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The only solution it works is the factory reset...
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The only solution it works is the factory reset...

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After the update if I keep pressed the power button, it not brings the reboot/shudown menu.<br />
You know what happent? it is a bug?<br />
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Best Regards
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After the update if I keep pressed the power button, it not brings the reboot/shudown menu.
You know what happent? it is a bug?



Best Regards

HTC Desire S Android 2.3.5 and Sense 3.0 Update Button Issue

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