Razdek
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I think the battery issue is a simple software problem. Turning a few things off solves it temporarily. I know this because I did it. If people are dumb enough to do a hard reset instead of taking the time to learn a bit more about the issue and take a more practical approach, then that's on them. A little patience pays off here.
I do understand the frustration though, and this shouldn't have happened in the first place, but these things do happen with new phones on new OS's. Who knows, if I didn't already love Windows Phone and I was coming from an iPhone and uncertain about my choice, I might just have returned the phone too.
Yea I guess all those people who were dumb enough to think that hitting the "Reset Phone" button into the settings would actually reset it instead of bricking it. Your battery issues may have worked for you but it doesn't work for everyone as each person has different needs. As for my situation I tried most of the suggestions on the forum and it didn't work and one of the suggestions was to do a hard reset after everything else didn't work.