Hey, I'm hoping someone can help me with the following issue that's come up on my Nexus One. Yesterday I powered down the device and short time later I went to turn it back on and for the first time I got the fast boot screen showing up. The vol keys were unresponsive so I did a battery pull, put the battery back in and got the FASTBOOT screen again. The device basically froze up not allowing me to choose from the menu "bootloader, shut down" etc. I messed with the track ball and it finally let me select "power down" and the device shut off. Today about an hour ago I powered down the phone and it happened again: when I restart the phone it boots up into the fastboot screen and I cannot bypass the screen, leaving me still trying to figure out how to start the phone up again. I have the device on the dock recharging but if I want to re-start it I don't know what the secret is going to be. Seems I either got lucky yesterday or there is some method in doing this that I need to figure out. My questions: how do I avoid getting the fast boot screen altogether? Does this point to a trackball issue? I'm inclined to think there may be a problem with the trackball since maybe the phone thinks the trackball is being pressed all the time; that would explain why I can't get past the fast boot screen and the volume keys only start responding on the fast boot menu when I move around and jiggle the trackball. I'm running an unrooted phone with Build FRF91 on Tmobile.
I plan to call HTC tech support from work on Monday since this is the only phone I have with me, in the meantime if anyone has suggestions or knows a solution to this, I'd be grateful. Thanks!
I plan to call HTC tech support from work on Monday since this is the only phone I have with me, in the meantime if anyone has suggestions or knows a solution to this, I'd be grateful. Thanks!
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