erezyad

Originally Posted by Julie

You cannot delete anything that is installed to ROM, so any of the files, applications, or other things you see right after a clean reset is installed in ROM and cannot be removed. Even if you could remove these things, you would not free up any usable memory, since the memory that is available to you is not the same memory that is used by the manufacturer.

not entirely correct :o
after hr there are some apps, settings (like XML) and other files that are "poured" into the device
some can be deleted using the device file explorer (like tomtom files from program file & my doc)
some are protected or "being used" and can only be deleted using resco explorer or total commander… like when you replace dialer skin or the pictures of icons
last you have the rom file that are not accessible unless you cook your rom differently like the tomtom EXE in win dir or power-point EXE in win dir, this files can be identified when trying to delete them with file explorer and the option of delete is gray

as for deleting
I'm from Israel and we don’t have mapping 4 tomtom so after HR one of the things I delete is this app from prog file and my doc and it gives me more memory to use 4 more useful apps
If you understand/know the process I'm taking about you will understand that it will give you more memory 4 the user
on most htc devices and on some of hp/htc you can see the pack being installed after the hr and users are performing SR during this insulation to stop it and by doing so saving useful user memory
on the 6900 you cannot see this so you must manually delete ,sorry It is long….

But my recommendation is that If you are not expert or have the knowledge at the matter don't delete thing you don’t know, it may case you instability or malfunction in the future that will lead to unwanted HR

If you do want to learn then backup your device before deleting anything
"Safe" is using file explorer ,advanced use resco explorer and the top is cooking your rom (cooking cannot be done 4 the ipaq 6900)

winddomino

Would you provide information about how you use the IPAQ (I assume since you posted in the IPAQ hw6900 forum)? What applications have you installed to it? What are your most frequently used apps? Do you use the camera (if it includes one)? GPS?

The memory on my hw6925 is fairly consistent with around 5.7 MB of free storage memory (this number fluctuates based on email usage & internet surfing) and around 20 MB of Program memory, so you can see that my setup is somewhat similar to yours, yet I don't have many performance issues.

The problem you describe could be caused by some of the software you have installed on it. Today screen plugins would be the first type of application I would iinvestigate.