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crwdns2934243:0crwdne2934243:0 Ron Davis

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-The power button on my S4 started acting up, so brilliant me took the battery out. When I put the battery back in it wouldn't come back on. I would get a second of the start-up screen and the vibration and then it would shut down. When plugged into a computer it, the PC wasn't recognizing it and the charging light wouldn't come on either.
+The power button on my S4 started acting up, so I took the battery out. When I put the battery back in it wouldn't come back on. I would get a second of the start-up screen and the vibration and then it would shut down. When plugged into a computer it, the PC wasn't recognizing it and the charging light wouldn't come on either.
-I spoke with a co-worker of mine who had an S3 at one point and told me how she fixed the problem when that happened to her. Apparently you have to bang on it. I know it sounds stupid, but the power button is stuck and you have to get it un-stuck. People have broken their phones doing this, so please be careful. I banged mine on a softer surface - a 3 ring binder set on a desktop. And I didn't bang on it with the screen side down because I didn't want to shatter the screen. I cupped my hand over it so the screen wouldn't make contact with anything while I was beating on it. Lastly I tapped the side of the phone (where the power button is at) onto the desktop a few times (at kind of an angle - not flat with the countertop and avoiding the power button itself) and it worked!!!!
+I spoke with a co-worker of mine who had an S3 at one point and told me how she fixed the problem when that happened to her. Apparently, you have to bang on it. I know it sounds stupid, but the power button is stuck and you have to get it un-stuck. People have broken their phones doing this, so please be careful. I banged mine on a softer surfacea 3 ring binder set on a desktop. And I didn't bang on it with the screen side down because I didn't want to shatter the screen. I cupped my hand over it so the screen wouldn't make contact with anything while I was beating on it. Lastly, I tapped the side of the phone (where the power button is at) onto the desktop a few times at kind of an angle (not flat with the countertop), and avoiding the power button itselfand it worked!!!!
-So, my advice is to gently beat on it! lol
+So, my advice is to gently beat on it! LOL

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The power button on my S4 started acting up, so brilliant me took the battery out.  When I put the battery back in it wouldn't come back on.  I would get a second of the start-up screen and the vibration and then it would shut down.  When plugged into a computer it, the PC wasn't recognizing it and the charging light wouldn't come on either.

I spoke with a co-worker of mine who had an S3 at one point and told me how she fixed the problem when that happened to her.  Apparently you have to bang on it.  I know it sounds stupid, but the power button is stuck and you have to get it un-stuck.  People have broken their phones doing this, so please be careful.  I banged mine on a softer surface - a 3 ring binder set on a desktop.  And I didn't bang on it with the screen side down because I didn't want to shatter the screen.  I cupped my hand over it so the screen wouldn't make contact with anything while I was beating on it.  Lastly I tapped the side of the phone (where the power button is at) onto the desktop a few times (at kind of an angle - not flat with the countertop and avoiding the power button itself) and it worked!!!!

So, my advice is to gently beat on it!  lol

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