Hi, I recently updated my Galaxy S (1) from Froyo to Gingerbread 2.3.3, all went smoothly and seemed fine. After a few days some issues became apparent, notifications were not clearing properly and battery life was horrendous. I did some checking and found discussion suggesting the phone should be factory reset to fix so I reset the phone.
However, the reset did not return the phone to Froyo 2.2, instead it retained some, but not all of the Gingerbread firmware. When the phone was updated, the keyboard changed to the Gingerbread version but the reset has reverted it back to the old 2.2 version. I am not sure if anything else has changed but clearly the reset is flawed.
So my question is can anyone advise how to either force update the firmware again, fully revert back to 2.2 OR repair the current version with the correct keyboard etc? I am not keen on downloading 3rd party Gingerbread keyboards as this doesn't fix some issues with word substitution that was fixed with the 2.3 update.
My phone is not rooted.
Many thanks,
Mark.
Ps. I note advisers suggest posting the build etc..
PDA : I9000XWJVH
PHONE : I9000BWJV2
CSC : I9000O2UJV3
Build Info : Wed May 4 18:03:59 KST 2011
However, the reset did not return the phone to Froyo 2.2, instead it retained some, but not all of the Gingerbread firmware. When the phone was updated, the keyboard changed to the Gingerbread version but the reset has reverted it back to the old 2.2 version. I am not sure if anything else has changed but clearly the reset is flawed.
So my question is can anyone advise how to either force update the firmware again, fully revert back to 2.2 OR repair the current version with the correct keyboard etc? I am not keen on downloading 3rd party Gingerbread keyboards as this doesn't fix some issues with word substitution that was fixed with the 2.3 update.
My phone is not rooted.
Many thanks,
Mark.
Ps. I note advisers suggest posting the build etc..
PDA : I9000XWJVH
PHONE : I9000BWJV2
CSC : I9000O2UJV3
Build Info : Wed May 4 18:03:59 KST 2011
