Windows Phone 7 alarm bug
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Nishant Sivakumar wrote:
No, that was the first thing I checked.
In that case judging by some of the recent posts you must have switched the luck with him. You're getting luckier by the day :rolleyes:
All the best, Dan
True :-(
Regards, Nish
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I just had the alarm go off on my WP7 phone. I hit dismiss, and a new alarm started going off, and I dismissed that too. I opened the alarm app, and nope, I don't have any alarms set for this time of day. The only ones I have are for rather early in the morning. This is a new one for me! :~ Anyone else got anything like this?
Regards, Nish
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Is that how you have excused forgetting the Valentine Day? You know that your wife is frequent here, ain’t you? Lets put everything on the poor innocent WP7, is that so? That's too low even for you Nish.:suss: Edit: typos, as always.
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modified on Thursday, February 17, 2011 3:22 PM
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Is that how you have excused forgetting the Valentine Day? You know that your wife is frequent here, ain’t you? Lets put everything on the poor innocent WP7, is that so? That's too low even for you Nish.:suss: Edit: typos, as always.
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modified on Thursday, February 17, 2011 3:22 PM
:omg: Yeah, see a guy who's down, kick him in the stomach! Thanks all of you :rolleyes:
Regards, Nish
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:omg: Yeah, see a guy who's down, kick him in the stomach! Thanks all of you :rolleyes:
Regards, Nish
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Yeah, this is a first for me in 4 months. Certainly an interesting bug!
Regards, Nish
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Next thing you know, you'll get a BSOD :)
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Next thing you know, you'll get a BSOD :)
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Oh, I get that once a week or so - I've posted about it here a few times :-)
Regards, Nish
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Oh, I get that once a week or so - I've posted about it here a few times :-)
Regards, Nish
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On your Windows Phone? :omg:
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On your Windows Phone? :omg:
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Yeah but it's not a "blue screen of death", it's a black screen of death in WP7 :-)
Regards, Nish
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Yeah but it's not a "blue screen of death", it's a black screen of death in WP7 :-)
Regards, Nish
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I never knew that :)
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I never knew that :)
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Well my iPhone used to crash too but very rarely. WP7 is more consistent about crashing, that's all :-)
Regards, Nish
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Well my iPhone used to crash too but very rarely. WP7 is more consistent about crashing, that's all :-)
Regards, Nish
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Thats Microsoft for you ;P
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I just had the alarm go off on my WP7 phone. I hit dismiss, and a new alarm started going off, and I dismissed that too. I opened the alarm app, and nope, I don't have any alarms set for this time of day. The only ones I have are for rather early in the morning. This is a new one for me! :~ Anyone else got anything like this?
Regards, Nish
New article available: Resetting a View Model in WPF MVVM applications without code-behind in the view My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com
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I just had the alarm go off on my WP7 phone. I hit dismiss, and a new alarm started going off, and I dismissed that too. I opened the alarm app, and nope, I don't have any alarms set for this time of day. The only ones I have are for rather early in the morning. This is a new one for me! :~ Anyone else got anything like this?
Regards, Nish
New article available: Resetting a View Model in WPF MVVM applications without code-behind in the view My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com
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:laugh:
Regards, Nish
New article available: Resetting a View Model in WPF MVVM applications without code-behind in the view My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com
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I just had the alarm go off on my WP7 phone. I hit dismiss, and a new alarm started going off, and I dismissed that too. I opened the alarm app, and nope, I don't have any alarms set for this time of day. The only ones I have are for rather early in the morning. This is a new one for me! :~ Anyone else got anything like this?
Regards, Nish
New article available: Resetting a View Model in WPF MVVM applications without code-behind in the view My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com
So here we have an Alarm bug to go with the Lack of Cut, Copy and Paste functionality... Has Microsoft stolen iOS 3 and skinned it?
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I just had the alarm go off on my WP7 phone. I hit dismiss, and a new alarm started going off, and I dismissed that too. I opened the alarm app, and nope, I don't have any alarms set for this time of day. The only ones I have are for rather early in the morning. This is a new one for me! :~ Anyone else got anything like this?
Regards, Nish
New article available: Resetting a View Model in WPF MVVM applications without code-behind in the view My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com
CE 6 used to do this when one reset the time, or the time-zone. It was a bug, and possibly still is. Alarms would mysteriously double-up, to remove them, one needed to hack the registry.