Frozen on satrting

you need to hard reset your phone, you will loose everything on it but this will work. you need to hold power volume up and home button together at the same time until the phone goes black then shows the samsung logo. let go of all the buttons scroll down to wipe cache partition and click on it. then goto wipe data/factory reset. once you have done that click reboot system now.

restart phone and all should be good

You could try connecting the iPad mini to your computer and then open iTunes and do a full restore.

Hope that helps!

Have you tried system restore and going back to a date where the software was not updated?

If that doesn't work, you might have to reinstall PS.

This happened to me once. and it was so frustrating.
Here's how I fixed mine (don't forget to set a restore point in case something goes wrong?): using your keyboards arrow keys, tab keys, hot keys, etc. to navigate your system.


REBOOT in SAFE MODE.Press F8 when it boots.
-- Go to START > SETTTINGS > CONTROL PANEL and open your SYSTEM PROPERTIES. Select the HARDWARE tab and open your DEVICE MANAGER scroll down to MICE AND OTHER POINTING DEVICES and double click on your listed/installed device to open up a PROPERTIES WINDOW on this device.
Select DRIVER tab. From here you can try several things: You may need to update your drivers, and, at least in XP you can roll back to your previous setting if updates don't help, or, heaven forbid, make matters worse.
OR you can do what finally worked for me. I had to uninstall my mouse drivers then reinstall them.

Try also to visit lenovo (they have the support for your pc) for the latest driver updates:

http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/default.page?selector=expand

I hope it works for you, good luck

1-Give the Blackberry at least 1 minute without pressing any buttons or selecting any applications. Give it a chance to catch up and make sure it's actually "frozen".

2-Give the Blackberry at least 1 minute without pressing any buttons or selecting any applications. Give it a chance to catch up and make sure it's actually "frozen".

3-If the Blackberry is not "soft frozen" then it is in fact "hard frozen", which is generally where your smart phone will remain until you reboot it. To reboot open the battery door on the back of the Blackberry and simply remove the battery completely. Allow the Blackberry to sit without a battery inserted for at least 30 seconds.

4-Put the battery back into the Blackberry smart phone. It will take anywhere from 1 to 5 minutes to completely power up and become ready for use again. Your frozen Blackberry problems are now solved!

uninstall the software that those not update or update it

may be its lustred try to borrow another charger like your charger and if nothing happen buy new charger In spam the anti virus in your computer is always updated and if not always updated may harm your files and is not term in your charger

The 9090 will continuously reboot when someone has cold booted it and has held the trigger down too long after the cold boot. What it's doing is looking for OS update files in the proper directory to do a system update. When it doesn't find them it just reboots again continuously.

To get out of this, cold boot it again but release the trigger right after you push in the battery.

Thanks,

Brad Radaker
Radicomm (maker of QuickTalk - push-to-talk for the MC9090)
www.radicomm.com

click on the start then all programs, then scroll up to windows updates then you can follow the instructions from there