a charger and pull the battery. After a full minute, re insert and power on the device. Afterward, repeat the process of powering off your device completely to prevent it from making a data connection that can revive the device if any form data is attempting to access your device. By the way the device is starting up much quicker than the second time you attempted to power off the device, seems like it went into a sleep type mode where the data connection was truly not disabled as compared the second time in powering off the device.
Well, for the first time since the GB update, I just powered off the device two consecutive times and it stayed off. For now, I'll except that as a solution, until and unless. Thanks EdW_VZW for the suggestion.
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Gingerbread added a choice, "Sleep" which, as with a computer, puts it into suspended animation. This selection will return you to your homescreen, but there is no phone, no incoming data. Are you sure you're not tapping on this?
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@ mortb in setting were's that located i'm looking as i type.
