Eris losing its Google credentials on reboot

dtorbati · #1 (**permalink**) 03-11-2010, 11:42 AM

Hey guys, i looked around and couldn't find a similar post... please help!

many times, usually after shut down and turn the phone back on, but sometimes just randomely in the middle of the day, i'll get an error saying that google could not log in because i changed my password or typed it incorrectly. I'm certainly not changing my password, and it's certainly not typed incorrectly as it authenticates and is fine, syncs and everything, but then at some point (again, usually after a reboot, but sometimes for no reason) it just loses the google password. it's starting to become really annoying. can anyone help??

cg83 · #2 (**permalink**) 03-11-2010, 01:00 PM

its a known bug in the 2.1 leaked release. this is probably 1 of the problems that Verizon Q&A found which delayed the process.. Your just going to have to deal with it for now

I had it on my first 2 reboots but now I dont have that problem anymore and I have shut my phone off a few times since.

dtorbati · #3 (**permalink**) 03-11-2010, 04:52 PM

Thanks! i still get it, but i suppose i can live with it.

when the real 2.1 release comes out, will it upgrade our phones OTA and fix the bug? or will it skip us since it'll see we already have 2.1?

Thanks.

LiverpoolsNo9 · #4 (**permalink**) 03-11-2010, 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by cg83

its a known bug in the 2.1 leaked release. this is probably 1 of the problems that Verizon Q&A found which delayed the process.. Your just going to have to deal with it for now

I had it on my first 2 reboots but now I dont have that problem anymore and I have shut my phone off a few times since.

Some people have resolved it by installing Google Voice, since I did it only happens occasionally on reboot, not every time.

Gervy · #5 (**permalink**) 03-12-2010, 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by dtorbati

Thanks! i still get it, but i suppose i can live with it.

when the real 2.1 release comes out, will it upgrade our phones OTA and fix the bug? or will it skip us since it'll see we already have 2.1?

Thanks.

Why do people ask questions like this?

How are we to know what the the real 2.1 release will fix?
How are we to know how the OTA upgrade will affect us?

Dude, we're all riding the same car.... we'll all know the destination once we're there.

**imneveral0ne** · #6 (**permalink**) 03-16-2010, 07:53 PM

i don't think it was a bad question, you never know who might have an answer to your question. there are all kinds of people lurking these forums with various lvls of knowledge of different things. i for one hope he gets the answer he wants lol.

dtorbati · #7 (**permalink**) 03-17-2010, 08:47 AM

Hi Gervy,
Don't listen to imneveral0ne. If you feel a sense of worth by putting people down, you go right ahead. Integrity is for cowards.

-Stay classy man.

Gervy · #8 (**permalink**) 03-17-2010, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by dtorbati

Hi Gervy,
Don't listen to imneveral0ne. If you feel a sense of worth by putting people down, you go right ahead. Integrity is for cowards.

-Stay classy man.

LOL. Not sure if you're ragging on me or not. Either way, funny.

But seriously, this forum isn't as bad, but if you go to xda-developers the threads are 90% tards who continue to ask silly questions that are either unanswerable or had been answered a thousand times (due to tards asking the same questions over and over again instead of using the "search" feature).

As for putting people down... I didn't . I just insinuated that it was a stupid question. Not my fault what people infer from my insinuation. Not to mention, I taker pride in being a ****. Aren't all us computer geeks part-time internet tough-guys. LOL.

- Gervy