vjunk

I'm using MemMaid 2.3 (build 230) on a T-Mobile MDA (a.k.a. HTC Wizard). When I go into the Notification Queue part, it shows that I have over 43,000 notifications. (No wonder the PDA doesn't work right!) When I select the option to Find Duplicates, it showed the hourglass (OK, the spinning wheel or whatever you want to call it) for over an hour. I rebooted and tried it again. The spinning wheel stayed on the screen for over seven hours, then the PDA locked up when I connected it to my PC (to keep it charging).

Will it ever finish? If so, any estimate on time? If not, I can go through and do it manually, but like I said, over 43,000 entries!

Thanks,

Victor

schmenge

Originally Posted by vjunk

I'm using MemMaid 2.3 (build 230) on a T-Mobile MDA (a.k.a. HTC Wizard). When I go into the Notification Queue part, it shows that I have over 43,000 notifications. (No wonder the PDA doesn't work right!) When I select the option to Find Duplicates, it showed the hourglass (OK, the spinning wheel or whatever you want to call it) for over an hour. I rebooted and tried it again. The spinning wheel stayed on the screen for over seven hours, then the PDA locked up when I connected it to my PC (to keep it charging). Will it ever finish? If so, any estimate on time? If not, I can go through and do it manually, but like I said, over 43,000 entries! Thanks, Victor

Wow, that's one heck of a lot of notifications! I think I would try backing up my device (just in case) deleting all notifications and then selecting the option to rebuild the notifications queue.

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vjunk

Because of the large number of notifications in the database, I could never get MemMaid to delete them. It kept locking up the PDA. I tried another utility and it seemed to work but the deletions were never committed to the database. (The other utility and MemMaid both showed only a few notifications left, but they would all be back after a reboot.)

I finally went into the registry, changed "HKLM\System\GWE\Notify\volume" to "\mxip_notify2.vol", rebooted, deleted "\mxip_notify.vol", changed the registry back, and rebooted again. Windows Mobile recreated mxip_notify.vol with the default notifications and everything seems to be working again.

By the way, I think those 43,000+ notifications were a result of me letting my battery die completely. They were TimeChange events and I think they were triggered when the clock was reset after I recharged the battery.

Catman51

Is Dinarsoft still around?

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AKAJohnDoe

Originally Posted by Catman51

Is Dinarsoft still around?

Hmmm. Have not seen any updates since last Summer.

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srvctec

Originally Posted by AKAJohnDoe

Hmmm. Have not seen any updates since last Summer.

I keep hoping they will make some of the changes we requested for TapText, but not holding my breath.

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