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Help HTC Sense failing in a loop

phil0446

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Apr 20, 2010
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Hi,

My desire is in a death loop whereby the phone is unusable. It's not rooted btw.

When I start the phone I get a screen pop with the following:-
The application HTC Sense (process com.htc.launcher) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.

There is an option to force close, which when selected just brings the phone back around to the above screen pop.

Problem started last night when I switched scenes.

Any advice most appreciated as the phone as it stands right now is totally buggered.

Thanks
 
Yes I got this too - I'm afraid a Hard reset was the only way out of it. I believe I had a dodgy Virgin Media scene (phone originally intended for Virgin Media but supplied for Tmob).

I didnt use the above method but it is probably easier - I had to repeatedly hit the search button, search for 'settings' and then do the hard reset but of course the Force close box keeps popping up which makes it tricky.

One upside is that my battery life has been alot better since I did it.
 
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Same here with my HTC Desire. It was bought unlocked and SIM free from Play.com about 4 months ago now.
Looks like it happened when I uninstalled WiFi sentry - needless to say I won't be using that again.
My main problem is that I have to load all contacts and groups again, also I had a couple of 'bought' apps and wondering if I'll have to pay again - if i can remember which Apps they were!!

All in all, I'm not that pleased at the moment, my calendar can be reloaded from Google, but have to install all my wifi codes again and Google accounts.

Also after the hard reset, I can't get a 3G signal.

Quick edit,

forgot to say it just happened today
 
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Same here with my HTC Desire. It was bought unlocked and SIM free from Play.com about 4 months ago now.
Looks like it happened when I uninstalled WiFi sentry - needless to say I won't be using that again.
My main problem is that I have to load all contacts and groups again, also I had a couple of 'bought' apps and wondering if I'll have to pay again - if i can remember which Apps they were!!

All in all, I'm not that pleased at the moment, my calendar can be reloaded from Google, but have to install all my wifi codes again and Google accounts.

Also after the hard reset, I can't get a 3G signal.

Quick edit,

forgot to say it just happened today

A hard reset should be as easy as putting your Google account details in and thats it, everything will be restored. I've only reset once and this is all I had to do, just make sure that all your contacts, calendar etc are linked to your google account. All of your paid apps will appear in the downloads section of the Market for you to download again, you don't have to pay again. Also, if you have set the phone to backup your settings to SD card it will remember all of your wifi settings too.

With regards tot he 3G signal, I've never had this problem but it could be something to do with your carrier.
 
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Hi, my Hero has, for the last day, been geting the “The Application HTC Sense (process com.htc.launcher) has stopped unexpectedly” message, I've spent hours on the internet and have had no joy with any of the sugested fixes. I can't get into settings as my 'desktop' wont load, I cant search for it either, no matter how long I hold the search button down for it only brings the message again. I've tried reseting it through the boot menu, I dont think this is working because I can still see personal settings. I cant install LauncherPro because I need to change the setting in market to allow me to install it through a PC.
Please if anyone has had this problem, or thinks they know somthing that might help, I will be so happy!
Felix
 
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