- 02-06-2012, 04:19 PM
#1
So, I have had my 800 for a good 4~5 weeks now, I keep running into two odd issue and was wondering if anyone else have the same issue (it didn't occur to me it was an issue until I received a Focus Flash from microsoft, gave it to my mom to persuade some of the elderly over to our side :P)
first, most annoying problem I have is when i "click" standby button to turn off screen sometimes it'll turn off the screen for 2 sec and light it up again @@ don't get why that is happening, and there is a good chance i would be trying to turn off the screen for the next 3 min...
second, not sure if i screwed a setting or something but my mom's focus flash turns off the screen after 30sec(i set it) where as mine, i set it to 30 sec as well and it never turns off the screen...?? worst part is if i receive a call via bluetooth the screen stays on after the call because of this (i think) and the battery just gets drained... any idea why?
Thanks, - 02-06-2012, 06:33 PM #2
I have the first problem on my HD7... No clue why.
- 02-06-2012, 07:04 PM #3
The first one if you click standby button to power off the screen and immediately after the screen goes black you tap the camera button the screen will come back on. Its the same for every windows phone I have had.
The second make sure you have the settings under Settings /Lock+Wallpaper set correctly.Want to know the truth about Windows Phone:
http://www.wpcentral.com/ - 02-07-2012, 03:28 PM
#4
@Dave Blake,
thats the odd thing, i only click on the standby button and have all my fingers away from the other buttons and it still happens (40% of the time now though better than when I first got it which was like 70%)
i have the lock+wall paper set to
show artist when playing music : on
screen times out after: 30sec
password: on
require a password after: 5 min
does any of them cause it to not go into standby?
thanks btw :) - 02-07-2012, 07:24 PM #5
That should just about do it if its still not turning off I would suspect a hardware issue. Do you have access to a repair center or can you take it back to where you got it. It should still be covered under the manufacturers warranty. A word of warning they will most likely want you to do a hard reset before exchanging it. I seldom recommend a hard reset these devices just never need it but with an issue like yours your either getting an new device anyways or they will want to try a repair of the one you have either way you will probably end up with a hard reset one way or another. I'm thinking you might want to try that before taking it in for repair.
Want to know the truth about Windows Phone:
http://www.wpcentral.com/ - 06-08-2012, 02:27 AM
#8
- 06-11-2012, 12:18 AM
#11
mm... how do i say this, its one of those transparent shrink wrap that you would have stores wrap your phone with to protect it again scratches
we had a choice of having it pre-wrapped when i was preordering in tw
now the wrap they put on actually have the button half compressed so it was triggering it to lock/unlock on its own, so once i cut it open it released the pressure on the button to it's normal state (i thought the button was suppose to feel squishy until i cut it open then it actually clicks =..=)
that was my problem, ive also been given suggestions to factory-reset my phone, that apparently is what fixes the issue for some ppl, i can't confirm that
if you are still within warranty (well, probably/definitely have it lol) i would bring it in if you bought it in your country, i had it preordered in tw then brought over by my gf's dad to Canada so i couldn't do that
hope you get it fixed :) i know how annoying that gets
NOTE: if you have wrapping like i do, what i did was just use a razor blade and run it along the edges of the button between the cracks, but if u can bring it in for warranty thats a safer bet

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