imported_Prozak

Hello there! i have just bought an Ipaq hx2490 with windows mobile 5 and i just love it.. i just have this problem... i installed the odyssey client from the companion cd ... to the SD card.. and i didnt like it (actually.. hp tool it's better or i like it more)... and now i have uninstalled it from remove programs screen. But it seems that it left me the ghost on my today screen because everytime i turn on my PDA, it takes about 4 or 5 seconds and then show the Notification error that cannot execute \SD card\program files\ funk software\odysseyclient\odclientce.exe what can i do to stop that problem!°?!?!?!?!?

Internetadam4657

you need to go in and disable it in the today settings where the rest of your today screen plugins are.

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jonjacksonuk

I seem to be in exactly the same position. I suspected that the Odyssey client was causing my ipaq to hang sometimes on wake-up so I tried to uninstall it. Now I have this same 'ghost'... There doesn't appear to be a reference to it in Settings->Today->Items, nor in \windows\StartUp or the registry as far as I can see. What could be starting it??

batosi

Originally Posted by jonjacksonuk

I seem to be in exactly the same position. I suspected that the Odyssey client was causing my ipaq to hang sometimes on wake-up so I tried to uninstall it. Now I have this same 'ghost'... There doesn't appear to be a reference to it in Settings->Today->Items, nor in \windows\StartUp or the registry as far as I can see. What could be starting it??

I'm having the same problem with Skype, I uninstalled it, but that didn't work and skype doesn't have anything on the today screen

aemti

I also have the same problem with my iPaq.... help!

Julie

Unfortunately, some programs leave behind residual stuff when they are uninstalled that can cause these types of annoying problems. Some of the configurations are still set up in registry files, etc. The easiest way to clear this stuff up is to either perform a hard reset of your PDA (if it is a 2003 os) or to perform a clean reset of your PDA (if it is a wm 5.0 model).

Doing so will return your PDA to its factory settings, but will also delete any installed programs or other documents and files, so you'll want to make sure you've got copies of all of this stuff on hand to reload to your PDA.

If you want to avoid resetting your PDA to factory conditions, there are software products available that will allow you to edit the PDA registry. Of course you have to be very careful when messing around with these files or else you'll really screw up your PDA...and you still might not be successful in removing everything....it's similar to looking for a needle in a haystack. Your best bet is to bite the bullet and go with resetting your device...

Assuming you all have windows mobile 5.0 devices, here's how to perform a clear reset:

Press the power, calendar, and messaging buttons at the same time AND insert your stylus in the small hole on the bottom of you PDA (the reset button). Press and hold these buttons until you see the PDA reset and until you see the message "Erasing Persistant Storage." Then release the button.