hink3000
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I've had two instances of a locked screen that I've had to soft reset out of. First time was playing Pandora, then started up Words with Friends. WWF was notorious about locking up my Lumia 810.
... Should I exchange the phone? If so, what happens with the games I've already purchased?
I'm on phone number 2. The first one randomly rebooted twice on me (in 12 days), and that's only what I witnessed first hand (it may have been more). The second phone, which I just got yesterday, has already rebooted on me 4 times (again, that I've seen, maybe more), including once when I was in the middle of a phone call. I really don't want to return it for another one because I had an awful experience at the store (they were jerks about it), but this rebooting thing is worrying me. The second one I did a hard reset and all of the reboots have happened since then.
I'm on phone number 2. The first one randomly rebooted twice on me (in 12 days), and that's only what I witnessed first hand (it may have been more). The second phone, which I just got yesterday, has already rebooted on me 4 times (again, that I've seen, maybe more), including once when I was in the middle of a phone call. I really don't want to return it for another one because I had an awful experience at the store (they were jerks about it), but this rebooting thing is worrying me. The second one I did a hard reset and all of the reboots have happened since then.
Anyone have an issue where the phone cannot unlock? I'll push the button and the screen turns on but I am unable to slide up the phone to unlock it. I can activate the camera and take pictures but when I go to unlock the phone from the home screen I will not work.
The only way I can use the phone again is to do a rest by holding the power button. It works for a few minutes and then it locks up again.
My phone has also been rebooting itself - I talked to a guy from Verizon about it when it first started happening, did a hard reset, and that seemed to fix things for a while, but it just started happening again. Talked with the same guy again today, and according to him, Nokia doesn't seem to be aware of the issue, so I'm getting a new phone sent to me - hopefully my luck is better than yours! Question for you, though - have your random reboots been preceded by a loud beep at all? Mine have mostly happened either while I'm playing music or just before an alarm was set to go off, and those have all been preceded by loud beeps. Just something I thought was peculiar, since I haven't seen anybody else here mention it.
A serious bug noticed is when I take multiple videos from the lock screen then lok the phone again one or all of the videos will not show up in camera roll when I unlock it minute later. I've lost good videos from this
Anyone have an issue where the phone cannot unlock? I'll push the button and the screen turns on but I am unable to slide up the phone to unlock it. I can activate the camera and take pictures but when I go to unlock the phone from the home screen I will not work.
The only way I can use the phone again is to do a rest by holding the power button. It works for a few minutes and then it locks up again.
I don't see how pressing in that area could have any effect on touch performance. I would advise against trying to squeeze the phone to solve the problem, there is nothing loose inside causing the touch to become unresponsive it is likely software related.Sounds like thie issue I had where the screen wasn't responsive. I ended up pressing the upper right quadrant of the phone (slight pressure) and heard an affirmative click. The screen worked after this, but it had to be done repeatedly.
That is what I figured, but knowing what is inside the phone I cannot see anything in that area that would solve a touch issue. Clearly if you look at the edge of the phone and there is a gap between the front bezel and the back cover you should snap it together, but if there is no gap then squeezing will not correct anything.I think he was getting at an assembly problem - the phone not being assembled properly.
The setting for Find My Phone is reversed.
To turn it on, go to Settings -> Find My Phone. Slide the bar to the right, which will fill with your theme color and show "On" under "Use Find My Phone". This turns it on.
If you then view your option in the Settings, under Find My Phone you'll see it says "Off". This is OK! Do not change the setting.
Are you on a different carrier than your wife? At work, we're migrating from T-mobile to Verizon. I'm on the Verizon Nokia 928. Tmo people say they've sent me txts, even show me later, I never received. Don't know if it goes the other way or if its a Windows Phone issue. But its there for sure.