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Question posted by macdpainting on October 6th, 2012

Sleep And Charge Not Working

whenever I plug my phone into the usb, the sleep and charge dialogue box comes up. I click the box to allow the sleep and charge but it still doesnt work. Then the next time I open it, it is not checked on.

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User Guide - Page 25

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User Guide - Page 46

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User Guide - Page 49

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User Guide - Page 50

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User Guide - Page 52

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User Guide - Page 81

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User Guide - Page 85

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User Guide - Page 97

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User Guide - Page 98

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User Guide - Page 99

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User Guide - Page 132

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User Guide - Page 133

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User Guide - Page 135

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User Guide - Page 140

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User Guide - Page 141

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User Guide - Page 148

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User Guide - Page 160

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User Guide - Page 161

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User Guide - Page 188

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User Guide - Page 194

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