Please help. Droid has the shakes

[OpalCat]

For all intensive purposes, it was almost off, but I'll try it.

Sorry man, but this is a pet peeve of mine. The phrase is "for all intents and purposes" not "for all intensive purposes."

Sorry, carry on. I hope you find a solution--that would drive me buggy!

[Jim 777]

For all intensive purposes, it was almost off, but I'll try it.

Sorry man, but this is a pet peeve of mine. The phrase is "for all intents and purposes" not "for all intensive purposes."

Sorry, carry on. I hope you find a solution--that would drive me buggy!

I never use that saying so I sat here and whispered it to myself a few times trying to figure it out, then took a guess. I should have googled it.

Hey, may not be what I wanted, but I learned something here.

[OpalCat]

I never use that saying so I sat here and whispered it to myself a few times trying to figure it out, then took a guess. I should have googled it.

Hey, may not be what I wanted, but I learned something here.

Hehe. It's ok, it's a common mistake.

[Jim 777]

Well it's not the screen protector.

Battery is now recharging from a <5% charge. So far it's better but not like it used to be.

[AnneDroid]

Bike_guy BUMP!

[Jim 777]

Update:
At 70% charge was showing signs of the issue and at 80% it's almost fully screwed up, not being able to "capture" an icon with a long press (I didn't check the 50-60% charge but at 40 and below, there was little to no apparent issues present). As soon as a disconnect the USB.... it's all good.

[BayouFlyFisher]

Update:
At 70% charge was showing signs of the issue and at 80% it's almost fully screwed up, not being able to "capture" an icon with a long press (I didn't check the 50-60% charge but at 40 and below, there was little to no apparent issues present). As soon as a disconnect the USB.... it's all good.

Try a different usb cable.

[Jim 777]

***WTF???***

As you may have read, my entire time in SoCal has been a nightmare trying to get the phone's screen to work correctly while charging. I did not get a chance to replace the battery (the next step I wanted to try) and therefore drove back to NorCal and was going to go get one this weekend.

HOWEVER, upon returning and unpacking the car, I came in and created a fresh backup for mjones (he's helping me with something else) and I plugged it in to the laptop to transfer the nandroid file over. The battery was at 40% but I noticed that the screen is acting PERFECTLY! I checked it all the way to full charge and it's acting normally again. I don't get it. It's been connected to the same laptop the entire time.

Respectfully,

Thoroughly Confused.

[littlerick]

have you been using the same usb cord? does it do it plugged into the wall?

[BayouFlyFisher]

In two different posts to this thread I've suggested that the problem is the usb cable or charger. Here's my quote from post #10: "I've been reading this board since early November and every single time, as I recall, reading about an issue such as you are describing, it has been traced to 1) faulty chargers, 2) non factory chargers, 3) cheap usb cables and in one case a bad touch screen".