spontaneously reboots

With the latest - 10.2.1.537 - upgrade I have rebooting problems 2-3 times in a week. My Q10 restarts itself automatically. Before I upgraded the latest version I did not have this problem.

oguzarif wrote:
Also some files which I deleted from the card still exist as an icon but when I tap to open It says file is unavailable. When I insert my media card in another device those files don't seem.
Tap and hold that icon, and press delete. Get rid of it if those are shortcuts to non-existant files.
oguzarif wrote:
There are lots of cons with this latest update despite pros. Media card became an issue with this device. Hope BlackBerry OS developers find solution with upcoming versions. Nevertheless we love BlackBerry.
Quite honestly, I have not seen those cons.
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I do realize that this may not be directly related to Motion, but it could be related to the graphics card, and this is the largest group that I can think of that would have X1900's.
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Ken
Kenneth O Ewald, Sr.

Hi, kennywho. Welcome to the Microsoft Mobile Community. You may try the steps provided here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/mobile/support/faq/?action=singleTopic&topic=FA141447. Note that the page is intended for the US, but it's still applicable regardless of the location. Let us know how it goes.

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