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[rambell]

Hey all. I have tried googling this but since I don't really know what the issue is or if there is even one, obviously I did not get any good results.

For me, whenever I press the screen lock button on the top right, the screen turns off directly without showing the lockscreen. This I suppose means that the device is now in sleep mode and not locked? To wake the device, a short press of the button and a short wait will show the lockscreen. If I long press the button, the device will wake and unlock and go direct to the Today screen.

Now my question is: I heard that if you short press the button, by right the lockscreen will appear and then the display is turned off. Is this suppose to be the case? Or am I missing something here? In any case, it seems a little silly to me that to see my lock screen, I have to go to Start/Lock. Isn't there a button in the Today screen for it?

I am using the i8000, original rom, wm 6.5, windows titianium.

Pls advise. Thanks.

PS: You may not understand what I am asking but it is alright. I am getting more confused as I type anyway.

[ElThomsono]

Just to describe the operation of mine (to confuse you further) a short press switches the screen off, but another short press will bring it back without any lock in place: you can start pressing icons and they'll operate.

A long press locks it with the swipe to unlock screen, which flashes up momentarily before the screen switches off. A short press turns the screen on to show the lock screen, and a swype unlocks that, or a long press bypasses it straight to the today screen.

Again, Start > Lock will display the lock screen which can be turned off with a short press of the hardware button.

I think that's just how it is. Hope this in some way helped!

[Vostradamus]

I think screen off (standby mode) when short pressing it is normal (mine works that way too)

Long pressing it equals running the lock app, and then the screen goes off.

Short pressing it when in standby just wakes the device, the fact that it will wake up in locked or unlocked state can be set via settings.

Ok, most probably I'm making a mess here lol   let's try to sum it up

Device awake:

short press -> standby
long press -> lock and standby

Device in standby

short press -> wake up (asks for unlocking if set to lock on wake up in settings)
long press -> wake up and unlock

That should be it  

[rambell]

Aha! Thank you both of you. I understand better now. So what I am experiencing is actually the right um..experience.

Just any question...
Between these two:
1)short press the lock button and just having screen off [setting is locked when wake]
2)long press the lock button and having device locked and screen off
Which is better as recommended setting? Or is there no real difference at all?

[Vostradamus]

rambell, on Mar 3 2010, 14:16, said:

Aha! Thank you both of you. I understand better now. So what I am experiencing is actually the right um..experience.

Just any question...
Between these two:
1)short press the lock button and just having screen off [setting is locked when wake]
2)long press the lock button and having device locked and screen off
Which is better as recommended setting? Or is there no real difference at all?

Well.... I use option number.... 3  

- disabled the lock on wake up setting
- installed S2U2 and using it as both lockscreen application and fullscreen caller id
- using the right side button only to put the device in standby, leaving S2U2 to handle the rest

[tigerphones]

Anyone here know of a fix for this?  Recently, the lock button no longer causes my Omnia 2 to go into standby when I do a short press...It USED to do like this:  I could short press lock button > Omnia 2 would go into standby.  I then short press lock button > Omina 2 comes out of standy by and shows lockscreen.

Now, only a long press of lock button causes Omnia 2 to go to lock screen, but I can't make it go into standby anymore.

As it stands, the only way I know to turn off my display and make the phone go into standby is to have it set to go into standby after 30 seconds of inactivity when on battery power.  Anyone know of the proper setting or area in the registry to fix this?

I was trying to OC my phone, and I think it might have changed some setting somewhere....

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[UPDATE]  Wound up just hard resetting the phone...it fixed this lock button issue.

Edited by tigerphones, 14 April 2010 - 03:30 AM.

[brainstorm03]

tigerphones, on Apr 13 2010, 18:32, said:

Anyone here know of a fix for this?  Recently, the lock button no longer causes my Omnia 2 to go into standby when I do a short press...It USED to do like this:  I could short press lock button > Omnia 2 would go into standby.  I then short press lock button > Omina 2 comes out of standy by and shows lockscreen.

Now, only a long press of lock button causes Omnia 2 to go to lock screen, but I can't make it go into standby anymore.

As it stands, the only way I know to turn off my display and make the phone go into standby is to have it set to go into standby after 30 seconds of inactivity when on battery power.  Anyone know of the proper setting or area in the registry to fix this?

I was trying to OC my phone, and I think it might have changed some setting somewhere....

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[UPDATE]  Wound up just hard resetting the phone...it fixed this lock button issue.

I've had this happen a few times. If it does it again just try hitting the camera button. As weird as that sounds it's fixed it every time it's happened, after trying pretty much anything else I could think of.

[Mahmoud Karam]

brainstorm03, on 22 April 2010 - 08:07 PM, said:

I've had this happen a few times. If it does it again just try hitting the camera button. As weird as that sounds it's fixed it every time it's happened, after trying pretty much anything else I could think of.

This has worked with me, Thanks although it is still weird to lock the screen by hitting both the lock key and the camera key at the same time, but I think I can live with it.