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flipcody · 11-03-05, 07:09 AM

All of you that are having battery drain problems please try pulling your memory cards and see if this resolves it. If you have both a CF and SD memory card pull them both if problem solved then put back in one at a time to see if both cards create problem.

I was having this issue with mine (and needing soft resets to power on) and when I pull my SD card everthing works. It is only my SD card that impacts it, my CF is in and I have not problems.

I know this is not a long time solution but hopefully it will work. We then have to narrow this down to if it is a partcular brand of memory card, some other issue with card, or the X50. My SD card is a Kingston 512mb card.

Good luck!

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flipcody Aximsite Minor League Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Ripon, WI USA Posts: 139 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	All of you that are having battery drain problems please try pulling your memory cards and see if this resolves it. If you have both a CF and SD memory card pull them both if problem solved then put back in one at a time to see if both cards create problem. I was having this issue with mine (and needing soft resets to power on) and when I pull my SD card everthing works. It is only my SD card that impacts it, my CF is in and I have not problems. I know this is not a long time solution but hopefully it will work. We then have to narrow this down to if it is a partcular brand of memory card, some other issue with card, or the X50. My SD card is a Kingston 512mb card. Good luck! __________________ Dell Axim X50v Kingston 512mb SD card Sandisk Extreme III 1gb CF card Extra 1100 mAh battery