First off, apologies if this is the wrong forum for this thread. I'm not sure if it should be here or in the Support and Troubleshooting forum.
Well, this is probably a stupid question anyway, but I seem to have broken my battery. The phone refuses to turn on and when I plug it in, the notification LED just flashes very slowly, instead of staying steady. Fortunately, my wife also has an Incredible, so I can put her battery in mine. I know the phone is still good because it works that way, and her phone doesn't work with my battery.
Now the question I have is, should I unroot to take the phone in to have them look at the battery? I'm hoping we can get a warranty replacement for it since we've only had them since November. I'm thinking I probably should unroot, only because they're going to be turning the phone on and looking at it. seeing things like CWM, Ti, and PdaNet might make the techs a little upset.
The only problem I have with unrooting is, I end up with a stock factory phone that I then need to "alter" to make it look like I've been using it for the past six moths. Meaning I need to put on the apps I normally use and add my bookmarks and other little things. So is all of this really necessary to have them look at the battery, the phone, and hopefully replace the battery for me?
Well, this is probably a stupid question anyway, but I seem to have broken my battery. The phone refuses to turn on and when I plug it in, the notification LED just flashes very slowly, instead of staying steady. Fortunately, my wife also has an Incredible, so I can put her battery in mine. I know the phone is still good because it works that way, and her phone doesn't work with my battery.
Now the question I have is, should I unroot to take the phone in to have them look at the battery? I'm hoping we can get a warranty replacement for it since we've only had them since November. I'm thinking I probably should unroot, only because they're going to be turning the phone on and looking at it. seeing things like CWM, Ti, and PdaNet might make the techs a little upset.
The only problem I have with unrooting is, I end up with a stock factory phone that I then need to "alter" to make it look like I've been using it for the past six moths. Meaning I need to put on the apps I normally use and add my bookmarks and other little things. So is all of this really necessary to have them look at the battery, the phone, and hopefully replace the battery for me?
) and then theyll either replace the battery for you(but prolly not) ir theyll charge you for a new battery.
