[riverjacked]

I'm using OS .536 on the Rogers network and restart time (from shutdown to home screen) is less than 3:00 minutes.

Anyone else faster or slower?

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[gambier82]

Mines around 2:30 running .545

[stevo82]

I took a stopwatch to mine when someone suspected their 9700 was rebooting too slow but mine was 1:53 running .442.

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[dictoresno]

anywhere between 2-2:30 mins

[MoonWell]

Mine is about the same. It's a little computer so it starts about the same speed
as my windows.

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[CharredPC]

Roughly two minutes using .545.

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[aldo818]

2 min more or less with .545

[mobiman]

3 minutes on Vodacom with 545

[reygjabla]

Roughly 2 minutes with memory cleaning disabled and encryption disabled.
5 min xx second when enabled.

[iHonda]

IDK whats with my 9700 I just got a replacement in the mail since then its been rebooting 4-6 minutes and I get a timer a lot going between screens... I think there's a setting that needs to be undone... any ideas?

[pilsbury]

Mines a little over three minutes, which is pretty good compared to the 9000s I had

[PDM]

IDK whats with my 9700 I just got a replacement in the mail since then its been rebooting 4-6 minutes and I get a timer a lot going between screens... I think there's a setting that needs to be undone... any ideas?

Do you have either :
Options > Security Options > Advanced Security Options > Memory Cleaning > ENABLED
or
Options > Security Options > Encryption > ENABLED?

[Vaughan.Quinton]

5:30 on .423

[riverjacked]

Does anyone have tips for speeding up the restart time?

Thanks PDM and reygiabla for that. Have any other info?

Which programs speed up or slow down a restart?

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[PandaBearry]

OS: 351
Network: Rogers
Time: 2:30

[jschu22]

I would never use the words "fast" and "restart" in the same sentence while talking about my Blackberry, unless it was: "If this d*** phone doesn't restart soon, I'm going to beat myself to death with it- fast."

[mi_canuck]

2-3 minutes!! that's what bothered me so much about my 9700... the LOOOOONG bootup time... and the fact that after every install and uninstall, it needed to reboot... at least on the Nexus... the bootup is about 40secs... which I still think is a bit long... but when apps install or uninstall, no bootup needed... in fact, it will go weeks upon weeks without rebooting

hopefully OS 6 and the slider fix this major BB issue....

they need to ditch java... that's the big problem... but also probably why it's so secure... so they are stuck between a rock and hard place...

[maxiang]

I would never use the words "fast" and "restart" in the same sentence while talking about my Blackberry, unless it was: "If this d*** phone doesn't restart soon, I'm going to beat myself to death with it- fast."

LOL! Almost exactly what I thought when I read the title

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[StPaulGuRu]

Man, I don't know what the deal is, but I'm not having to pull the battery nearly as often when compared to my old 8900(s).

2:23 on 545 OS

[canadian student]

.442
rogers
2:30

[danny595]

I disabled the encryption and memory cleaning and it's still at 5.30 minutes.

[hitman52]

Mines about 145 to 2 minutes. If you have a lot of apps this will run your time up.

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[morfy50]

Good God! Just timed mine, 4:08. :\

[morfy50]

Round 2 with memory cleaning disabled, 3:56.
Wow... what a huge difference

[Username00089]

5.0.0.405 and mine reboots under 2 minutes with no problems.