Hi!
I bought a i9100 on eBay 1 month ago and I'm truly safistied with it.
But it looks like it might have developed a problem.
The back button (on the right side) isn't so sensitive as the Menu button (left side). Sometimes I've to put some more pressure to make it work (nothing really hard) and the area where the button works is smaller than the Menu button. The menu button works if I touch almost any area on the left side.
I've a screen protector installed.
Any tips?
Thanks!
i am also facing with same problem...i have not be able to find any solution for this
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So uh ... my HTC HD2's home button decides to stop working today.
I believe it's a hardware issue because instead of the usual "click" I feel when clicking the other buttons, the home button just sinks in - and the light on the home button always seems a lot dimmer than the other ones. I am wondering is there any way to hopefully solve this problem, or I guess I'll have to end up calling up HTC about this phone I got off craigslist. .___.
Thanks!
I've got the Sprint model, and it seems like the capacitive buttons on the front are broken. the "send" button registers as a "home" and the "end" as a "back" so the physical component works but not the capacitive.
When I try to run Android, none of them work except the center one.
I've opened up the phone but can't figure out what's wrong in there. Any ideas?
Thanks.
PS: Also, sometimes when I press the buttons, they mess up the screen - the backlight doesn't turn off when the phone sleeps, and sometimes there's even some ghosting.
Seems like a grounding issue, but I can't tell where.
Re the physical buttons pictured here:
http://www.dellstreakrepairs.co.uk/images/button set.JPG
Which way do they go into the frame? I am right with the camera and volume buttons, as I noted which way they were, but the on/off button fell out before I could note which way the tab went. Anyone have an idea?
-- Mic Jack - Vol Up/Vol Down ----------- Power --- Camera ---
Holding it with screen facing you rightside up.
Thanks, but you misunderstood me ......... I know WHERE each button goes, as you have described. But which way does each individual button sit in the frame?
As I said, I know the camera and the volume buttons, because they have external features that are assymetrical and I noted which way they went before disassembling the phone.
But if you look at the on/off button in the photo is has a little stepped tab on one side. Does this tab point towards the screen or towards the back of the camera?
Regards, Bernie.
01bernie said:
But if you look at the on/off button in the photo is has a little stepped tab on one side. Does this tab point towards the screen or towards the back of the camera?
Regards, Bernie.
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Tabs face towards the screen.
Does anyone else's power button and home button creak on the Galaxy S 3 when you don't press the respective buttons head on? It seems to me that when pressed on the side (for the home button) and the bottom (on the power button) it creaks occasionally. I absolutely love it, but sometimes it can get a bit bothersome, in my opinion. Just wondering if it is normal, or just my unit so I can exchange it? Thanks!
I have a z5c for some time now. I haven't been using it until lately when the Nougat update came out. I don't remember how it was before but over the last days I've been having a problem that's making me crazy. When texting, the left side of the keyboard acts like it wasn't calibrated, I press 'a' and it usually presses the 's' or both. I press the shift key and it presses the Z one. Also, on Instagram the like button doesn't work, it's on the left.
Anyone had a problem like this?
Thanks in advance for your help.