Standby mode is different?

I have been reading the numerous post about standby mode. My 8900 standby mode operates different. When i put the bb in to standby and put it in my pocket it works great, that is until a message or call is recieved. At that point the bb comes out of standby and if i do not acknowledge the message and leave it in my pocket buttons get pushed and accidental calls are placed. Any suggestions.

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I cant change my Nokia 6680 Standby Mode. Its disapeard. When I go to Setting and then Standby Mode, I cant see Activate Standby Mode there anymore. Ive formated phone memroy but still I cant...Anybody has any information about this problem?

15-Mar-2008 07:57 AM
clairelouise73 wrote:
Hi. I've recently been given a Nokia 6680 which I've had unlocked and started using. I've found that when I plug my charger in the phone indicates it is charging but once I pull the charger out (after various periods of time) it shows up as low battery. I have tried 2 different chargers and 2 different batteries. I am currently using an old nokia phone to charge up a battery to put in the 6680 every day. Help? Am I doing something wrong??
Prior to it being unlocked it charged up no problem.
If you have a new phone you need to keep it on charge for 16 hours. Once the battery is fully charged the charge indicator stops moving which would tell you that the battery is full.
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What exactly does Standby mode do?

In a quest to figure out how to turn the screen power off when I want to, I have found Standby mode, which does exactly that. All the manual says about it is to press and hold the mute button to go into standby mode, but doesn't say anything else about it. What exactly is "Standby Mode"? Will it still give me calendar alerts, and phone calls and other alerts, or is it essentially turned off?
Jesse
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Standby mode is just a low power state to conserve battery life. It shuts of the backlight and screen, and does not respond to key presses until you bring it out of standby mode. Your notifications, phone calls, etc. are not affected by it.
The holster serves the same purpose: it has a magnet that is detected by the phone to put it into standby. If you go to the notification/ ringer profile settings, you will notice 2 different setting: out of holster and in holster.
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How can i extend the battery life of my iphone 4s? when i left it in standby mode when i saw in 5hours it drains to 5%, i thought when i leave the phone the percent is still the same. whant am i goin to do?

How can i extend the battery life of my iphone 4s? when i left 50% it in standby mode when i saw in 5hours it drains to 5% i saw 45%, i thought when i leave the phone the percent is still the same. whant am i goin to do?

I was not aware of the fact one could use ringtones as alarms, this will suffice! Although I foresee some very awkward times as the sound does not stop once I respond to the reminder (it keeps going for good five - ten seconds after I "stop" the reminder), but it's better than missing it altogether!
Thank you very much!
Regarding the Alarmed app, doesn't it have to be running to actually remind you?
-Modular747: I don't know anyone who actually reads the terms of service agreement, those things are usually up to thirty, small print pages full of legal jargon. Rules, I do read - not the legal documents (also they often contradict the laws in my country, but that's a whole different story).
I agree with you - the average customer support consultant mostly cares about keeping his job and earning his salary (don't we all?) and thus racking up completted tasks (i.e. getting rid of customers as fast as possible - in a good mood). The "threat" none the less is real, if a cell phone causes me more trouble than it is worth, I will indeed throw it away (I have done so before) - and recommend a different brand to anyone willing to listen.
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Monitor never leaves standby mode

I posted this in response to another thread, but after reading that original thread I realized our issues were different enough that I should probably post my own.
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I have checked and re-checked all connections. All fans on the motherboard are running when power is turned on. I do *not* have the keyboard or mouse connected.
The monitor, however, never leaves standby mode.
I've tested the monitor and the AGP card in another machine and they work fine. I've tried the new monitor in the new machine with 2 other AGP cards that I know work, and my result is the same... the monitor never leaves standby mode.
Do I not have something connected properly? My first thought was the AGP card was bad, but I've tested it in another machine and it works perfectly. My second thought was the AGP slot was bad, but something like that is so rare that I find it hard to believe.
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I've no idea what that means.
Sorry, didn't realize I was spelling your name incorrectly. It was simply a typo, nothing intentional.
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Iphone 6 randomly shutdown in standby mode

My Iphone 6 16gb randomly shutdown in standby mode, i only can turn it on by hold POWER + HOME. here is the log :
{"name":"Reset count","bug_type":"115","os_version":"iPhone OS 8.1 (12B411)"}
Incident Identifier: F0B79DBE-0BE1-431A-813E-70E7E2C17942
CrashReporter Key: 7305c452a84bf7ce3738c4bedf794c8e76fc4c58
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Is this a hardware issue or software issue? thanks

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Has anyone else seen this problem with iTunes 7.3.2.6?
It crashes when coming out of standby mode. There is an error report I can send to Microsoft, but since it's an Apple program, I never send it.
Using standby was OK with iTunes 7.2.

Okay. Let's try getting a fresh one through to Roy.
If the log has been "live" for a while, info about every crash of any description will have been being added to it (with my Morrowind crashing on a daily basis, i once found a DrWatson log on belladonna that was over a GB in size). So it'll be easier for him to work through a log with just one crash on it.
Will run through my standard instructions just so i don't forget anything. (Sorry, I know you're up to speed on this sort of thing, no offense meant.)
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IPhone 5 battery draining after iOS 6.0.2 update even on standby mode without wifi/ 3G at all.

My newly bought iPhone 5 was on iOS 6.0.1
everything worked fine and i had no wifi nor battery issues at all until I upgraded it to iOS 6.0.
i noticed some battery drainage even when i'm not using my phone at all it still drains 1-2% on standby mode with no wifi nor 3G at all in an hour,
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Jonathan wrote:
So my iPhone 5 always had the problem of disconnecting from the wifi signal I was on whenever the iPhone is locked.
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Mute button doesn't work to put phone in standby mode, help??

I have a blackberry curve and the mute button will not work to put my phone in standby. It does work to mute a phone call, however. It has done this a couple of times, where it will work for awhile, and then stop working for awhile. I'm not sure if I have hit something to make it so I can't put it in standby mode. Does anyone know how to fix this?

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Did you press and hold the mute button? It takes a long key press to work. Also do a Battery Pull:
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2. Wait a few seconds before inserting it again
3. Allow the long boot up process to finish (takes a few minutes usually)
This clears most software issues that occur on blackberries from time to time. You could also use Quickpull, a free app that simulates a battery pull without physically removing the battery: http://store.berryreview.com/product.asp?id=27660&n=QuickPull-Free
A battery pull reclaims memory lost during application usage and clears minor software errors that creep in over time. The blackberry runs an OS just like your PC runs windows and the battery pull is the equivalent of a reboot/restart on your computer.
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Camera in standby mode...

Hello to anyone that reads this,
Ive a nokia 6280 and have a problem with the camera stuck in standby mode..
Anyone got advice on how to take it off ?..
Ive upgraded the firmware and still no joy..

The carbon or flex might have been damaged. As adamf mentioned, better take your phone to a Nokia Service Center.

Standby mode problem - iPhone 4S

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sometimes happens that when I click the stanby button againt it doesn't works
and is blocked with black screen.
The phone fails to resume from standby.
The only thing I can do is keep pressed both power and home button.

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I have a IBM Laptop with MAX 2.2 and a GPIB PCMCIA Card installed. After booting the computer I can communicate with GPIB instruments without problems. After I get the Laptop out of a Standby Mode, MAX can not make any connection to GPIB devices; when I scan for Instruments it hangs as well.
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On the NI-488.2 2.0 download page it is mentioned that that driver does not support standby mode. No such mention is made on the download page for NI-488.2 version 1.7 (which I need to use for my PCMCIA-GPIB interface), although the 1.7 release shows very much the same problem: After stand-by, communication with the GPIB port is no longer possible.
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Turn it off in menu->settings->device->display/screen-> wait/standby mode. Sorry for the bad translation. I don't bother to turn on english as it needs a reboot

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