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My TB shows charging thru USB but after several hours it still remains the same. I have it set to charge only. Anyone else having the same problem.
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Had the exact same problem, replaced the battery..no change. Factory reset...no change. They are sending me a new phone. BTW, I tried car, usb, and wall chargers. All the same.
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Great feedback from the community. Thanks! I want to share that this is something you will find quite common amoung wireless devices with USB charge/connect capability. You will see either a slow charging which is typical, or you will see no charging. Sometimes, no charging at all can occur because the device has not been set to charge upon connection. To manage connection profiles, go to Menu > Settings > Connect to PC > Default Connection Type. Make sure that you have selected "Charge Only" to get the maximum benefit of charging while connected to a PC.
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Just wanted to share my experience...
My TB charges more slowly over USB when connected to a computer as compared to the suppled AC-to-USB adapter, but it does eventually charge.
However, I foolishly tried to charge the TB over a netbook's USB port, when the netbook was running off just its own battery. What happened was that the charge went the other way... I think current was flowing from the TB's battery to the netbook's battery because the TB's battery level kept getting lower. Also, the TB's battery widget reported the battery's health as "Overheat."
In hindsight, it seems so obvious. The safest bet would be to use a externally powered USB hub.
Cheers,