Phone constantly restarts after placing apps in folder

Hi all!
anyone with the similar problem?

Actually, whoever told you that about letting the battery completely drain is incorrect. Li-ion batteries should not be completely drained. It's possible the battery has been damaged. I would try replacing the battery and see if that solves the problem.
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Im having the same problem, I updated my Iphone 4S to 6.1.3, shortly after that my phone had no audio. It was working fine one minute and then stopped. Was listening to music when sound gave out on me. It wont ring, phone just vibrates even after turning off vibration option. I've tried all the options listed and nothing. My phone has never been jailbroken either. If I connect the earphones is works perfectly. On one of my last calls received, phone's ringtone was heard for about 2 seconds before muting and just vibrating. Ringtone sounded perfect, speakers did not sound damaged.
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HT1766 Why is my phone constantly restarting?

Why is my phone constantly restarting? Help iPhone store said they can not help me...

When you set up the new phone did you set it up as "restore from an icloud backup" or did you set up the phone as a "new phone" and then signed in with your apple id? If you chose "restore from an ic,oud backup" then there might be something wrong with your icloud backup. You can try restoring the phone as "erase all contents and settings" and when it asks you how you're setting up your phone you can chose "set up as new iphone" and then sign in with your apple id and you should get your contact synced over at least. You can then go to the itunes store and app store to manually download your purchases. Or you can plug in your old phone to your computer and use itunes to "back up to my computer" and once that is done you can plug in your new phone to your computer and use itunes to "restore from a bckup". Hopefully that is more helpful.
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Actually, whoever told you that about letting the battery completely drain is incorrect. Li-ion batteries should not be completely drained. It's possible the battery has been damaged. I would try replacing the battery and see if that solves the problem.
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Hi everyone!
My e72 constantly restarts by itself - I cannot find reason why it happens – sometimes phone restarts when i type sms, sometimes when I unlock phone and so one..
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gantsch wrote:
Hi everyone!
My e72 constantly restarts by itself - I cannot find reason why it happens – sometimes phone restarts when i type sms, sometimes when I unlock phone and so one..
fw = 022.007
Twice I made hard reset (restored backup – notices, calendar, contacts) but this did not help what can I try else?
thanks
Can You Please confirm me how you hard reset your E-72 ??
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