#Htc sync manager error 512 how to#
If this is the case then I recommend choosing a top memory card for some advice and tips on how to choose the best memory card for your HTC Android cell phone, but I digress.
If it locked up with the memory card inserted then the memory card might have malfunctioned and you might have to look into reformatting the card or even purchasing a replacement. Just don’t forget to power cycle the phone to see if it will allow you to turn it on with the memory card inserted again. If the phone boots without the memory card then after the phone is powered on all the way you can try reinserting the memory card back into the phone and then make an attempt to mount the card. If there is a memory card that can be removed from your HTC cell phone then take it out and try rebooting the phone without the memory card. If the HTC phone hangs or gets locked up or frozen again and still won’t let you power the phone off then let it drain once again and then charge it for a little bit and while it’s OFF but with a bit of a charge try the troubleshooting below. Try to avoid letting a lithium ion battery drain to zero whenever possible though as it’s hard on the battery and it can sometimes be a chore to get the battery to charge up again. Wont power off – frozen phones can be stubborn, and if you cannot power the phone off at all then this might be one of the only times that it would be appropriate to allow the phones battery to drain to zero, charge the phone a bit and then attempt to power the phone on again. Make sure that the power key on your phone is not stuck or pressed in by a protective case. Rebooting itself – If the phone is not staying off, for example you power the phone off and it turns itself on all by itself then troubleshooting properly is going to be more difficult. There are a few things that can go wrong with an Android device when trying to power it off. If you were able to power the phone off by holding the power key then power the phone off and leave the phone off for about 30 seconds and then power the phone back on. It should only take 10-20 sec but if there is no success at first then you might have to hold the power key down a little longer. Sometimes powering the phone off can be difficult using this method and I have seen it take a minute or two of pressing and holding the power key for a phone to power off. Start by pressing the power key and holding it down for 10-20 seconds to see if you can get your HTC to power off. If your phone doesn’t have a removable battery, which is becoming more common in HTC phones, then it can be a little harder to get your cell phone to power off. Power cycling your phone or at least getting the phone to power off and on is going to be your first goal in troubleshooting a frozen HTC.
Let’s start simple and work our way from there Power the phone off Now we might be able to fix this issue but let me stress that this is a PROBLEM, an uncommon, inconvenient and sometimes hard to fix problem, but this article should get you on the right track and will give you a good advantage when trying to fix a frozen HTC cell phone. If this has happened to you don’t fret, there is hope. This can be extremely frustrating because you will not be able to even turn on your phone all the way, much less use it. The device will power on, load to the HTC logo, then power off, then power on, then off, on, off, but never actually loading all the way like it should. Sometimes an HTC Android phone will even get caught in a power cycling loop. Sometimes phones, HTC phones included, get stuck or frozen on their boot-up screen.
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