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Old 10-14-2010, 09:23 PM   #1
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Please remeber this in my first BB. I came over from the Iphone(junk). Anyway why does it take so long to power down the BB Torch? And is there an easier way then the 3 button push? And dont forget I am a extreme noob.


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Old 10-15-2010, 04:00 AM   #2
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Please remeber this in my first BB. I came over from the Iphone(junk). Anyway why does it take so long to power down the BB Torch? And is there an easier way then the 3 button push? And dont forget I am a extreme noob.


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if you click on the end all button for like 5sec it should shut down the phone a window will come up and say shutting down .
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3 button push? to reset? pull the battery.
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Ok so pulling the battery is the quickest... Thanks for the help.
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Well...whether it is fastest depends on how fast you get the back cover off. I think the original question was regarding the pause between the three-finger-reset and when it actually shuts down to restart. Good question, because it wasn't there prior to OS 6. My Bold would restart as soon as the buttons were pressed.

One other thing...the three button salute is a "soft reset", while a battery pull is a "hard reset". I have never seen a good explanation of the difference (I'm not convinced there is one). You can get an app like QuickPull lite to simulate a hard reset without pulling the battery. But the battery pull is definitely a time-honored BB tradition.
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Well...whether it is fastest depends on how fast you get the back cover off. I think the original question was regarding the pause between the three-finger-reset and when it actually shuts down to restart. Good question, because it wasn't there prior to OS 6. My Bold would restart as soon as the buttons were pressed.

One other thing...the three button salute is a "soft reset", while a battery pull is a "hard reset". I have never seen a good explanation of the difference (I'm not convinced there is one). You can get an app like QuickPull lite to simulate a hard reset without pulling the battery. But the battery pull is definitely a time-honored BB tradition.
Okay I will give that app a try thank you.
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