i8000 email stuck at "logging in"

[Guest sjmar3]

Hey all,

I've done a search on here and using google but haven't found any kind of solution. I've been having an issue in the last few days. My gmail account (being used through the normal email client) gets stuck at the "logging in" section. If i try to stop it connecting it gets hung up at the "disconnecting" section. I was using SPB Mobile Shell and thought that was my problem so uninstalled it though that didn't help. I then formatted the phone though that also didn't help!

Does anyone have any idea about this issue?

Also I can never seem to update my phone though by selecting "Windows Update.".

Any help would be appreciated!!

Cheers,

Steve

Edited May 26, 2011 by sjmar3

[Guest MarraCZ]

Same problem here....

[Guest fclifton]

I just started having the same problem. I wonder if Gmail changed something. Anyway, I deleted the Gmail account on my phone, then added it back and so far it has worked ok again. BTW, when it would get stuck, the tmail process was using like 99% CPU and my phone would get hot. That's how I knew it was happening.

[Guest sjmar3]

Glad to hear I'm not the only one this is happening too (well sort of, be good if none of us were having the problem). I've tried removing and putting in my Gmail account again to no avail..

Anyone got any ideas?

[Guest GunnarKarlsson]

I just started having the same problem. I wonder if Gmail changed something. Anyway, I deleted the Gmail account on my phone, then added it back and so far it has worked ok again. BTW, when it would get stuck, the tmail process was using like 99% CPU and my phone would get hot. That's how I knew it was happening.

ahhh

thats why my pants felt like they were on fire, and the music was stuttering.

Thanks, will try to setup the gmail again and see if it goes back to normal lukewarm temperatures again.

//Gunnar

[Guest WovW]

I just started having the same problem. I wonder if Gmail changed something. Anyway, I deleted the Gmail account on my phone, then added it back and so far it has worked ok again. BTW, when it would get stuck, the tmail process was using like 99% CPU and my phone would get hot. That's how I knew it was happening.

Start having same problem too... :-(

I suppose Google changed something...

CPU 100% = drain battery and phone "hot"... :-(

WovW