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WermerSkoch · 11-11-05, 07:03 PM

I recently upgraded my x50v to WM5. I liked it, but was having trouble running a couple programs on it. I performed a hard-reset, taking it back to the fresh WM5 install. the system was hanging like crazy, and it was taking a rediculus amount of time to boot up. Thinking this was a bug in WM5, I decided to downgrade. I did another hard reset, and ran the downgrade utility from Dell. My unit is doing the SAME THING even though it's back at A00 WM2003SE. It took me about 15 minutes to get through the welcome set-up thing (calibrating the screen, learning how to change an apointment, etc...) because the system was hanging SO much (it took about 30 seconds for the curser to creep from spot to spot when calibrating the screen). It's all set up now, and running a little bit better, but still slower than I remember. Anyone have any ideas on what this could be? Thanks!

Warner

11-11-05, 07:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
WermerSkoch Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 20 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	System SLOW after a hard reset... I recently upgraded my x50v to WM5. I liked it, but was having trouble running a couple programs on it. I performed a hard-reset, taking it back to the fresh WM5 install. the system was hanging like crazy, and it was taking a rediculus amount of time to boot up. Thinking this was a bug in WM5, I decided to downgrade. I did another hard reset, and ran the downgrade utility from Dell. My unit is doing the SAME THING even though it's back at A00 WM2003SE. It took me about 15 minutes to get through the welcome set-up thing (calibrating the screen, learning how to change an apointment, etc...) because the system was hanging SO much (it took about 30 seconds for the curser to creep from spot to spot when calibrating the screen). It's all set up now, and running a little bit better, but still slower than I remember. Anyone have any ideas on what this could be? Thanks! Warner