Do you leave it powered on overnight in sleepmode too? Battery only, seems to be the quickest way to make it crash. I've given up on it now I think, I don't think asus has the skill to fix whatever is wrong. Devs on XDA dismantle the updates and post that asus are just hacking the code to try and plug the bug, beta testers reporting logcat logs explaining the exact issues and how to fix them, beta updates are sent to testers who report them not to fix the problems and ASUS just sent them out to everyone regardless.
I do yes, every night we watch movies on it through the network and it just puts itself into sleep after the movie is done, sometimes we have it plugged in when we do this, sometimes we don't. Since the battery last forever on the thing a lot of the time it's running solely off of it.
Why a few have no problems when many do The thing you have to realize about technical support forums is quite often the only people using them are using them because they have a problem.
It shouldn't be used as a sample as to how many issues a certain device has. I'm sure there are WAY more people who don't visit those forums who has a perfectly functional TF If it's just a normal Forum, than I suppose that looks pretty bad. Still though, no problems here to report. I love my tablet, have you considered getting the newer model? How crappy is yours? Does this happen on stock only, or have you tried other roms?
XDA is more than a technical forum. Its a modding forum, apps, and technical stuff. If you have not been to XDA, then I would check it out. I think I upgraded to ICS via a leaked copy. Maybe try rooting your tab?
If you check ASUS. UK facebook page, there is a poll that was made for the. Now remember ASUS claimed that the issue effected only a tiny number of people, and facebook is not a tech support forum, they claimed something like 0. It happens on stock and custom apparently, I haven't bothered with custom ROMs for a while, didn't find them any better than stock and most had more problems than stock too.
I think there are a couple of custom kernels that apparently don't reboot etc but there are still people saying they do, so I don't think anything will be different except I will have to spend hours setting up my homescreen again.
Seems mostly geared towards development on mobile platforms; not my thing. Although I have done a couple mobile app wrappers, so this site may be useful in the future. So thank you. More than just development. Lots of help there for issues as well like you pointed out. Better for Android issues than Neowin. Not saying anything bad about Neowin, just there are more andorid users on XDA segmented per device. I think I went to ICS from a leaked copy and never was on stock.
May want to try that if you get to fed up. The problem seems to be quite random. Different re-versions of the tablet seem to have the same issue but different ways of it happening. I know people who've had the tablet since launch and had zero issues, then some other people have had it with different re-versions and some other people getting it with different Roms.
I don't think it's an easy fix. I guess then I am another of those lucky TF users who has no problems whatsoever with the tablet.
I've been using ICS since the release end of February and never experience lockups, reboots or anything alike so far. Not sure why some people are effected and others not but I'm really happy that I bought this tablet and I'm definitiely gonna keep for a long time. I just did the. I went over hours twice and finallt dii a manually cold boot each time due to all the updates, I jut wanted to clean out any nasties that might be lurking. I don't know what you have tried but this procedure seems to help many BUT not all folks with these issues.
Run the TF with only stock apps for a few days to see if it's stable, if it is then procede wirh the next item. Add them back in even amounts like 6,8, or 10 run the TF for whatever the normal time your TF fails. When you and if you get a problem remove the last apps you installed an install half to see if the TF is stable. I know this is a lot of work but if it helps would it not be worth it for you to have stable device? If you have not tried this give it shot quick and painless after the.
I did it and all though it did not completely solve my problems they happened less often. When I went to. By hellowalkman , December 22, By hellowalkman , November 12, By anmol , August 11, By anmol , May 14, By anmol , May 7, After getting Android ICS update, a lot of users have lost root access on their tablets, so the following procedure will help you gain root access on your Transformer tablet. Please follow each step carefully to avoid any problems. Here you go:. The following procedure works on Asus Transformer TF model only.
Rooting your device will void its warranty. However, if you need the warranty back in future, you can apply the stock firmware or you can unroot your device. Download the Asus Sync from here. Download link is available under Utilities.
Download the Rooting Package from here. Follow the instructions displayed on your screen to finish the installation process. From the files you extracted, double-click the run. Just follow the instructions displayed on your screen to root your tablet.
Your tablet should now be rooted and the world of root-only apps is unlocked for you. Go and get some cool apps for your device!
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