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I recieved my brand new noka n800 in the mail today. After turning on the device and getting used to it. i pressed the power button and clicked "turn off". After doing this the system does not power on again for around 15 minutes, in which then it works fine. Am i doing something wrong? Are you not supposed to turn it off when your finished using it?? any help would be appreciated.
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Happened to me also _once_. U have removed the battery, waited 6 sec, put back the battery - and it started.
Don't worry, it should happen very rarely
 
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This has been happening to me as well.
Ever since I put the official "first release" of 2008 for n800 on the device.
SOmetimes (more than 3 times) when I either
1. turn it off manually
2. let the battery drain completely
or
3. after charging overnight

then I can't turn it on until I pull the battery and wait several seconds.

Very disconcerting.
 
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I've had the exact same problem. Everything worked fine with OS2007, but I'm having lots of problems with OS2008. If anyone finds a fix, please let us know. If not, looks like I'll have to re-flash to OS2007.
 
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I just got a new n800, with similar experience. Installed battery, plugged in charger, got "charging" message and icon, and then when it said "charged" I unplugged the charger. The message went away. Then tried to turn it on. No dice.

Listening to some of the advice on this forum, I removed the battery for up to an hour, pushed and held the power button, but nothing worked.

Then I put the device (without battery) into a freezer for 45 minutes. Reinstalled battery, plugged in charger.

Now it's sitting there with the "Charging" message and icon again.

I'm not sure what to do next.

Apparently this is a known problem and Nokia is working on a fix... but I have 30 days to decide whether or not to return it to my vendor. Will I need to carry around a freezer with me in order to power up my n800?

This has been a most UN-triumphant out of box experience. I have had the device for a good chunk of a day and have not seen it do anything but show a "charging" message or do a very compelling brick impersonation.
 
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