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Verizon Touch Pro 2 - Shut Downs When Closing Slider

Hey everyone,
This is my second HTC Touch Pro 2 for Verizon Wireless and I returned the first one because the phone would shut off when I closed the slider. This happened once every few tries. I received my replacement phone last Thursday and just discovered the second phone does the same!
Has anyone experienced this issue with their Touch Pro 2? Open and close it a few times in a row and see if it shuts down. I'm two for two so far. I'm going to return the phone and get my money back and wait till Verizon releases the new HTC Imigio or the Samsung Omnia II.
Just curious to see if anyone else has witnessed this issue.
Dan

ive got the verizon tp2 and i dont have this problem...i just tried it to be double sure...sorry

Open and close the keyboard over and over and it turns off? Why would you do that anyway? My VZ TP2 doesn't do that.

I bet his finger is hitting the power button on top when he is closing the KB. I was doing that and it drove me nuts. There is a cab file that disables the button when the KB is open. Solved it for me.

nylaw said:
I bet his finger is hitting the power button on top when he is closing the KB. I was doing that and it drove me nuts. There is a cab file that disables the button when the KB is open. Solved it for me.
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this, very common for people to bump it on accident

nylaw said:
I bet his finger is hitting the power button on top when he is closing the KB. I was doing that and it drove me nuts. There is a cab file that disables the button when the KB is open. Solved it for me.
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power button? are you referring to the backlight ? on verizon the power button is the end key.
also, wheres this cab!! ?
thanks

Actually, it's definitely not the power button or the backlight button. I understand you would never shut and close the slider a few times in a row, but the reason I said that it to see if anyone else is seeing this problem. For example, I just replied to a text, sent it out and shut the keyboard and the phone shut off and started the boot screen instantly. I'm very surpirsed no one else is seeing this as this is my second phone. I want to stay with the Touch Pro 2, but I'm concerned the 30 day warranty from Verizon will pass and I'll be stuck with this issue.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKmDOkRJrfw
Check out the video. This is exactly my situation.

I thought there was a one year warranty? That's how it was with my ENV2.
Also, this doesn't happen with mine either.

Mine does not have this issue either, but I'd like the cab mentioned that prevents screen sleeping when kb is open. I'm hitting that button by accident when writing emails. It is mildly irritating having to be so careful. If a cab would prevent it , that'd be great.

Loose battery? It does get a little bump when it opens and closes, could it be the battery area is a bit bigger then it should be and the battery wiggles? See how flush it is.
Also in the video that's the sprint TP2, not verizon. Or is that not you and it happens on both?

I'll check the battery. It's an issue across all brands (Verizon, Sprint, etc.). Not just the Verizon version. The video is just an example of what's going on. I'm really surprised no one else has witnessed this problem. I love the phone and want to keep the Touch Pro 2, I just don't want a defective phone which I just paid $489 for. It should work perfectly.
Now that you mention the battery, I'm curious if the battery I received with the original phone is physically smaller in dimensions. The first phone had the issue along with the second phone. However, Verizon ships you a new phone without the battery since you're supposed to use your original. Now I'm really curious....

I have expierenced the same problem he is talking about. These phones are real sensitive to moisture. That's the cause I had the tech open it and blue dry it out and it started working again. Then it was raining and it left it in my hand and the mositure got back into the phone and the tech had to do it again. Then it got a little bit of moisture from the car wash I work at and I had to have the tech do it again.

l.waples said:
I have expierenced the same problem he is talking about. These phones are real sensitive to moisture. That's the cause I had the tech open it and blue dry it out and it started working again. Then it was raining and it left it in my hand and the mositure got back into the phone and the tech had to do it again. Then it got a little bit of moisture from the car wash I work at and I had to have the tech do it again.
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So you got the phone wet working in a car wash and you are still hitting the backlight buton?
A wet phone is not a VZ problem, sorry son!

This has nothing to do with moisture from what I can see. I'm going to cntact tech support tonight. The only connection I can make between phone no. 1 and no. 2 are the batteries. Going to see if they can ship me a new battery instead. Not sure if that's possible. They currently only have replacement phones available and not new ones. So not sure if I can get just the battery.
I can guarantee you it's not because of moisture though.
Just contacted Verizon... they're shipping me a brand new battery for free. Going to test it to see if that solves the problem. Not sure if it will, but at least I'll have a second battery when I finally have a phone that's working!

I'll put my vote in for the link for the CAB to disable backlight button when keyboard is out....
please provide.

Just an update. I received my new battery and the phone seems to work fine. Some how the sliding feature of the phone would jiggle the battery and some how turn the phone of because of loss of power.
Interesting.... So I guess I never had two defective phones huh?

Hi
I upgraded with the official WM 6.5 rom from HTC yesterday,and the unit shuts down when I close the slider(and I do not touch the power button).I then went back to the original WM 6.1 and the problem was gone.I then assume this is a software issue? Anyone else with this experience?
Regards
Steinar

stvervaag said:
Hi
I upgraded with the official WM 6.5 rom from HTC yesterday,and the unit shuts down when I close the slider(and I do not touch the power button).I then went back to the original WM 6.1 and the problem was gone.I then assume this is a software issue? Anyone else with this experience?
Regards
Steinar
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the official wm 6.5 for USA CDMA is out already?

I am on sprint and am having the same exact problem!!!

[Q] Possible hardware problem of the back button?

I just wanted to share this, since I was able to replicate this issue with three different phones, also asking if other people are having the same issue.
I am using my Samsung Nexus S for three days.
I noticed that the back button (the first capacitive button on the bottom left) appears to have an hardware problem.
Basically normally it works fine, I mean when I'm not using the phone for some hours.
Then if I start to use the phone, after a moderate use (example installing applications from the market, browsing etc) the button gets less and less sensitive.
After some minutes it gets really annoying.
To make it work it is necessary to use a really stronger pressure with the finger, and it is not even always working!
I am planning to return my device, but today talking with some people/colleagues I discovered that two of them have exactly the same problem.
I'm suspecting there is a batch of Nexus S phones with this glitch, I am curious to know how many people have the same problem.
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At first I thought it was a general issue of the capacitive buttons. But I can't replicate the same problem with the other three buttons, they work very smoothly just lighltly skimming the finger over them, even after long usage.
Anyone with the same problem? What is your experience with this button after some usage?
Cheers

I want to say that I noticed something similar the other day, but it was short-lived, and I'm not 100% sure. It wasn't long enough or bad enough to make me think the phone is defective, but I'm a bit used to funky capacitive button responses from my N1 days.
I can't reproduce the issue right now, though. How much usage are you talking about needing to duplicate?
Does your phone get hot, or feel hotter than normal when this happens?
I'd see if there's some particular pattern or software that seems to trigger it if you're interested in trouble-shooting.

The problem goes away when I don't touch the phone for a while (it seems that 1 hour is enough to reset the problem).
It seems "recharging".
Then with normal usage, nothing in particular, just even browsing in the settings/maps/market/browser etc., in few minutes the problem appears. The button definitely loses his "power".
It's very annoying, and my friends confirmed the same behavior.
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Forgot to sat that the phone is not getting hotter, everything else is really normal.
Cheers

Mine definitely can be used for much more than a few minutes without the problem you're describing appearing.
I'd take it back. Factory reset the phone to protect your private data before taking it back. After the factory reset, you might want to test the behavior again, if it went away, the phone's not defective, you just had some software glitch.
Reminder, factory reset erases everything on the phone, so if you do it as troubleshooting step, be prepared to have to set the phone up from scratch again...I'm sure you knew this, but just covering my butt in case you didn't. It's a good trouble shooting step no matter what if you don't mind the hassle of re-setting things up.

I have a similar experience with the back button. Not sure what to think yet.
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App

I had a similar problem when I had the Vibrant. Just exchanged it and luckily I got a better one without any problems. I did find out though if you are using the screen protector that came with the phone, it can cause this type of problem.

No problem, I will try everything tomorrow. This is not my primary phone (still loving my rooted Nexus One with CyanogenMod 6.1.1 ;-) I can't renounce to the colored trackball for the different notifications), but just a "dev" phone for testing purposes.

michele72 said:
No problem, I will try everything tomorrow. This is not my primary phone (still loving my rooted Nexus One with CyanogenMod 6.1.1 ;-) I can't renounce to the colored trackball for the different notifications), but just a "dev" phone for testing purposes.
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The app NOLED from the Market may interest you if you can't live without trackball style color notifications. Seems to work fine when I tested it.

distortedloop said:
The app NOLED from the Market may interest you if you can't live without trackball style color notifications. Seems to work fine when I tested it.
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Thank you, giving it a try.
Anyway, today I factory-reset my telephone and the problem of the back button is still there. I am returning the device.

Back button non responsive
Hi,
I just got my new nexus S (about an hour ago) that I was really excited about and am faced with a problem with the back button too.
Its got factory settings, so it cannot be a downloaded software issue. Also, I have not yet charged the battery at all, its still running on the same battery power that it shipped with.
The other buttons at the bottom of the phone (home, menu and search) all respond fine, its only the back button that does not seem to work. After going through this thread, I tried long-pressing the button, hard-pressing it, pressing just above it, below it, etc. It just wont respond. I had removed the screen protector it shipped with, so that cannot be the issue either.
If this is a known hardware problem (i.e. others have faced it too), irrespective of whether it is acknowledged by Samsung / Google, I'll return the handset. I do not want to spend a fortune and be landed with a handset that does not work - forget working as desired, but it does not seem to be working as designed !
Thanks & Regards,
Rohan

Yep. Definitely a problem here with the back button. There's also two other threads here about it.

I'm having similar problems. I have to touch the button just right for it to work properly
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App

I was experiencing the same thing with my Nexus S, wasn't sure if it was the case I was using! Took of case and still had problem. I eventually returned mine cause it seemed like it was getting worse! I have a new one worth no problems, definitely a hardware problem! Return it!
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App

michele72 said:
I just wanted to share this, since I was able to replicate this issue with three different phones, also asking if other people are having the same issue.
I am using my Samsung Nexus S for three days.
I noticed that the back button (the first capacitive button on the bottom left) appears to have an hardware problem.
Basically normally it works fine, I mean when I'm not using the phone for some hours.
Then if I start to use the phone, after a moderate use (example installing applications from the market, browsing etc) the button gets less and less sensitive.
After some minutes it gets really annoying.
To make it work it is necessary to use a really stronger pressure with the finger, and it is not even always working!
I am planning to return my device, but today talking with some people/colleagues I discovered that two of them have exactly the same problem.
I'm suspecting there is a batch of Nexus S phones with this glitch, I am curious to know how many people have the same problem.
Note:
At first I thought it was a general issue of the capacitive buttons. But I can't replicate the same problem with the other three buttons, they work very smoothly just lighltly skimming the finger over them, even after long usage.
Anyone with the same problem? What is your experience with this button after some usage?
Cheers
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those buttons work over the heat of your finger. thats why after use it doesnt get as responsive. its because the screen is also heated and the heat of the screen is effecting the buttons. thats why you need harder pressure for the phone to understand this is your finger.
same issue was with Nexus 1. less responsive buttons. thats why there is a bigger gap between the buttons and the screen for galaxy S phones. i dont know why they did such a thing again with the nexus S. its like samsung didnt learn from anything from HTCs mistake.

They work with capacitance, not heat. Hence it being called a capacitive screen with capacitive buttons.

I think this is true ...
I have an HTC Desire with AMOLED screen.
When I play a finger intensive game, like "SkyForce Reloaded", after some times, the touch is not registered.
Then I must stop for a while, or change finger
Try that, you will know what I meant.
But, I don't have issue with the back button on HTC Desire because it is a hardware button. I am just trying to explain about loosing touch registration because finger interaction on (s)amoled screen.
PS: SkyForce Reloaded is an old school shot'em up game where you control a little space ship with your finger, shooting enemies.
ll_l_x_l_ll said:
those buttons work over the heat of your finger. thats why after use it doesnt get as responsive. its because the screen is also heated and the heat of the screen is effecting the buttons. thats why you need harder pressure for the phone to understand this is your finger.
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The Desire's digitizer is the same Clearpad 2000 which is used in the Nexus One (and quite a few others), the problem there is that it's pants.

Rusty! said:
They work with capacitance, not heat. Hence it being called a capacitive screen with capacitive buttons.
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lol, isnt called like that because it registers the heat from your fingers. thats why if you try to use a pen, it wont register . and thus. the screen is NOT resistive type "where it will recognize anything since its being pushed by force ? "

Much more too it than that: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitive_touch_screen

Rusty! said:
Much more too it than that: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitive_touch_screen
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from your link
"A capacitive touchscreen panel is one which consists of an insulator such as glass, coated with a transparent conductor such as indium tin oxide (ITO).[7][8] As the human body is also a conductor, touching the surface of the screen results in a distortion of the screen's electrostatic field, measurable as a change in capacitance. Different technologies may be used to determine the location of the touch. The location is then sent to the controller for processing.

Phone keeps turning itself off. Has anyone else experienced this?

I lock my phone and about 10 mins later I go to unlock it and the phone powers up meaning that it has been turned off. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the charge of the battery but it keeps doing this. The other week the phone wouldn't respond for about 5 hours I would touch it and the touch screen was completely dead. I locked the phone and then the screen went black and the touch buttons at the bottom lit up and that was it the phone crashed so I needed to restart it and it just wouldn't work. 5 hours later when I woke up it responded and Bare in mind I ran about 5 ruus to get the phone back to stock so it wasn't a software problem. So has anyone else experienced one of these problems. The random shutdown is my issue at the moment. I'm considering returning it for repair because isn't it true that htc have a 2 year warranty in the uk?

Sounds daft but I'd put a piece of folded paper on top of the battery to ensure it has perfect contact and isn't able to move at all.....I have heard of others who have experienced this issue.
I would also see if you could get another battery for a short time and try that just to rule out that it is an issue with the battery.

ben_pyett said:
Sounds daft but I'd put a piece of folded paper on top of the battery to ensure it has perfect contact and isn't able to move at all.....I have heard of others who have experienced this issue.
I would also see if you could get another battery for a short time and try that just to rule out that it is an issue with the battery.
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Doesn't sound daft it's a great Idea. I have blu-tack on the slide off cover at the bottom to keep it from jiggling as one of the plastic clips broke. I will probably test another battery because they aren't exactly expensive. Do you know anything about HTC's warranty int he uk ben_pyett? Thanks for the help

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Doesn't sound daft it's a great Idea. I have blu-tack on the slide off cover at the bottom to keep it from jiggling as one of the plastic clips broke. I will probably test another battery because they aren't exactly expensive. Do you know anything about HTC's warranty int he uk ben_pyett? Thanks for the help
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I have heard multiple users that they simply rang HTC up, complained that battery didn't work and got a new one sent out.....so try that....and attempt if possible to hang on to old one, as if it turns out to be device, you get a free battery

Same issue for me, it drove me nuts. Turned out to be a faulty battery when sent off to HTC/Vodafone for repair. They replaced it so I wonder if it's a known issue.
Sent from my Desire S using xda app-developers app

ben_pyett said:
Sounds daft but I'd put a piece of folded paper on top of the battery to ensure it has perfect contact and isn't able to move at all.....I have heard of others who have experienced this issue.
I would also see if you could get another battery for a short time and try that just to rule out that it is an issue with the battery.
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This.
My phone used to shut down randomly and I searched and found out that it is due to the bad design of battery placement in this phone. All I had to do was put a small piece of paper and it has never shutdown till then.

I'm definitely going to try this, I've been getting lots of resets and I'm relieved it's not a rom issue
edit: how many times did you guys fold the paper over?

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Sounds daft but I'd put a piece of folded paper on top of the battery to ensure it has perfect contact and isn't able to move at all.....I have heard of others who have experienced this issue.
I would also see if you could get another battery for a short time and try that just to rule out that it is an issue with the battery.
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i had issues with my phone turning off too, had it slightly wet at one point so i took it to a phone repair joint, they replaced a few things charged me and it had the same problems afterwards, a test battery proved it was the bloody battery all along!
the tech there let me know our batteries have a soft edge that when pushed up hard against the battery slot it slightly deforms, seems like a bad design if you look at the battery up close you can see one where the edges get pushed in a bit, (well on mine anyway) the test battery i borrowed didn't have the edges pushed in.

Had this problem too. Paper did the trick.

My HTC 828 is always going off by itself, once I open the camera or put on my mobile data the phone goes off please what should I do?

Me too have same problem..My HTC desire 828 dual sim turning off automatically, mostly when I play any videos or turning on camera. Tried factory reset many times but no use..

HTC 828 ramdomly switching off on data use, battery drains off
I also have the same problem...whenever I use apps which use data, the phone goes switch off and many times when I switch on the phone, apps starts optimizing again and again...sometimes battery drains off immediately...please help me...whats the issue...

Phone switching off itself. Nearly same problem is what I face with this HTC 828
theguitarman94 said:
I lock my phone and about 10 mins later I go to unlock it and the phone powers up meaning that it has been turned off. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the charge of the battery but it keeps doing this. The other week the phone wouldn't respond for about 5 hours I would touch it and the touch screen was completely dead. I locked the phone and then the screen went black and the touch buttons at the bottom lit up and that was it the phone crashed so I needed to restart it and it just wouldn't work. 5 hours later when I woke up it responded and Bare in mind I ran about 5 ruus to get the phone back to stock so it wasn't a software problem. So has anyone else experienced one of these problems. The random shutdown is my issue at the moment. I'm considering returning it for repair because isn't it true that htc have a 2 year warranty in the uk?
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Nearly same problem is what I face with this HTC 828 desire
Never knew that HTC would let me that down
Worst company ever
The only reason this phone was with me was due to its good camera qualities else
This phone couldn't give any better loudness if not accompanied to speakers ....each time while watching any video I need speakers
Well ...this phone made me realise that it's not necessary that good priced phone are necessarily good
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theguitarman94 said:
I lock my phone and about 10 mins later I go to unlock it and the phone powers up meaning that it has been turned off. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the charge of the battery but it keeps doing this. The other week the phone wouldn't respond for about 5 hours I would touch it and the touch screen was completely dead. I locked the phone and then the screen went black and the touch buttons at the bottom lit up and that was it the phone crashed so I needed to restart it and it just wouldn't work. 5 hours later when I woke up it responded and Bare in mind I ran about 5 ruus to get the phone back to stock so it wasn't a software problem. So has anyone else experienced one of these problems. The random shutdown is my issue at the moment. I'm considering returning it for repair because isn't it true that htc have a 2 year warranty in the uk?
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Nearly same problem is what I face with this HTC 828 desire
Never knew that HTC would let me that down
Worst company ever
The only reason this phone was with me was due to its good camera qualities else
This phone couldn't give any better loudness if not accompanied to speakers ....each time while watching any video I need speakers
Well ...this phone made me realise that it's not necessary that good priced phone are necessarily good
What should I do to get rid of this problem
(Before I resell it)
My battery couldn't be removed
So the solution of paper couldnt be fine with it
:crying:

hi have same issue on my htc d820ts so i flashed it with new firmware and check the battery connector or power supply area its ok but phone issue is same so please if some one have any idea help me

Nexus 5 screen died today + dangerously hot lower screen

Went to unlock my phone this morning off the charger and the screen is totally dead. Couldn't unlock or do anything to it or even see what was going on, called Google and ordered a replacement ASAP.
Went through the not fun task of doing a nandroid backup without seeing what was on the screen and doing some trickery with screenshots then backing up my entire SD card.
However, here's the strange and potentially dangerous thing that I noticed later when I got home this evening. I went to look at the phone and go to a fastboot flash with the factory images and went to touch the bottom of the screen. When I went to do so, to the little bit of the left of the LED light was a SUPER hot portion of the phone. I almost burnt my finger it was so hot.
Not sure what to do about the issue, I feel like if I just call the support line they won't actually take in my concern legitimately. Any suggestions?

thats something quite strange
let us know what google says about RMA and this issue

Agree, maybe it's just your phone, maybe it's all the batch. Which batch/model do you have?
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

kentoe said:
Went to unlock my phone this morning off the charger and the screen is totally dead. Couldn't unlock or do anything to it or even see what was going on, called Google and ordered a replacement ASAP.
Went through the not fun task of doing a nandroid backup without seeing what was on the screen and doing some trickery with screenshots then backing up my entire SD card.
However, here's the strange and potentially dangerous thing that I noticed later when I got home this evening. I went to look at the phone and go to a fastboot flash with the factory images and went to touch the bottom of the screen. When I went to do so, to the little bit of the left of the LED light was a SUPER hot portion of the phone. I almost burnt my finger it was so hot.
Not sure what to do about the issue, I feel like if I just call the support line they won't actually take in my concern legitimately. Any suggestions?
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On my Transformer Infinity, sometimes the screen won't turn on at all. On a few occasions, if I press Power enough times, I get a glimpse of a message saying the Launcher process has stopped, but then my touchscreen doesn't register any input. The tablet is also sometimes running quite hot at those times. The only way I know to recover from this is press the Power button long enough to force a reboot, then everything is normal. Could this be what's happening? Do you know if the phone is still running under the black screen? Have you tried forcing a reboot, and did it work?
As for the hot phone, I've noticed my N5 does get a bit warm when I'm using it intensively (4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS and screen on all at the same time and in use) but not enough to burn me. Could be hard to tell which component is heating up like that since I think it could be the screen backlight, SoC or battery... Do let us know if you find out more.

meethere said:
thats something quite strange
let us know what google says about RMA and this issue
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I had called them and reported the screen totally dead with lines streaking vertically and got a new replacement ordered. It wasn't until late last night when I got back and had the screen on in this dead mode that the bottom was extremely hot. I'll have to call them back and let them know
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Agree, maybe it's just your phone, maybe it's all the batch. Which batch/model do you have?
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
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Yeah hopefully, it definitely seems like it could be one of those things that could potentially start fire.The one I have is the LG-D820. Any more info I can provide?
daemonios said:
On my Transformer Infinity, sometimes the screen won't turn on at all. On a few occasions, if I press Power enough times, I get a glimpse of a message saying the Launcher process has stopped, but then my touchscreen doesn't register any input. The tablet is also sometimes running quite hot at those times. The only way I know to recover from this is press the Power button long enough to force a reboot, then everything is normal. Could this be what's happening? Do you know if the phone is still running under the black screen? Have you tried forcing a reboot, and did it work?
As for the hot phone, I've noticed my N5 does get a bit warm when I'm using it intensively (4G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS and screen on all at the same time and in use) but not enough to burn me. Could be hard to tell which component is heating up like that since I think it could be the screen backlight, SoC or battery... Do let us know if you find out more.
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Yeah, no its definitely dead. There were streaked lines across it, rebooted it multiple times. I ended up going into the bootloader and recovery via adb/fastboot and all that jazz. It eventually just would not work now.
In regards to the hot part I definitely think it was the lower part of the screen. It was quite literally half an inch away from the LED to the left. Was super super hot then once I shut the defective screen off (I could tell by the backlit light or whatever) it wasn't hot anymore after a minute or so.

Is it black/white? 16 or 32? When did you get it?
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dark_ente said:
Is it black/white? 16 or 32? When did you get it?
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32gb black version. I ordered it immediately when they announced it that day.

mine gets really warm when i'm doing a TWRP backup then it goes into bootloop after and wont cool down. i have to force it to power off from recovery and let it cool, but i've always seen it happen. i wonder if yours was attempting to boot over and over for hours and cooked itself.....? i have a launch day black 32gb too, running Cataclysm with Franco at the moment but it was doing it on rooted stock with stock kernel

I had to send my 19 day old 32Gb Red Nexus 5 in to LG for the same reason. I was using the phone and all of the sudden had vertical lines and the bottom of the screen got burn your fingers hot. Waiting to see what LG does with my phone. The only thin I can figure is the synaptics chip which controls the screen is bad. Its the only thing in that area that could get that hot. I also noticed when I first got my phone the glass in the same area looked like it had a slight wave in it. Didn't think anything of it at the time. I'll let you know how it goes.

Is RMA/replacement applicable for Rooted and unlocked devices?

I don't believe its an issue with developer phones as long as the issue wasn't caused by something you did like brick it by flashing a wrong radio or something like that. It has to be a manufacture defect to get it fixed for free.
Sent from my ME173X using XDA Free mobile app

Bear3825 said:
I don't believe its an issue with developer phones as long as the issue wasn't caused by something you did like brick it by flashing a wrong radio or something like that. It has to be a manufacture defect to get it fixed for free.
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My device issue is related to power button. there is no software issue.
The power button is rattling since from the purchase of the device.
Hope my device gets repaired.

Like I said. Hardware issues that are production faults should be covered.
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Screen burn-in / image retention?

Hello all -- has anyone else been experiencing screen retention? I've had this phone *brand new* , not refurbished or used, or a little but over 3 months now, and it has noticable burn-in from the status bar.
I rarely use this phone outdoors / max brightness, and I was wondering if anyone else experienced this, because I'm disappointed from how 3 months of use can easily show on a brand new phone. It's much more pronounced than my 2 year old Moto G7 power.
Do I have a dud, or something wrong with my screen? I have a protector, a good case, and have kept my device well cared for. I'm considering sending it back to Motorola if i manage to unroot it and lock the bootloader back up.
Picture is attached. It looks more noticeable in real life, apologies for the bad picture.

How often do you restart your phone?

zapjb said:
How often do you restart your phone?
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Usually whenever I flash something / the phone is acting up, so not often at all. Is that the issue?

It's too late now. But every computer & modern cell should be rebooted at least once a day. There is no official uptime contest. Reboots reset everything. Also instead of or in addition to a power off of 10 minutes for a cell cools down the hardware. Should be done from first use. Oh & I don't care if others disagree with me on this I know from many engineers this is the truth.

zapjb said:
It's too late now. But every computer & modern cell should be rebooted at least once a day. There is no official uptime contest. Reboots reset everything. Also instead of or in addition to a power off of 10 minutes for a cell cools down the hardware. Should be done from first use. Oh & I don't care if others disagree with me on this I know from many engineers this is the truth.
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I don't reboot usually because I'm in the middle of working on something / don't find any need. But weirdly enough, this is the same for any phone I've had, but I've never had burn-in issues this severe so short into a phones lifespan

Ok. All I can do is put the information out there. A reboot takes less than a minute.