psionandy

A soft reset is always a good bet for these sort of problems.....

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weberdj

Originally Posted by psionandy

A soft reset is always a good bet for these sort of problems.....

Can you instruct this novice in the procedure for a soft reset? I know how to do a hard reset but have not executed a soft reset and do not have ready access to my user's manual.

Thank you

Dwight

psionandy

push stylus in soft reset hole.....

A hard reset is where you hold the power button down at the same time (this wipes all your data)

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Originally Posted by psionandy

push stylus in soft reset hole..... A hard reset is where you hold the power button down at the same time (this wipes all your data)

Psionandy: Thank you, my issue is resolved. Much appreciated!

Dwight

Knumb

looks great Rob.......I'll def. bookmark that and go through it later today!

lipripr

Great stuff bondr006...thx for taking the time to put that together!

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monijk

Im sry but i forgot my password of the pda and i can't find the reset button where is it???? hellpp pleaseeeeeee

Jogga

Originally Posted by monijk

Im sry but i forgot my password of the pda and i can't find the reset button where is it???? hellpp pleaseeeeeee

A hard reset will clear all of the data (other than the OS) from your device: be sure that is what you want to do.

Assuming that you have an X50 or X51 press the power button and press the stylus into the reset hole on the rear of your device. Follow the on-screen instructions.

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