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sadhu_s60
27th November 2007, 08:36 PM
uummm... am gonna sound really dumb but i've read the manual & done extensive search on google but till now i hav no clue as to HOW TO SHUTDOWN MY ATOM completely

when the powerbutton is pressed, the screen goes off & the OS goes into sleep/hybernate or watever..... but the fone is infact still on... the green light flashes & incomin calls come

so how do i shutdown my atom guys.... normally on any mobile, when u keep the power button pressed, the thing shuts down.... similarly i wanna shutdown my atom.... pls help

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atom black || latest official ROM

Duwenbasden
28th November 2007, 01:19 AM
Take out the battery. ;)

Sorry, the only device I know that does it is the Dell Axim X51.

dtsw2002
28th November 2007, 01:34 AM
Press and hold the power button. :)

fuseki
28th November 2007, 03:56 AM
uummm... am gonna sound really dumb but i've read the manual & done extensive search on google but till now i hav no clue as to HOW TO SHUTDOWN MY ATOM completely

when the powerbutton is pressed, the screen goes off & the OS goes into sleep/hybernate or watever..... but the fone is infact still on... the green light flashes & incomin calls come

so how do i shutdown my atom guys.... normally on any mobile, when u keep the power button pressed, the thing shuts down.... similarly i wanna shutdown my atom.... pls help

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atom black || latest official ROM

hi,
you can not shutdown this kind of device except removing batery,
if you want to off phone
goto
Start-->Settings-->Connections-->Wireless Manager
you can see all wireless connections there..
chose Phone or what you want to off.. On/Off
you can on or off here all wireless connection include Phone..

sadhu_s60
28th November 2007, 07:23 AM
@Duwenbasden ..... takin out the battery means crashing the system... even in a normal fones like nokia1100 its nt recommended

@dtsw2002 ....keepin the button pressed doesnt do anythin bro

@fuseki ....i kno how to turnoff wireless bro.... but it'll still eat battery.... there r times when i wud want to turn the damn fone off for a day.... or say i wanna change the sim... how the hell am i supposed to change the sim without crashing the system?

wat kinda dorky device can power up but not power down????? this is so dumb :(

jiggs
28th November 2007, 09:31 AM
@Duwenbasden ..... takin out the battery means crashing the system... even in a normal fones like nokia1100 its nt recommended

@dtsw2002 ....keepin the button pressed doesnt do anythin bro

@fuseki ....i kno how to turnoff wireless bro.... but it'll still eat battery.... there r times when i wud want to turn the damn fone off for a day.... or say i wanna change the sim... how the hell am i supposed to change the sim without crashing the system?

wat kinda dorky device can power up but not power down????? this is so dumb :(

sorry, mate. That's how Pocket PCs behave. I remember my first time when I rode the airplane, and my HTC Himalaya was my first PDA Phone. I was really embarrassed, because I didn't even know how to turn off the phone then. :D

Now, why was it that way, because pocket PCs started with non-persistent storage memory. which means, all data will be gone when you remove the battery or drain the battery (this is more dorky). It wasn't until windows mobile 5 came out that persistent storage was introduced, and up to now, a system shutdown is still not introduced.

For the atom: I'm surprised why you would crash the system, when in fact, the atom will reboot once you re-insert the battery. You just turn-off (hibernate) the device prior to battery removal.

sadhu_s60
28th November 2007, 10:07 AM
thanks jiggs

so in a PPC, taking out the battery while in hybernatation is OFFICIAL !!! actually this is my 1st experience with PPC & things r so different :D

& as u say, since atom is WM5, i dont loose ANY data even if i keep the fone without battery for 2days or forever? this is so cool !!! so ppc is now as reliable as symbian :)

sadhu_s60
28th November 2007, 10:23 AM
thanks to every1 who @least read this post... for yr intention to help :) appreciate

kumkum
28th November 2007, 12:55 PM
atom doesn't have hardware system to turn off the phone but htc wizard have the hardware system to turn off the phone so its so popullar in pocket pc catageory.