I need help.

[hemilove]

Can anyone tell me why my phone keeps saying Application settings(in progress com.settings) is not responding? Then its says force close or wait. Also all my incoming calls are going straight to voicemail, my phone is always hot, and its not holding a charge. I have never had problems with this phone till now. I am ready to throw it at a wall. LOL

 

[dwelder]

We are going to need some more information if you want help. Some things like are you rooted? What ROM are you using? What were you doing when you get that error? Help us help you. Lol!

Sent from my Decked Out HTC EVO with Tapatalk!

 

[hemilove]

We are going to need some more information if you want help. Some things like are you rooted? What ROM are you using? What were you doing when you get that error? Help us help you. Lol!

Sent from my Decked Out HTC EVO with Tapatalk!

No my phone is not rooted, I have no idea about the ROM not even real sure what that is. LOL. I am new to the foums and not sure what all the lingo means yet I guess you can say my phone is stock. As far as when I get that message its everytime I do anything with the phone. If I opem my messages, or any other app.

 

[psychofox13]

Have you tried doing a factory restore? It seems the Application Settings got corrupt and is hogging up all of your processor which is where the heat and very poor battery life is coming from.

If it was fine before the screen replacement, and now after it's acting like this, then the screen may not be the right one for the phone. Mix-ups do happen very often. I've had a few things shipped to me that wasn't what I ordered (although similar).

You should be able to file a complaint with the website you got it from and possibly get a replacement or even a refund. I would only go to this length if the factory reset doesn't work.

 

[hemilove]

Have you tried doing a factory restore? It seems the Application Settings got corrupt and is hogging up all of your processor which is where the heat and very poor battery life is coming from.

If it was fine before the screen replacement, and now after it's acting like this, then the screen may not be the right one for the phone. Mix-ups do happen very often. I've had a few things shipped to me that wasn't what I ordered (although similar).

You should be able to file a complaint with the website you got it from and possibly get a replacement or even a refund. I would only go to this length if the factory reset doesn't work.

Will a factory restore wipe out everything on my phone? Today I had the flashing red/green light I looked it up and thats my battery overheating. I wasnt using my phone so dont know what made it overheat. This didnt happen till my glass was replaced now my phone is junk. We looked at the numbers to make sure the screen was right so unless they had it marked wrong it should be the right one. If I had the $100 I would go run it over and do a claim on it and have it replaced, but I dont have the money for a new one right now.

 

[psychofox13]

Well, you can always replace the battery. A Seido replacement isn't all that expensive. I think mine was... 17 bucks? On Amazon.

As for a factory restore, it will return the phone to a like-new state which means all of your data will be gone. Now, for your contacts, calendar and mail, they'll be restored when you re-log into Google through your phone.

If you're worried about your apps, I'm pretty sure you can use Titanium Backup (in the market) to backup your apps to your SD Card (this can, and will, save all the data you put into the apps such as log in information and other game saves), then use the same app again to restore them after the factory reset. You'll have to redownload it from the market.

There's a few options to try and get it back on your own. If you these don't work, then my only other advice is to go a Sprint store and see if they can help you.

 

[hemilove]

Well, you can always replace the battery. A Seido replacement isn't all that expensive. I think mine was... 17 bucks? On Amazon.

As for a factory restore, it will return the phone to a like-new state which means all of your data will be gone. Now, for your contacts, calendar and mail, they'll be restored when you re-log into Google through your phone.

If you're worried about your apps, I'm pretty sure you can use Titanium Backup (in the market) to backup your apps to your SD Card (this can, and will, save all the data you put into the apps such as log in information and other game saves), then use the same app again to restore them after the factory reset. You'll have to redownload it from the market.

There's a few options to try and get it back on your own. If you these don't work, then my only other advice is to go a Sprint store and see if they can help you.

Im not worried about the apps I dont have much on there and I can always download them again. Im more worried about pics and numbers, but they should all be on the SD card. Thanks Fox I will give this a try and if it dont work I will go to Sprint.