I noticed this issue, where the Photon powers on by itself when i plug it into the computer via usb.
When the phone is off and plugged to the wall charger I get the battery charging image. But When the phone is off and plugged into the computer via usb, it powers on. Also With the usb plugged in and in charge only mode, when i perform a shutdown on the phone, it restarts right after completing shutdown.
I know this might now be a serious issue, and no one have probably come across it but same thing happened when it was connected to the PS3, i powered it off while it was on and connected to ps3 via usb and it powered back on. This could be some weird usb sending out signals trying to mount the sd card and in return it forces the phone to turn on, can someone please verify this on their phone, my brother has a photon i am gonna try this on his later tonight, just need to know it is on mine,
Well i confirmed with another Photon, it is the same issue, whenever it is plugged into a USB it turns on by itself, dont know if this happens with other phones, but it is weird
Harry_Spade said:
Well i confirmed with another Photon, it is the same issue, whenever it is plugged into a USB it turns on by itself, dont know if this happens with other phones, but it is weird
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Same thing here and it is so annoying when I am just trying to charge it and it keeps booting back up.
does anyone know of a solution, i ll try playing around with it, may be something with usb debugging, highly doubt it though
Same here. I think it must be designed this way for some reason.
Does it turn on if the USB is set to 'Charge Only' mode? I think it turns on automatically by design in Phone Portal or Sync modes but it probably shouldn't in Charge Only mode.
So I usually have my phone plugged in to my laptop. My S2 was always plugged into my laptop and used to get charged to 99%. But my S3 wont. Stupid thing also connects as a PMP. That might be it. I dont need it to be connected as a PMP. Cant even turn it off.
How do I charge the phone while its on and connected to laptop.
Hi all,
I have Galaxy SII with android Gingerbread.Until recently my phone was being detected by my system .But few days back I unplugged the phone from another system after transferring data ,without safely removing it.
Since my phone shows USB connected (MTP-connected) message along with the icon even when it is not connected.Also since then it is not being detected by my system and KIES shows connecting .When i opt for USB mass storage option ,it pops up a message"USB connected ,please remove the cable " .Same situation for USB debugging mode.
Please suggest as what to do .My last option is factory reset ,
Plug into wall charger let it charge for I min. Turn charger off at wall or unplug from wall wait few seconds 5 or 10 then remove usb cable from phone. If that dont work its looking like a new usb port which is cheap and easy to fit.
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I have an un-rooted, bootloader unlocked, stock att rom that will not charge or be recognized by the computer while turned on. With the phone completely powered off, it will charge. In the bootloader, fastboot connects via USB with no problems. When I go to TWRP recovery, a USB device is connected for about 10 seconds, then it disconnects. With the phone loaded and running, I plug in the usb cable from the computer and nothing happens. The computer does not make the sound of a device connected, device manager doesn't show anything is connected nor will it charge. If I plug it into a normal wall charger, it still won't charge. My other HTC One works with these same cables. I already reflashed the stock RUU with no luck.
Any ideas what could be causing this?
Looks like an rma on that one boss...imo or try another computer possibly
Hey all.
I have a ****ty Pipo S3 tablet running Android 4.1.1.
The weird problem I'm having is when the USB OTG/Host cable is plugged in, the device turns itself on 10 seconds after the screen turns off. It keeps on doing this over and over again.
Is there anyway to stop this from happening? There is no devices connected to the other end of the USB OTG cable.