Pro just soft reset itself
 

Either it soft reset or turned on without me knowing it was turned off. It was sitting on a wood desk, I hadn't touched it for at least four hours and the last time I did use it, I left it on with the battery close to 80% and it wasn't on the charger. I heard a short vibrate and thought it was going to ring (I've got it set to ring and vibrate and it usually starts to vibrate a fraction of a second before it audibly rings), when I didn't hear anything else, I picked it up to see why it was vibrating and see the boot screen. I kept watching it and it did complete powering up and appears to be working. The battery level is still close to where it was the last time I used it at three full bars. It didn't move or fall or get bumped or anything like that, nobody was close to it and hadn't been for many minutes. Has anyone else ever seen the Pro soft reset on its own?

Thanks!!!

Re: Pro just soft reset itself
 

This happened to me once, and another time right after booting up. Windows rules man!

Re: Pro just soft reset itself
 

Hey Playa, the TP is just playing with ya...lol. I had the TP since release and once that biatch didnt want to power on for no reason ...havent seen that behaviour since then...you should be alright playa..did you hard reset that thing when you got it?

Re: Pro just soft reset itself
 

i had a ghostly soft reset also, not touching it or anything

Re: Pro just soft reset itself
 

:scratch:Glad I'm not the only one, but it might just be that my gadgets are possessed, my Mac Mini which I shut down this morning just decided to restart on its own. If this keeps up I'm calling ghostbusters!
And yes I've also had it since it was released, I'm on my second one and I did hard reset once I got it. But between this and it freezing when its on the charger and possibly other things we haven't seen yet makes me think its not very reliable for reminders and appointments and alarms if it can't be guaranteed its going to be on. Oh well, I don't use most of those much anyway. :scratch: