deeniedee1963
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I got my Motorola DROID only abt 3 months ago & it was wonderful until the touch
lock stopped working & now I see that altho I am able to get into the reformat area
by pushing on x & the on button simulataneously (sic) it says that I am unable to
reformat it. Although I was scared to do this anyway as Im worried about losing my
photos & videos. I of course tried the signing in undedr a different gmail address
but nothing here either on old or new. I tried calling in with another phone but
even that wont let me in past the "end call" button & so I cannot get into the
settings at all. . With the accessories & apps I got for this phone I am into it for
about $600, & that is a lot of money for me but I needed it for cases I work on of
missing kids. So Im really furious to find out that this has been an ongoing problem
since at least JUNE of 2009! I have been up all night working on this & Im just
livid to find out that Motorola KNEW that these touch locks were a problem & that
this problem could potentially cause some real inconveniences for folks but
apparently did not want to cease being uncool by going back to the pin # locks.
Thats the only reason I can think of that they kept these new locks. They look cool
& the kids like them. Please excuse nmy typos but I have been working on this
nonstop since about 7pm last might. I know Im preaching to the choir on here but it
still feels nice to vent. lol I suppose my insurance from Best Buy will not cover .
This doesn't make sense. If you forget your lock pattern you get a chance to unlock using your gmail address and password. Are you not being offered a chance at that?
Yes of course I am being offered a "chance" at that. However apparently it is in the google system as it is not validating it one way or the other. It does not have time to in fact before it says its an invalid pw or name. I went back & rereerad my post & see I did not explain it very welll. I forgot to add that there is apparently a big problem with the pattern locks failing to recognize the code entered into them and also on Googles end too as mine is by no means an isolated incident I discovered as I started to research this last night. Although I thought it was all motorolas fault until someone on here pointed out to me that Motorola does not have that much to do with it at all. some ppl have had luck bypassing these problems & getting into settings long enough to remove the lock but I tried EVERYTHING & not a one worked. Dena
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