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Topic # 9739 9-Oct-2006 22:06
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I have an XDA IIs. Yesterday the battery completely drained. I put it on charge all night long but this morning it doesn't want to switch on. I tried soft and hard reset but nothing! I put it back on charge and the light is red. ANY IDEAS HOW TO TURN THIS THING ON???!?!?!?

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Reply # 48127 9-Oct-2006 22:15
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Are you usin the USB charger? If yes, try the wall charger. Otherwise, remove the battery for about 5 - 10 minutes and try again. If it still won't work try a new battery...




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  Reply # 48130 9-Oct-2006 22:20
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First I used the wall charger now I'm using the USB. I'll try removing the battery for 10 mins and we see what happens

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