My desire keeps rebooting randomly, I think it's overheating but it really doesn't get very warm... What can be the cause of this?
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Is your Desire by any chance a PVT1? You might have some motherboard problems.
It is. Anything I can do about it?
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PVT1 models are known to have motherboard problems. The motherboard overheats, and it shuts down as a safety precaution. You need to change your motherboard, either by warranty, by going to a service, or by buying one online and changing it yourself.
I see. Thanks. It's time to buy a new phone anyways
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mmzdaniel said:
My desire keeps rebooting randomly, I think it's overheating but it really doesn't get very warm... What can be the cause of this?
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Did you try to flash rom?
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Last time I don't use to have this problem,but now I get it everytime when I change battery...any idea guys?
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Is your phone set to automaticaly get the time synced from network? If not that may be your issue
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demkantor said:
Is your phone set to automaticaly get the time synced from network? If not that may be your issue
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It's automatic...but still doest restore
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Recently, I'm been having problems with my phone in that the screen wasn't turning on. All I had to do was press the power b utton and re-awaken the screen, but now I can't. The odd part is that I can press on the screen and hear/feel the icons and apps being pressed. Any ideas?
more than likely the lcd has gone bad or the main flex cable
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more than likely the lcd has gone bad or the main flex cable
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Well whatever it was, a good hard smack on the screen fixed it. (It pissed me off.)
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demkantor said:
more than likely the lcd has gone bad or the main flex cable
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How much would it cost to replace either of those parts?
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google it, ebay seems to have lcds ~20$ and flex ~35$
if wacking it fixes it then it could just be a loose connection and no parts needed, maybe open it up and check
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demkantor said:
google it, ebay seems to have lcds ~20$ and flex ~35$
if wacking it fixes it then it could just be a loose connection and no parts needed, maybe open it up and check
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Seeing as how my screen working is sporadic, could you be the best person ever and link me to a guide for tearing my phone apart?
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well I'm not the best person ever so I'm going to just suggest using google or youtube, just search for htc g1 dissasembly or something to that extent
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When I take a photo with flash, my phone reboot, with any rom
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When I take a photo with flash, my phone reboot, with any rom
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Sign of a possible bad battery.
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Ur battery is gone dude.. U can try by plugging ur phone into charge n thn use the flash it wont reboot...
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Yup, dying battery. Especially happens if the voltage is low (battery level is less than 40%). Get a new one and keep this as a backup battery. No more reboot while taking a photo.
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But for the w when I press once it came out as ww.. do I need to send it to somewhere to repair it??
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i have the same prob.
what happens?
still the same. nobody knows?
I realize is the hardware problem,after repaired it seems fine. But after 2 weeks..this problem persist...
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Hello guys, yesterday I plug my HOV to charge, I set the alarm and sleep, 6 hours later (to go to school) I woke up, because it was late to school. the thiing is my HOV does not play the alarm...my HOV was dead!!!
I disconnected it, and all the key combinations did not work...
So, when I return from school I plugged it again, the charging lead was blinking
Then I push the ON botton and it turns on...
I want to know, what happens to it.
I do not want to happen me again....
Why this happens??
That among others is a very common problem of our beloved HTCs.It is very prominent in the One X.
I suggest you try a factory reset.
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But is it on risk?
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I don't feel any risk in it.HTCs always act randomly.Just give factory reset a go.
Edit:don't leave it overnight for charging.Mine usually takes 3-4 hrs to fully charge.
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mihirengg19 said:
I don't feel any risk in it.HTCs always act randomly.Just give factory reset a go.
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^this.
Also never ever put your device to charge overnight. It'll ruin your battery.
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Haha,I typed the edit at the same time you posted.
It does not ruin the battery;the charging probably stops at 100%; the charger becomes cold.
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So, only a wipe and I'm done?
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Try it and report the results and then we'll try further if the problem still exists.
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Ok, so tomorrow I'll do the wipe cause now I'm gonna go to sleep, thanks for help, and I'll be reporting :thumbup:
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The blinking when you are charging means that your battery is too low on power to turn on the phone (According to a HTC Care representative)
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Wipe done..let's see and don't charge all the f ..u.ck.ing.. night
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