Hello everyone, was wondering if maybe some people could give me some input. I just bought a used Echo that had a factory reset done it before I got it. I used z4root to root it to remove the Sprint stuff I didn't want (namely, the Nascar, and the three or four shortcuts) to get them out of my app lists. I don't believe my rooting the phone is what caused this, but just so everyone knows what all was done to the phone.
I got my apps and games installed, but noticed with the exception of Pac Man and maybe Angry Birds Rio (I say, "Maybe" because I haven't really noticed it but it still could be happening), all the games i tried would have infrequent skips while playing. They are smooth as silk and then every so often (maybe once every couple of seconds to few seconds), it seems to just skip a bunch of frames.
I unrooted the phone and tried doing the factory reset through the software, afterwards trying the games again, and still getting the problems.
I thought to try to do the hard reset (holding down volume down, powering on), but the menu isn't coming up to clear the data - it goes to the standard reboot procedure. I don't know if I'm supposed to release the volume down after the phone powers on or not, but I've tried it both ways and it just boots up like normal.
I've tried searching a number of websites and forums and didn't come across any complaints about having similar gaming problems as mine, so I'm assuming none of you have them, either. Any ideas as to what happened? Can someone confirm the hard reset procedure for me? Any help would be most appreciated...
-Stu
I got my apps and games installed, but noticed with the exception of Pac Man and maybe Angry Birds Rio (I say, "Maybe" because I haven't really noticed it but it still could be happening), all the games i tried would have infrequent skips while playing. They are smooth as silk and then every so often (maybe once every couple of seconds to few seconds), it seems to just skip a bunch of frames.
I unrooted the phone and tried doing the factory reset through the software, afterwards trying the games again, and still getting the problems.
I thought to try to do the hard reset (holding down volume down, powering on), but the menu isn't coming up to clear the data - it goes to the standard reboot procedure. I don't know if I'm supposed to release the volume down after the phone powers on or not, but I've tried it both ways and it just boots up like normal.
I've tried searching a number of websites and forums and didn't come across any complaints about having similar gaming problems as mine, so I'm assuming none of you have them, either. Any ideas as to what happened? Can someone confirm the hard reset procedure for me? Any help would be most appreciated...
-Stu