Navigation causing reboot

[grea3682]

After the ICS my wife Rezound reboots when she enters navigation. Anyone else having this issue or know if its a maps issue or ICS?

 

[dplane]

http://forums.androidcentral.com/verizon-htc-rezound/201294-google-maps-update-reboots-phone.html

http://forums.androidcentral.com/verizon-htc-rezound/202374-rezound-rebooting-navigator.html

 

[RZM]

It's happening to me also. Kind of weird half re-boot. I just get the white screen with HTC, then the beats audio screen then it finally comes back up. I'm going to try and uninstall Google nav then reinstall and see if that helps.

 

[Chscob]

Same thing happened to me. Uninstall the new Google maps update and it will stop rebooting.

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[LOBBS]

Navigation and maps quit rebooting for me by going to the .2 global RUU.

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[quinngoldie]

Stupid stupid question....How does one uninstall only the Maps update? I'm terrible at these kinds of things...Thanks!

 

[acejavelin]

Settings->Apps->Maps then select Uninstall Updates

Make sure you go to the Play Store and find the Maps application and turn off Automatic Updating, or it will be for nothing.

 

[quinngoldie]

I'm only showing clear data, clear cache, and clear defaults

 

[anon(94115)]

At the top of the apps screen you should have open and un install updates

sent from my sgs 3....yeah really

 

[quinngoldie]

Only force stop and disable appears at the top if I go into maps. From the main apps it's the usual running, downloaded, etc.

 

[pdone]

You may be able to uninstall the updates from the Google Play store. I think that's how I had to do it.

 

[quinngoldie]

There's still an update option available on the Play store so maybe it didn't update? I mean Maps looks completely different after yesterday's update but who knows

 

[Paradocks]

You may be able to uninstall the updates from the Google Play store. I think that's how I had to do it.

Yes, you have to go through Google Play store to uninstall. Once there make sure that automatic updating is unchecked.

Sent from somewhere

 

[acejavelin]

There's still an update option available on the Play store so maybe it didn't update? I mean Maps looks completely different after yesterday's update but who knows

Hmmm... Google Play clearly shows the last update to Maps was August 16, 2012.

But if there is an Update button on GP, then you do not have the latest version they have online, but stay with what 6.3 (stock) or sideload 6.9.2 until it has been confirmed a new version fixes the issue.

To be honest, I don't think this is Google -OR- HTC's fault... this could have been fixed a day or two after the version of ICS that Verizon currently has was determined to be the issue and the new 4.3.605.2 firmware was determined to work fine and be more stable than the current one. Verizon could have done an emergency push of the update, and by now all of these issues with Maps would be gone and the issues of heat, lag, battery life, connection loss and most other issues would be resolved for most people.

I blame Verizon for not fixing this quickly, they could still do it now if they were so inclined, but they hate Google and HTC, so why should they bother... it might push a few people over to Motorola, Samsung, iPhone, or Windows phones, which they like better anyway.

 

[lobolocojo]

I was having the same issue suddenly and needed my gps and didn't have time to troubleshoot and I did a factory reset and the problem went away.

 

[HelenC]

I came in to get help with this very thing today. Thanks to Acejavelin for the instructions to fix.

 

[quinngoldie]

Hmmm... Google Play clearly shows the last update to Maps was August 16, 2012.

But if there is an Update button on GP, then you do not have the latest version they have online, but stay with what 6.3 (stock) or sideload 6.9.2 until it has been confirmed a new version fixes the issue.

To be honest, I don't think this is Google -OR- HTC's fault... this could have been fixed a day or two after the version of ICS that Verizon currently has was determined to be the issue and the new 4.3.605.2 firmware was determined to work fine and be more stable than the current one. Verizon could have done an emergency push of the update, and by now all of these issues with Maps would be gone and the issues of heat, lag, battery life, connection loss and most other issues would be resolved for most people.

I blame Verizon for not fixing this quickly, they could still do it now if they were so inclined, but they hate Google and HTC, so why should they bother... it might push a few people over to Motorola, Samsung, iPhone, or Windows phones, which they like better anyway.

Thanks! I'm going to stick with it now. I rarely use the navigation feature but if I do and it crashes then I guess I'll have to cross that bridge. Ha. Thanks again!

 

[ItnStln]

Here I was thinking that I was the only one with this issue...

 

[chrisrach3]

The new Google maps update has fixed this. It came out a couple of days ago.

 

[ItnStln]

The new Google maps update has fixed this. It came out a couple of days ago.

I noticed that today, after I accidentally updated the Maps this morning.