On both my 8320 curves if I do it once it does a soft reset. To get it to do a hard reset you do it once and when the screen starts to come back on you do it agiain. Giving you more file free back.
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And doing the keystrokes a second time when the screen comes back to WHITE is like a battery pull. I think there are times when memory is so low that doing it once is also like a battery pull as I've seen times when once takes a lot longer to reboot while sometimes it comes back on almost immediately (more like just ON/OFF)
This is not the same as a battery pull, it is equivilent to turning your phone off and back on again. Just wanted to put that out there. HOWEVER it is a good habit to do these types of resets as well. I tend to do a soft reset every other night and a hard reset (battery pull) every other week or so.
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This is the exact same as a battery pull, no difference. I have experimented quite a lot when this was discovered and I get the same file free after a single hard reset and a battery pull.
You might ask a Moderator to fix the subject of this thread to avoid confusing people about the needed keystrokes. I don't know if you can still edit your original message
And doing the keystrokes a second time when the screen comes back to WHITE is like a battery pull. I think there are times when memory is so low that doing it once is also like a battery pull as I've seen times when once takes a lot longer to reboot while sometimes it comes back on almost immediately (more like just ON/OFF)
I don't think I can do that I'm not the OP. =]
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