Best free program for soft resets??

[Deemo]

Getting tired of peeling off the back cover every dayto second day to restore my data connection.

Especially now that I have a Boxwave case on it now.

What is the best free solution for soft resetting?

[dumpringz]

i use quaint reboot from the marketplace .. got it so a long press of the talk key resets the device .. verrrrrry handy

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by Deemo

Getting tired of peeling off the back cover every dayto second day to restore my data connection.

Especially now that I have a Boxwave case on it now.

What is the best free solution for soft resetting?

here you go, this works super.

I also drilled a tiny hole in the back cover (& my Seidio Innocase) to allow me to push the reset button without removing the cover (it looks like it came that way)

~John

[Deemo]

Originally Posted by jmorton10

here you go, this works super.

I also drilled a tiny hole in the back cover (& my Seidio Innocase) to allow me to push the reset button without removing the cover (it looks like it came that way)

~John

Thanks.

I was considering pulling out my dremel but now I would have to drill two holes all lined up.

WhyHTC ever designed it that way I will never know...especially with their years of design experience.

Why drill if you can use software? I guess if it totally freezes but I haven't actually had that issue.

[WorldWide]

I like slide2shutdown

[keiichi626]

http://www.trianglepowers.com/tp/ViewApp.aspx?ID=31

Been using this since owning a Moto Q...works fine.

[Deemo]

Damn....these are all good options.
Thanks guys

[itbmd]

I use Rhodium Keyboard Controller 1.3.2. Not 1.4, because that has some problems. I have it set so that on long press of my 'back' key (button I use the least) it soft resets. Very handy when on the run and need to soft reset. I used to use the software based programs, but then I'd have to navigate to programs and click it. With this, once the screen is on I just press it. Don't have to close any apps or anything. I don't even look at my phone, because I feel the vibration and know I'm set. Link below:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=96654&page=2

Post #16 is GSM, post #18 is CDMA.

I say try them all out, and see which you like best. Good luck.

[JimP]

I'm a little confused.

Can't you just turn your phone off then back on to perform a soft reboot?

[jethro_static]

Originally Posted by JimP

I'm a little confused.

Can't you just turn your phone off then back on to perform a soft reboot?

LOL exactly. Press and hold power button people?
If the Phone freezes, U gotta remove that battery cover anyways.