[Feeldak]

Hello all,

Yesterday I had to perform a hardreset (Pressing volume buttons while the PP is 100% but still on power supply) because the battery's indicator was not anymore accurate. It's been for 3 weeks that I got the PP.

So I was wondering if you guys / girls have to perform this kind of hardreset regularly to get a clean system.

[Haig Assadourian]

Has not been necessary yet! :-)

[robtanz]

Once in a month.

[keepingsane101]

Twice. 1st time after hub account notification didn't function. 2nd time is when the hub froze . Going to be a 3 weeks old Passport.

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[fabfreddie]

Every night while Im getting ready for bed, I have done that with every blackberry Ive owned since 2004. Keeps it in perfect working order everyday.

[gnirkatto]

Never

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[Vector-SS]

Had to do it yesterday for the first time. Plugged the phone in the charger and screen went haywire and the text was not compressed properly. Passed out for 2 hours woke up saw my screen on, phone barely responding, and it was boiling hot. Only option was a hard reset as a regular one didn't help.

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[chrislamuk]

Never

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[Ahmad Aleid]

once so far after completing a month as a PP owner

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[Bolderholder]

A restart using the power button twice. Haven't had to do a hard reset using the volume buttons yet. Browser on occasion gets a little hung up randomly but otherwise 99.99% reliable overall.

[BACK-2-BLACK]

Not yet

[aminrajabi]

Around 3 or 4 times over the past 6 weeks. If I see something odd with the OS I just go ahead and do the hard reset. Always gets things back to normal.

Last time I did it was because I closed down an android music player but the music wouldn't stop playing.

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[Tim Smith2]

not yet.

[Ramchi]

Very rarely! Nothing to do with BB but I had to while applying screen protector

[hobbes_nyc]

Never. Don't fix what's not broken...especially on blackberry

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[Sator]

Never. Don't fix what's not broken...especially on blackberry

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Agreed

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[mofokey]

I've had to do it recently many times. I think the culprit was an Android app, but Passport got really slow. Kept stuttering. It took minutes for hub to open and respond.

[dcwbearsaint]

I find that after a few days of operation the device has issues with the camera, displaying pictures, or listening to music from the device. Those apps just do not load. A normal restart corrects the issue. It kind of depends on how often you use the specific apps.

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[mikedolo]

never. But it may also depend on the OS your running

[-Puck-]

Never had to hard reset mine yet, it is a first batch one ordered on release day too.

On the 1016(?) ATT dev OS leak I had one random reboot and a couple times had some flashing apps that would need to be closed and reopened though. Those small issues went away with the more mature 1151 build, and it has been flawless since then.

[Coraya]

Have never restarted the passport other than when I brought it to tmobile to swap a new sim. As a matter of fact. It's never been off since then. It's been turned on since the 7th



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[doxa sub750T]

Zero. However, I had to restart it once when BBW quit working when trying to update FB week ago.

Cheers

[Pdinos3]

My phone has been reset with every leaked OS. I mean the autoloader resets the device. So that's the only time I've done a reset.

Z10STL100-3/10.3.1.1151 or PassportSQW100-1/10.3.1.1151 depends what device I'm on. Official member of the Peevishlicious Crew

[Pixstar]

Never

"May I see your Passport please?"

[imcurved]

I restarted mine about twice so once a month.

Now restart it every night right before bed as suggested is not a bad idea.

PassportSQW100-1/10.3.0.1154