Star Key Produces * then W then P When Pressed in Succession
 

I found a thread dated November of 2009 (#94058) with zero replies. I'm hoping that opening a new thread will bring this topic back into the light. Can anyone provide some information on this issue as I'm having the same problem as GRV?

SCENARIO: Our corporate VM requires the star key (a.k.a. asterisk) to be pressed twice, in quick succession, to access our VM; however, when I try this on my Imagio (stock Verizon ROM), I get the *, then W, then P, then * again and so on. Does anyone have any information on how to disable this unbelieveably annoying feature?

The Touch (Vogu100), I had before, did this with a stock ROM but NSF's ROM took care of that little problem, so I know it can be done. I simply am not versed enough to do so.

Can anyone help?

Thanks!

Re: Star Key Produces * then W then P When Pressed in Succession
 

Hi David - I don't know how to disable it, but perhaps you might be able to get around it using a speed dial. If you don't already have one, create a contact called "Office" or "Office Voicemail". Key in the phone number that gets you access to the company voicemail, then add p for pause (or two or three if you need to give it more time to answer), then add your two asterisks. If you want you can then put in another pause then your mailbox number (1111 for me), then password.

In my case, the entry would look like this: (123)456-7890pp*p1111p1090#

Once it is set up you can then simply press and hold the number that corresponds to the speed dial entry and get fully automated access to your voicemail box.

Hope this helps...

Re: Star Key Produces * then W then P When Pressed in Succession
 

That would be a viable ''out of the box'' option I hadn't considered. Thanks for the recommendation. I may have to resort it.

Re: Star Key Produces * then W then P When Pressed in Succession
 

This is a device error, it should not happen.

You can take it back to your carrier if you have insurance and they will replace it for free (new or refurb), or you might even be able to upgrade free.