> Yes, although after a very quick search I'm not turning up any of the > several message threads about this. If you're persistent you'll find that > a number of folks have reported screen failures during upgrades. It's not > a problem with the software or upgrade process (although it looks very > much like a software problem when you see it the first time in isolation), > it's just that most screen failures occur during boot... so if you're > screen is gonna go it often goes during an upgrade. Call in to have the > unit serviced. > Hi, i'm just curious - does it mean that after every booting process I may find my device screen damaged? -- Stell
