V10 causes infinite power cycles

Ok guess I will try the Namt trick again. Before this it only power cycled a few times a day. But, it would turn off and NOT turn back on. I would have to turn it on manually. A warranty center rep walked me through a process involving taking out the battery that solved the problem for a couple days. I will call back the center and get that procedure memorized. This was before the V10 update so I am not sure if it will work now.

This is the same canned response I got.  The forums are obviously right as we have experienced these problems ourselves.  The store replacements are flashed to V10.  however, most replacements that come directly from Verizon are not.  I got one from the store that had V10 and the infinite reboots.  Then, I called Verizon and they sent me one directly.  It has V9 and all is good again.

This has been happening with my phone for most of the day today after having V10 for a couple weeks now with no problems at all, making me REALLY irritated.  I tried the NAM trick a few different times while on break at work and it still cycled.  If I would have known that this phone would have all of these issues, I never would have bought it last December.  I'm stuck with it until August, so hopefully a fix comes out for this glitch, or I try the replacement route (which I may have no choice).

First off, you can add 2 of my 3 Env Touch phones to the list of phones that continuously reboot after the KV10 update.

I have found an alternate workaround than the NAM2 workaround:

This problem appears to involve receiving a "problem" text message. If you block all incoming texts for a short period and then unblock them, the problem will go away until the next time your phone attempts to receive another "problem" text message. I first experienced the issue on Saturday. My phone literally rebooted all day long while I kept experimenting with different things until I found this workaround. My phone went until Wednesday (today) without it happening again, but today it happened twice. All 3 times, the problem started after I sent a picture message to Facebook. It must involve attempting to receive the reply from Facebook that says the photo has been successfully posted to Facebook.

So anyway, here is my workaround: Just like the NAM2 workaround, you have to do this FAST, before the phone reboots again:

Long version: Menu, Settings and Tools, Phone Settings, Security, Lock Code, Restrictions, Lock Code, Messages, Incoming Messages, Block All

Shortcut OK, 8, 7, 7, Lock Code, 2, Lock Code, 3, 1, Block All

Wait a short period of time, and then go back into this menu and select Allow All. This resolves the issue.

Marty, you could very well be on to something, as far as that little workaround.  I tried it out, and after a few minutes, changed it back to allow all, and it seems alright at the moment.  Here's hoping, that way I can actually use my phone for more than a fancy wristwatch until I can get to a VZW store for V12.