[bitemarx]

Can someone recommend a good app to do a virtual battery pull? I looked at Quickpull but its got mixed reviews.

[syb0rg]

the phone has a native application to do this

hold the left [alt] button + the right [caps] button + the [del] button all at the same time.

[bitemarx]

the phone has a native application to do this

hold the right [alt] button + the left [caps] button + the [del] button all at the same time.

I think Im blind...I cant find a right [alt] button! Only a right [caps], right [sym] and a right [enter] buttons.

[adhussain]

The alt button's the left most button in the 2nd row from the bottom, right next to the number 7 key.

[syb0rg]

I think Im blind...I cant find a right [alt] button! Only a right [caps], right [sym] and a right [enter] buttons.

fixed it.... dunno why i posted that i know better.

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[bitemarx]

The alt button's the left most button in the 2nd row from the bottom, right next to the number 7 key.

Do you see an [alt] button on the right side of your keypad?

[michikade]

I like QuickPull Free because I can do a scheduled battery pull overnight. It is a superfluous app but I personally like it.

[sedalia066]

I like QuickPull Free because I can do a scheduled battery pull overnight. It is a superfluous app but I personally like it.

Same here. I have too little patience to wait every morning for a reset. With QuickPull the phone is ready to go first thing.

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[hitman52]

I think meterberry is better then quickpull bc it can also do a battery pull. only downside it is a paid app

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the phone has a native application to do this

hold the left [alt] button + the right [caps] button + the [del] button all at the same time.

GREAT TIP...thanks so much! I have a pretty hard core case that is not always that easy to come off. You just saved me the headache of having to pull it off

[sedalia066]

So the alt, caps, delete is the saame thing as a battery pull? That's awesome. Save a lot of time

Not entirely the same as a battery pull allows the electronics to fully discharge. Both methods allow memory recovery. So very similar but not identical.


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[Wuzz Ranger]

the phone has a native application to do this

hold the left [alt] button + the right [caps] button + the [del] button all at the same time.

I am really suprised to find that this works on the 8330 Curve as well. Thank you for the quick tip and find it pointless to have an app that simulates a battery pull.

[firebuff]

quickpull and they have a free version.