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Droid X rebooting by itself?

Asterisk

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So recently my X has been rebooting itself when I try to unlock it. Now it only started after I deoxed and put a theme on it. I went back to my back up before the theme and it kept doing it. Not really sure what is wrong with it. It only happens maybe 3 times a day but it is really annoying.
 
that happened to me today, I unlocked the phone and my phone lagged up and rebooted it self. Are you running launcher pro??? because that's what I'm running maybe that's what is causing to reboot?
 
Yeah I am running launcher pro. I bought it as well and the new pop ups for the bar freeze my phone when ever they tell me that I have a missed call or text.
 
I have been running Launcher Pro since I got the phone and have never had a self-restart of the phone. Even after the 2.2 update.

I know it isn't much, but maybe it can help you to rule something out.
 
I have had mine do that twice, not running launcher whatever.
It would start to lag, then reboot.
has not done it in the last week however (i've only had it 2 weeks).
But I have updated a dozen apps in the last week.
 
I was thinking that maybe it is an app because there are a few that I just downloaded a few days ago like hot reboot. Not sure if that could be it or not.
 
A corrupted file/filesystem on your memory card can cause lagging/freezing and reboots. Easy way to test is to put another sd card in your device, if you have one, or take your sd card out of your phone and see if it runs fine without it.

If it looks like the card is to blame, then back up your card's contents to your computer. Then format your card and move only essential stuff back to the card, then move other folders/files back in small groups and test until everything you need is back on the card, or you find a bad file.
 
Is there any easier way to test files cause I don't really have the time to format and move everything back over.
 
This is a known problem. Been on Verizon and Motorola's site and there are plenty of people dealing with this. I demanded a New Replacement. Took me over an hour of saying no "like new" replacement but I got one.
I think there is a update coming to deal with it. I ran my phone stock for two weeks and still got a reboot. So far this one has been running like a champ, but so did my first for about a month.
 
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