The other week, I tried to boot up my 920 that I haven't used in 2 months, because my mom wanted it. Well, I put it on the charger and tried to turn it on. I believe that the charger cable was nonfunctional and I was trying to turn it on anyways, not being aware. It was showing that it was a dead battery for awhile, but after 10 minutes when I tried to turn it on (again, with a nonfunctional cable that I didn't realize), it stopped responding. I tried a different cable and tried to charge it for the entire day. I know this time the charging cable was fine because I tested it out on my 1520.
So it stopped turning on or responding at all, not even vibrating, so I forgot about it. Today, I tried plugging it up to my computer and my pc makes the "unplugging sound" over and over again, within 2 seconds of each other, however no "plugging sound." Again, the phone doesn't respond whatsoever and I can't find any device in my device manager that might be the phone. I tried the official unbricking method in this forum but no luck, it wouldn't register me plugging in the phone. I haven't tried the original, unofficial method from that post, because I didn't do the "reset" as specified in the post, and figured the official would work, if anything. However, if I get no luck on a response, I'll try that later tonight.
I did hear of a thing where you can actually drain the battery so much that it becomes nonresponsive, so I'm thinking that's the issue? Not sure what to do here. Worried about that happening to my 1520 now.
So it stopped turning on or responding at all, not even vibrating, so I forgot about it. Today, I tried plugging it up to my computer and my pc makes the "unplugging sound" over and over again, within 2 seconds of each other, however no "plugging sound." Again, the phone doesn't respond whatsoever and I can't find any device in my device manager that might be the phone. I tried the official unbricking method in this forum but no luck, it wouldn't register me plugging in the phone. I haven't tried the original, unofficial method from that post, because I didn't do the "reset" as specified in the post, and figured the official would work, if anything. However, if I get no luck on a response, I'll try that later tonight.
I did hear of a thing where you can actually drain the battery so much that it becomes nonresponsive, so I'm thinking that's the issue? Not sure what to do here. Worried about that happening to my 1520 now.
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