[ceroberts75]

Flashing, not flagging.

[theking2]

no, mine doesn't boot either.

No response to pressing the power button. 

[jpspitzer]

My phone is the 059L889 16GB.
Dosen't boot after a 280mb update and install Skype.

First some of the icons turn red and when the phone reboot dosen't start anymore.

Stop on Nokia screen. If I press the power botton for 8 seconds the screen turn off for a few seconds and then the nokia screen is back and that it.

Help please.

[Odonata]

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gunsnroses_dxb wrote:

seems like i am the 2nd who is facing this problem...

I use all the solution provided in this thread, mine N9 vibrate shows LED light and than shows "NOKIA Logo.. and that's it.

I tried holding the power button for 10 seconds, even more will turn it OFF.

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Hi,

My father has a Lumia N9 just over 2 months old and his is doing the same thing, does not appear to be charging and I contacted Nokia Support and they say that he is not covered by warranty in Australia, as the phone was bought in Finland, has anyone found a solution.

[aspergerguy]

@Odonata

Have you tried using an iPad charger with greater mA output to see if this gets N9 to charge?

[fxrhn]

My N9 can't switch on bluetooth. I tried using ToggleBT but it doesn't work. I tried accessing BT via status menu but still doesn't work. When I tried to access from Settings, the phone lags and I when it is able to access the bluetooth settings, it shows black screen. Please help me.

[aspergerguy]

@fxrhn

Try re-installing existing device software with option in Tools > Software updates of Nokia Suite upon PC.

[jcprime]

I have the same problem as above. I've already tried to flash my phone and the flashing is successful but my phone still not giving any sign of life. The LED light will on and shows blinks but no life on the display. Can you help me on this. thanks.....

[aspergerguy]

@jcprime

Not clear whether you mean flashed device software with "Command line flasher" or re-installed using Nokia Suite; in the case of the former you could perhaps need to put device into R & D mode to flash and then return to normal mode.