Control/Notification Center Not Working

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  1. andrewsjra, Dec 13, 2013

    andrewsjra macrumors regular

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    Has anyone experienced their control and notification center not working on ios 7.0.4? Mine wasn't responding. I checked my settings and they were both activated. In addition, my screen remained lit up when it was on standby. I have it set to turn off after a minute. When I noticed it didn't turn off, that's when I noticed both my control and notification center weren't working. Anyone else experience this?
     
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  2. ~Ks383~, Dec 13, 2013

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    Control/Notification Center Not Working


    It happened to me once, not the screen issue but the issue with control center/notification center not working. A reboot fixed the issue.
     
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  3. andrewsjra, Dec 14, 2013

    andrewsjra thread starter macrumors regular

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    Yeah, this is the first and only time this has happened to me
     
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  4. tonyr6, Dec 30, 2013

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    This is the third time this month I had to reboot my iPod Touch when control center stopped working. A simple reboot fixes it but then it eventually happens again. Annoying as all of these updates it has still not been fixed.
     
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  5. C DM, Dec 30, 2013

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    Perhaps in 7.1.
     
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  6. CtlsMurari, Dec 30, 2013

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    If Control/Notification center is not working then is there only 1 option of reboot. But when we reboot a iPhone or iPad then we have to save our data. So I want to know any other option about this problem without rebooting.
     
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  7. C DM, Dec 30, 2013

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    What do you mean by save your data? A reboot just restarts the phone, the same apps and data that were there before would still be there.
     
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  8. matttye, Dec 31, 2013

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    Reboot (the act of turning the phone off and on again), not restore (the act of erasing content and settings and then adding data back from a backup).
     
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