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Nope, nothing different.
If it won't turn on and the battery is fully charged it's broke.
Just make sure it is fully charged and then hold the power button for a long time, say 20-30 secs. If still nothing it's a repair or replace.....
If it won't turn on and the battery is fully charged it's broke.
Just make sure it is fully charged and then hold the power button for a long time, say 20-30 secs. If still nothing it's a repair or replace.....
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Definitely sounds broken. You say you may have dropped it, I presume that's in the place you found it?
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As it happens (and as more is revealed) it certainly appears the phone 'is broken' .Initially I was answering the question posted about lost phones with bars placed on them by O2...:smileywink:
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It would still turn on even if barred.
After checking all I suggested above, you could try a warranty repair (if still under warranty) but I suggest you contact HTC directly rather than O2 repairers.
http://www.htc.com/uk/contact/phone/
After checking all I suggested above, you could try a warranty repair (if still under warranty) but I suggest you contact HTC directly rather than O2 repairers.
http://www.htc.com/uk/contact/phone/
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Hopefully its just a loose wire and will be cheap to repair 
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All you can do is see what they say....Good luck ☺
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What a lovely (mad) story @Anonymous
Fell off your knee when driving...you reported it lost...got it barred....and now it's broken anyway
Sorry to giggle but it sounds like something I would do.....
