[Rob129]

Whats the best way to do a full power shut off without pulling the battery?

[SaneinOne]

Hold down ALT-Right Shift-Delete

[AbeFrohman]

^^ that's a reset. If you're looking to "reboot" without a battery pull, yes, that works.

You can power off either using the "Turn Power Off" icon on your screen or by pushing & holding the red end call phone button.

[jenaywins]

^^ that's a reset. If you're looking to "reboot" without a battery pull, yes, that works.

You can power off either using the "Turn Power Off" icon on your screen or by pushing & holding the red end call phone button.

There. You beat me now. Happy? Hehe....

[AbeFrohman]

@jenay - ecstatic. I can log off now.

[CrackBlack]

Press on the power key which is located on the top left side on your BB or Menu > scroll to the power icon.
NB ... This info is inside your User Guide, it take the same time reading the User Guide as it take to read it here.

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[Rob129]

which one is the right shift? do i hold down all 3 at the same time?

thanks,
robert

[Rob129]

Press on the power key which is located on the top left side on your BB or Menu > scroll to the power icon.
NB ... This info is inside your User Guide, it take the same time reading the User Guide as it take to read it here.

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If I turn off power with the power button, I dont get the hour glass like I do when i pull the battery. Is it the same thing?

[AbeFrohman]

If I turn off power with the power button, I dont get the hour glass like I do when i pull the battery. Is it the same thing?

No. Powering off is just that - turning the power off. The "hour glass" screen comes with a "reboot" (either through a battery pull or the 3-finger salute)

[Rob129]

how do u do a 3 finger on a BB?


Thanks again!

[AbeFrohman]

As SaneinOne said in Post #2...

Push & hold

Alt ; the right Shift key ; and delete

[Rob129]

Got it!


Thanks