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Posted by Todd Ogasawara, Mobile Devices on May 22, 2007, 12:01 pm
Please log in for more thread options I don't have any additional advice for jlwilks (other than to 2nd the idea
of a hard reset as a last resort before throwing the MPx220) away. But, I
was amused by the idea of seeing responses from 3 "Todd-s" in a row and was
also amused to see someone found my old MPx200 review article on
OReillyNet.com :-)
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Todd Ogasawara, Mobile Devices MVP
http://mobileviews.com/blog/
> You can find instructions to hard reset your phone from
> http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/wireless/2004/01/01/mpx2002.html by
> following the excerpt below. Before doing so make sure you back up any
> personal data before proceeding.
>
> Hard Reset: Keep pressing and holding the blue Action Key and Power Button
> past the Smartphone 2002 screen. You will see a Master Reset screen asking
> if you want to perform a hard reset. Note that performing a hard reset
> will erase applications such as the Task Manager and File Manager provided
> by Motorola.
>
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>
>> At 20 May 2007 14:15:15 -0700 jlwilks@comcast.net wrote:
>>> We went to Cingular and they said that it
>>> couldn't be fixed and that it was probably the internal antennae. From
>>> that point on the phone has been unusable and nothing I have tried
>>> works. Any ideas??
>>
>> Not really, except before you write it off you might a least want to try
>> a hard-reset (this will erases all data!) just to rule out a software
>> glitch. If it's still dead after the reset, it's time to look for a new
>> phone.
>>
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