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It just goes off after a few seconds even when I am using the device (ie it hasn't timed out).
Even though the backlight is off, the touchscreen is still active. You can hear the "click" sound when you press the screen and items you click on while the screen is blank are running/selected when I get the screen back on (usually by using the lock slider to "lock the device" and then using the lock slider again to unlock the device, which brings the screen back on).
I have tried a reboot (several times).
I have set the backlight timer to 2mins.
Turned off Power Save (whatever that does) and back on again.
I have "Display stays lit when charging" as on, but the display still goes off even when charging.
I am not using the Simple Brightness widget
Strangely, if I am on a call, the problem does not occur - the screen will stay on for the entire duration of the call (but goes off, very soon after the call ends).
I also tried playing a video through the media player and again, the screen stayed on the entire time.
During the call, the proximity sensor works correctly, so I don't think it is a problem with the sensor.
Anyone else experienced this problem ?
Is there some setting I have missed ?
Haven't tried a re-flash yet - hoping there is some other fix I can try before that.
Any ideas ?