HT201406 my home button needs to be pressed twice to move.

Is there any way I can fix my 4G iphone. The home button needs to be pressed at least twice to function.

i'm having the same problem with mine cept mine is an iPod touch i'm about to go to the apple store or geek squad or something to get it fixed because i am not replacing this thing not after all we've been through together

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Buttons need to be pressed twice.

Hi people. Im authoring a dvd with lots of layered menus. I had first made the menus so that every button had its own layer when it was being navigated. But there came a problem when navigating the dvd with the mouse, the overlays (layers) would not work, but using the remote would. So I changed from layers to a single pict overlay file, and also some layers, so that for instance when one is resting upon a button, it will be highlit but there would also be a picture displayed next to it (a separate layer). Am I being clear? (this is difficult for my english).
So the problem now, is that overlays work, but a button has to be pressed twice in order for it to be activated.
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If anybody has had this experience or know what Im doing wrong, I would love to read it.
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Pepo

There are two types of still menus you can use in DVDSP, and both are "supported" by the dvd spec. The first type is a simple highlight overlay (and really is the preferred way of creating a menu). The advantages are that the menu responds quickly and generally in a way that the typical user would expect them to (mouse over results in highlighting, and one click navigates to the object).
The second type, and the type you are using, are layered menus. Basically what DVDSP is doing is making an identical menu (with the exception of the changed content, like your button) for each state. One needs to click on it once to select it (and tell the dvd player to go to the menu with the change in the button appearance/associated image/etc) and click a second time to navigate to the object. You can have 'highlights' just like you would with the menus I described above, but in this instance the highlight appears but it still requires you to click twice. These kinds of menus are often confusing for the viewer, because they don't behave like what most are familiar with. They also can be quite sluggish in performance, and can behave very slowly on some set top players. For the most part (although the graphics can definitely look much better), I think they are best avoided.
Jim

HT1430 My ipad mini is frozen in an app and the home button is stuck. Pressing down on the sleep/wake button does not give me the red slider to turn the ipad off. Is there any other way I can reset?

My ipad mini is frozen in an app and the home button is stuck. Pressing the wake/sleep button does not bring up the red slider to turn the ipad off. Is there any other way I can reset the ipad? Can I remove the battery? and then put it back in?

barbarafromnl wrote:
Can I remove the battery?
No the battery is non removable.
Try a Reset ( No Data will be Lost )
Press and Hold the Sleep/Wake Button and the Home Button at the Same Time...
Wait for the Apple logo to Appear...
Usually takes about 15 - 20 Seconds... ( But can take Longer...)
Release the Buttons...

Screen changing button needs to be pressed really hard just started any suggestions why

This just started happening, before it was a easy touch, am I wearing out and need repair?

Do you mean the Home button (button at the bottom of the iPad screen)? Its possible.
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The Home button on my iPod Touch is very unresponsive. It takes several tries to activate it. While doing so, it responds to one click versus the intended two clicks and vice versa. It is a very frustrating process. Any suggestions? I already tried the "shut off" process that was suggested on the Apple site, but that did not help.

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- If not under warranty Apple will exchange your iPod for a refurbished one for:
Apple - Support - iPod - Repair pricing
You can do it an an Apple store by:
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Apple - Support - iPod - Service FAQ
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Hi, I got this probem,
Since yesterday I had to use more pression to the home button to exit from iphone apps, and sometime doesn't work momently.
Any ideas?

Since you are still under warranty, visit an Apple Store or Authorized Apple Service Provider to have your phone checked. Downgrading the iOS can't be done. What you can do is, setting it up as new device without using a backup afterwards. This way you can rule out a software issue, in case something inside the backup data caused your problems. Use iTunes and your computer to do so. If the phone works after that, restore from the backup. If the battery life and performance is getting worse again, the backup contained damaged data or settings and you'll have to make the trip to the Apple Store or Authorized Apple Service Provider.
Use iTunes to restore your iOS device to factory settings - Apple Support

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I recently got a P300 19P and the touch sensitive media buttons at the top (mute, open media player, play/pause, stop, previous, next) buttons DO work, but only when i tap them something like 20 to 30 times repeatedly. Sometimes they work in just 5 or 6 taps, sometimes, it takes more like 50. What is going on here?
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I will do that just now. Although at first, the first button on the far left was for muting the sound.
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ipod power button wont work unless i press hard.what do i do? will apple fix it for free? can i fix it? or should i just scrap it and buy a new one?

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Hello
I've removed the bind variable, the managed bean the invoke actions etc. and I still have the same problem :
I now have 1 page with a command button on it which calls a second page with a read only table linked to a view object. There is no entity object. The bind variable has been hard coded into the view object. When I click on the submit button in the table the first page should be called.
I click on the button on the first page and the second page opens.
I select a row and click submit and the first pages opens - so far so good.
I restart the application.
I click on the button on the first page and the second page opens.
I click on "Next 10" select a row and click submit and the page refreshes itself ! (instaed of calling the first page)
I click for a second time on the submit button and the first page opens....
Whats happening here ?
Many thanks
Paul

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Yes yes I understand the risks of apple not touching my phone after I've handled it myself. Apple is asking for an amount just shy of what I paid for the phone and the warranty is up so.. What I was really trying to ask for is advice from anyone who has opened an iPhone 5 themselves or is knowledgeable in the areas of iphone surgery so they could tell me a bit more about the home button and display being connected. I have no set plans to do this myself or to ask anyone else to as of now, I simply just want to understand the problem more since both geniuses were very vague. Although... I think I may have stepped into the wrong forum for this info as most seem to be valiant guardians of apple inc. Thanks much for what responses there were though.
1. You didn't pay anywhere near $269 or $129 USD + tax for your iPhone 5. If you bought it from a carrier and got a 'discount', that 'discount' was repaid as part of your contract. It's 'deferred' payment, not really a 'discount'. On average, you 'defer' about $450 when you buy an iPhone from a carrier. So, take whatever you actually 'paid', and add $450 to it. That's what the iPhone 5 actually cost you.
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3. Actually, it's more about being guardians for you, not Apple. We're advising you to avoid something that will void your support from Apple.
There are NO user serviceable parts for an iPhone. Anything you've seen online is not official, unless it came from Appel directly.

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