1. mallinj's Avatar
    Ok, so many themes posted say to pull the battery... after download but before or after you activate the theme?
    10-19-09 07:15 PM
  2. us3rX's Avatar
    After I believe.

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    10-19-09 07:32 PM
  3. gmkahuna's Avatar
    After you install it, reboot your phone then.
    10-19-09 07:36 PM
  4. doitlarge's Avatar
    After you install and activate.
    10-19-09 07:41 PM
  5. bbsadaj's Avatar
    After installing

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    10-19-09 07:42 PM
  6. tazman19's Avatar
    Is this a requirement? I have never pulled the battery and not had any problems...<knock on wood>

    What are the drawbacks to not doing it?
    11-03-09 02:24 PM
  7. trjnberry's Avatar
    Is this a requirement? I have never pulled the battery and not had any problems...<knock on wood>

    What are the drawbacks to not doing it?
    I have noticed that if you don't reboot after installing the new theme, your memory drops like a heavy rock. Check your memory and see how much it's dropped since changing to a newly installed theme. If you normally maintain a high level of storage on your device, you probably don't need to worry about it. But, if you're hovering around 25-30% storage because you're adding themes, apps, and lots of data, it's a good idea to reboot to protect your memory from dropping too fast.
    11-03-09 03:06 PM
  8. tazman19's Avatar
    Is there anyway to recover lost memory? Does the memory reset to recover lost clusters after a reboot?
    11-03-09 03:14 PM
  9. yellowxboy's Avatar
    after the install.
    11-03-09 03:18 PM
  10. hastings's Avatar
    Install the theme. Activate said theme. Restart your device.

    There is no point in restarting after the install since you haven't even loaded it yet. The reason for restarting after activation is to cure "theme hangover" where remnants of an old theme, such as graphics, or even scroll paths still reside in the new theme until a reboot.
    Last edited by hastings; 11-03-09 at 06:09 PM.
    11-03-09 03:41 PM
  11. tazman19's Avatar
    Newbie question...how to check memory and is there a memory optimizer to recover lost blocks of RAM?
    11-03-09 03:43 PM
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