Guest goon Posted July 19, 2007 Report Share Posted July 19, 2007 Hi all, my first post I think! I have a new Orange e650, and this afternoon a fault came to light. The dispaly never times out. The back light goes out at whatever time I set it to, but the screen stays on permanently. I've checked all the power management settings and everything seems ok. I've played around with TomTom from my SPV 600 or whatever it was, but that's all I've done today (relevant because you can set screen time out in TomTom and I've set it back to default in that too) Anyone else seen this and did you find a solution (except resetting the whole thing!) Cheers, Gareth Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest highlorddave Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 Hi all, my first post I think! I have a new Orange e650, and this afternoon a fault came to light. The dispaly never times out. The back light goes out at whatever time I set it to, but the screen stays on permanently. I've checked all the power management settings and everything seems ok. I've played around with TomTom from my SPV 600 or whatever it was, but that's all I've done today (relevant because you can set screen time out in TomTom and I've set it back to default in that too) Anyone else seen this and did you find a solution (except resetting the whole thing!) Cheers, Gareth i had this problem after installing tomtom, it can also happen after installing coreplayer. to fix it you need to edit a registry entry, you quick google search should help you find a free registry editor the value to edit is HKCU - POWER - DISPLAY you will probably notice the figure is massive, simply change it to the time in seconds you wish (mine is 30) hope this helps Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest fluxetreflux Posted July 21, 2007 Report Share Posted July 21, 2007 i had this problem after installing tomtom, it can also happen after installing coreplayer. to fix it you need to edit a registry entry, you quick google search should help you find a free registry editor the value to edit is HKCU - POWER - DISPLAY you will probably notice the figure is massive, simply change it to the time in seconds you wish (mine is 30) hope this helps Thx 'highlorddave'. It works for me. This problem came with TCPMP 072RC1 (CorePlayer now). Having my screen enable since 2 days and batteries went away fast. Screen get off only when i locked the Vox... And I've just apply this tweak and now my Vox can go sleep :) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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