Is there a way to disable the Phone Turnoff "Feature" when the battery is low?

[MrObvious]

I fail to see how your battery dies when charging. It sounds like a faulty charger, like JustRay said. The only thing I have seen that kills a battery while charging is using the wi-fi and EVDO data at the same time like WMWifiRouter.

[RicoRich196]

Originally Posted by holo

use the OEM charger - if it detects a non-oem charger it will switch to slow charge mode which may not be enough to keep the phone going with the display/backlight on while on a call.... this will happen with both usb charging via a computer and most aftermarket chargers.

Good feature, stops your phone from blowing up.

[shaggylive]

Originally Posted by wavezero

I have this same problem and it drives me nuts too!! Yeah- I have that unchecked and it still does it. This happens when your down to 10% battery life. You plug the phone in and still want to take calls but it won't let you.

What rom are you running? there is a 1% battery hack so the phone reads the level more accurate.

[arparent]

Originally Posted by MrObvious

I fail to see how your battery dies when charging. It sounds like a faulty charger, like JustRay said. The only thing I have seen that kills a battery while charging is using the wi-fi and EVDO data at the same time like WMWifiRouter.

Even though the battery is charging, the phone doesn't detect it right away. It has to increase the battery charge by 1% before the phone realizes that it is indeed charging. Until that one percent increase, it still assumes its losing a charge at the same rate.

[Twinsen]

I was just using a USB charger that I have here at work.

[mccviii]

I don't know whether I have an "OEM" car charger or not. I have the one that the Sprint store sold me. I assume it is OEM.. It says sprint all over it! I was informed that I could use any USB charger. When I went back to the service center asking about this, they showed me their display model connected to a Motorola charger. They weren't aware of the issue and suggested I leave my phone with them which I wasn't able to do. It will not charge if you're talking on it. That seems to be a defect.

Has anyone asked Sprint or HTC about this? If so, what is their official position? I'm ready to ask them for a 6700 back because, despite being large enough to make a formidable weapon, it worked the way a business tool should.