I just updated to the latest version of CM7 and today I noticed that my phone keeps turning on WiFi by itself. I can turn it off and I can wait 10 seconds and watch it turn itself back on. Any suggestions on a fix for this?
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kpeters59
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Posted 30 August 2012 - 04:57 PM
I just rolled back from CM9 and none of my Nandroid backups worked anymore.
So I ended up having to do a full re-install including a Factory Reset.
I reinstalled my important data with Titanium Backup, but now my WiFi keeps turning on. I've never seen this before.
It does it more like every 5 or 10 minutes.
Droid 2 CM7. 7.2.0 (I think...)
Any ideas?
On (maybe) a related note, I didn't have to restore my WiFi hotspots this time. They were still present.
Thanks,
-KP
So I ended up having to do a full re-install including a Factory Reset.
I reinstalled my important data with Titanium Backup, but now my WiFi keeps turning on. I've never seen this before.
It does it more like every 5 or 10 minutes.
Droid 2 CM7. 7.2.0 (I think...)
Any ideas?
On (maybe) a related note, I didn't have to restore my WiFi hotspots this time. They were still present.
Thanks,
-KP
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kpeters59
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Posted 31 August 2012 - 03:28 PM
I thought I fixed it with FXR WiFi resetter, but it still turns on by itself. I did, after resetting WiFi, restore my hotspots with Titanium.
So, I used Startup Manager to turn off a bunch of stuff I sure wish didn't think it needed to start at every re-boot. That didn't seem to do it either...
Anybody got anything? There must be some hidden/unknown (by me...) setting that lets WiFi turn on. I've sure never heard/seen this until this reinstall.
-KP
So, I used Startup Manager to turn off a bunch of stuff I sure wish didn't think it needed to start at every re-boot. That didn't seem to do it either...
Anybody got anything? There must be some hidden/unknown (by me...) setting that lets WiFi turn on. I've sure never heard/seen this until this reinstall.
-KP
Edited by kpeters59, 31 August 2012 - 03:41 PM.
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kpeters59
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Posted 01 September 2012 - 06:59 PM
As a follow up, I think it was FXR that fixed the problem (apparently).
I think I forgot that you really do need to reboot after running 'repair'.
After I rebooted later, because whatever game my daughter had been playing mucked things up, I haven't seen WiFi turn on without me asking it to since.
-KP
I think I forgot that you really do need to reboot after running 'repair'.
After I rebooted later, because whatever game my daughter had been playing mucked things up, I haven't seen WiFi turn on without me asking it to since.
-KP
