stocktiki

Does anyone know where Windows Mobile stores the registry files? Is it stored in built-in memory -- or in ROM along with the rest of the operating system. Just curious. Thanks!

ikehiker

Neither - it's stored in RAM and gets wiped with a hard reset. The default settings are in ROM are restored with the rest of the OS.

BTW, ROM and BIS are the same physical memory.

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stocktiki

That's very interesting. . . Guess it means you have to reinstall your apps if the battery dies on the road...

ikehiker

Originally Posted by stocktiki

Guess it means you have to reinstall your apps if the battery dies on the road...

Exactly - or even when it dies at home..........

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Jayjor

It's better to die at home than on the road.

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stoneraven9

BTW, you just cannot see or play with the registry using the normal "windows explorer". It takes a separate program, like Advanced explorer, or resco explorer, to see and change the registry.

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wooch

That's why frequent backups are so important . . .