Updated to FroYo, now my Desire doesn't work :(

Well, I updated my unbranded desire to FroYo, and now I really wish I hadn't.

Anything that requires data is b*****d.

My email is no longer push - I have to go in and manually refresh - which takes at least 5 minutes, and in the case of my exchange email, usually results in a sync error.

Twidroyd, Twitter, Peep, Facebook, all timeout whenever I want to refresh them; I may get one proper update a day, but the rest of the time, nada.

Internet is so slow now, I just give up half the time.

WiFi flickers on and off, even though it's set to on all the time.

Anyone got any ideas of stuff I can check, or whether I can un update - I love the aps2sd and stuff, but it's bricked the rest of my phone :( It's getting to the point where I'm actually starting to dislike the phone because it just doesn't work.

Thanks in advance x
 

czechplastik

Android Enthusiast
This is weird, I've seen a few people mention side effects like this. My Desire has been 100% since I upgraded to 2.2, there must be something that people are doing that is causing these side effects.

I know this isn't the most helpful post in the world, just curious. Had you done much tinkering with the phone prior to the update?
 

laurajayne

Lurker
Thread starter
Hi, thank you both :)

No - I haven't tinkered much with the phone at all prior to the update. The most I've done is added apps and changed the wallpaper! Definately haven't changed any important settings.

Tried the APN settings - shut down the phone, turned on, and nada, same error :(
 

laurajayne

Lurker
Thread starter
It was the OTA update - I had some trouble downloading it, first two attempts said the update was corrupt....third worked fine though.

Thank you all for helping me :)
 

Vertigo1

Well-Known Member
Have you tried a factory reset? Yes it'll wipe all apps and data but I've heard it has fixed quite a few issues and if the phone is barely usable now you've not much to lose.
 

Eris Ed

Android Expert
Factory reset could be the next option to try. You will lose all your apps but you can download them all again for free after the reset, even any apps you paid for.

I did a reset last week and the backup on my SD card restored my contacts, wi-fi and network settings, text messages, music and pictures. The only thing it didn't restore was the homepage layout and my POP email accounts, which took a few minutes to set up again.
 

laurajayne

Lurker
Thread starter
Ah, I don't know why I didn't think of that! What a muppet!

I've done a factory reset.....and it runs as sweet as a nut:eek: Thank you all, I like my phone again now lol.
 
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