The PDA turn off and it will turn back on immediately later ......

When I turn the e740 off it will turn back on immediately later and it will kill my battery if I don't watch it.

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I get much the same, but it comes and goes. For a week or two it will behave itself, then goes pop for a month or three! Do you find if you have external power (cradle or USB) that it will switch off? I also find that if I switch it off from battery power, it will switch itself back on, but then the power switch is ineffective for 6 or 7 seconds. Then you can switch it off, only to repeat the whole excercise again (and again, and again, and again...)

Posted on Sep 08, 2005

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