 I had to redownload my apps, but my friends reset and automatically installed all his apps again..
Just wanted to report that I had one of the phones that randomly rebooted. I did a factory reset before taking it back, and that helped somewhat, but still ended up getting a replacement. The new phone has been rock solid for a week now.
I got my Droid 3 days ago and it has rebooted 8 times. Did the factory reset last night and rebooted this morning. If it reboots one more time it is going to the store.
*REBOOTED TWO MORE TIMES. NEED A NEW DROID.
Got my Droid 2 days ago and it's been rebooting since it's first been turned on. The lady at the Verizon store even noticed it but figured it was just the battery and put a new one in. It reboots at least a dozen times a day! I took it to get it exchanged yesterday and the tech guy said I had to leave it there for an hour, when I came back he said it hadn't rebooted at all. They wouldn't let me exchange it. I just did the factory reset and it has already rebooted 4 times -_- Honestly I am amazed that I haven't thrown this thing out a window/at a wall/at the tech guy's head.
I'm going to another store today, hopefully they'll take it back.
Oy. That is frustrating.
When you go back, I wouldn't give them any room to deny you. Simply tell them "It is unreliable, so I would like either a replacement or a refund."
You cannot have had it 30 days yet, and you can still return the phone. They'd rather you keep it, so I suspect given only those two options, they'll choose a replacement.
same here i was having rebooting. sometimes it would go to the moto icon other times it would just go to the droid eye. it happened easily 10 times over the course of 24 hours. When i took it to the store of course i couldn't duplicate the issue right there, and they told me there was nothing they could do for me. so i said i would return it and get a different phone.
once they realized i was serious they let me exchange it. like i was joking around and waiting in verizon stores for fun.
So when you went it....
Did you have to have the box and all the original paperwork? Mine starting rebooting randomly yesterday, after five days with it, even though I had already installed some apps. I did a factory reset, got my apps back, and I keep getting the random reboots. Took off all the apps I installed, but it still keeps happening at odd times.
Are they going to give me grief about not being able to demonstrate it in front of them? It happens all over the place, once when I was trying to set up Meebo, which I now uninstalled, once just in the browser, once after a phone call, once going back to the home screen after looking at the calendar....etc.
But I know if I take it in, I won't be able to reproduce for the life of me......
My personal take is this: if the phone doesn't work for you, you needn't keep it. That's why most carriers give you a 30 day "no questions" return period.
I wouldn't leave the workers any space to give you grief. Don't make requests, just tell them "This phone is rebooting constantly, and other droid users have fixed this by replacing the phone. I need either a replacement or a refund."
[Edit] I had the box, but not the paperwork. I wouldn't worry about even the box, but I would be sure to bring the cord.
All I took in with me was the receipt.
So, is it normal at all that the phone should randomly reboot? I really don't have much installed - DocstoGo, RemoteRDPDemo, Bluetooth Toggle, ATK, SportsTap, BarcodeScanner, Shazam, gTasks, Google Voice, and Profiles - I wouldn't think these would be causing an issue, but I don't want to knee jerk on this either....
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The win puts the Mustangs ahead 2-1 in their overall record, as they enter the final week of non-conference play next Saturday against Union College, before resuming Empire 8 action in October at Hartwick.
Morrisville State edged the Bison in total offensive yards, collecting 430 to Nichols 427 on the day. The Mustangs collected a net 266-yards in the running game, getting 153-yards off the quick foot of junior quarterback Brandon Gwinner (Schenectady, N.Y.). Gwinner also added 164-yards through the air, completing 11-of-14 passes for two touchdown scores.
Raffaele Bradshaw (Westbury, N.Y.) led the receiving unit for the Mustangs with 76 yards on three receptions, while teammate Petrit Boga (Bronx, N.Y.) pulled in two for 47 additional yards.
Morrisville State's defensive unit limited Nichols to just 87 yards net rushing on the day, and forced the Bison to turn over the ball three times, including two interceptions. Sophomore safety Michael Bodnar (Miller Place, N.Y.) led the unit with 13 total stops, eight solo, while collecting an interception.
Jarrod Faniel (Clyde, N.Y.) contributed 10 tackles, five solo, also registering three quarterback hurries and a sack for a loss of 12 yards. Rob Heitzmann (Oriskany, N.Y.) registered a collegiate best nine tackles in the win.
Tony Martignoli led the Nichols offensive efforts, completing 28-of-51 passes for 340 total yards and two touchdown scores, while adding a team best 49 net yards rushing.
Brett McEvoy led the Bison efforts with nine total tackles, with Princewell Iwejuo adding another eight.
Morrisville State came out of the gates firing on all cylinders, taking the early six point lead as Gwinner connected with Bradshaw who snagged the ball out of the air in a one-handed grab for the 55-yard passing score down the left line nearly two minutes in. Kinsey Williams (Holland Patent, N.Y.) converted the PAT for the 7-0 lead, getting the favorable bounce off the left goalpost.
Morrisville State quickly made it a 14-0 ball game as Martignoli threw a backward pass and safety Jose Garcia (New York, N.Y.) recovered the ball to walk 31-yards untouched into the end zone a mere two minutes into the contest.
Nichols responded late in the third with their first score of the day, completing the 78-yard, 18 play drive with a nine-yard scoring pass play from Martignoli to Jean Saint-Vil, before converting the 2-point PAT attempt on a pass from Scott Dargan to Colton Hudson.
Morrisville State threated to increase the lead late in the opening quarter, but the Nichols defense put up a wall at the goal line and forced the Mustangs to turn the ball over on downs on their own half yard line to end the first.
Minutes into the second, a 73-yard pass from Martignoli to Michael McCourt set up the longest Nichols drive of the afternoon, a 99-yard six play drive that was capped off by a 12 yard run from Jacob Duffrene for the 15-14 visitor lead.
That was short lived however, as Morrisville State went back on top as Gwinner connected with a wide open Joe Faniel (Clyde