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try this<br />
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1.) Turn phone off ... remove battery .. WAIT for at least two minutes.<br />
2.) Power On Phone while Holding MENU key ... Until ALL actions finish from Powering on phone ... <br />
At the bottom left corner of the display in transparent text will be the words &quot;Safe Mode&quot;<br />
3.) Power off phone again ... battery out ... wait two minutes<br />
4.) do a normal power on ... <br />

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try this

1.) Turn phone off ... remove battery .. WAIT for at least two minutes.
2.) Power On Phone while Holding MENU key ... Until ALL actions finish from Powering on phone ...
At the bottom left corner of the display in transparent text will be the words "Safe Mode"
3.) Power off phone again ... battery out ... wait two minutes
4.) do a normal power on ...


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Couldn't get it to go into Safe More after 2 tries and 15 minutes. &nbsp;I did notice during the boot up that something is saying &quot;low on space&quot;. &nbsp;Altho Memory Booster show 200MB of free memory. &nbsp;Plus I have the 16 Gig memory card. &nbsp;??
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Couldn't get it to go into Safe More after 2 tries and 15 minutes.  I did notice during the boot up that something is saying "low on space".  Altho Memory Booster show 200MB of free memory.  Plus I have the 16 Gig memory card.  ??

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Exactly what I was seeking. &nbsp;Thank you.
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Internet - ok. &nbsp;Exchange Sync - ok. &nbsp;SMS - ok. &nbsp;GMail sync NO GO. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there some logging in this dern thing to help me trouble-shoot this?
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Internet - ok.  Exchange Sync - ok.  SMS - ok.  GMail sync NO GO.  

Is there some logging in this dern thing to help me trouble-shoot this?

Is there any logging on the Android for troubleshooting?  My GMail sync is broken.

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