08-18-03, 02:07 AM
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Not-so-soft reset
I just tried to restore my PIM databases with Dell's "utility", and the following Soft Reset turned out as an hard reset. I lost all my installed programs (luckily, I store all my files in the Integrated Storage). Anyone has ever seen this behavior ? Is it linked to Dell's "utility", to the Axim, to a faulty unit, or generally to bad luck ?
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08-18-03, 08:55 AM
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Do you mean that the restore failed? Or the restore caused a hard reset?
If you mean that the restore failed, from everything I have read, that is pretty common, which is why I use Pocket Backup Plus. | |||||
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08-18-03, 10:13 AM
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Technically, I suppose I can say the restore "succeeded", as in "the message appeared correctly". But the restore asks for a Soft Reset, which was in fact a hard reset. Meaning I lost all my data, that is PIM data (which I got back through synch) and all my apps (I had to reinstall).
I just bought PocketBackup. | |||
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08-18-03, 12:54 PM
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Ugh! The one time I had a hard reset, it took me around five hours to reinstall everything. Which is why I am such a crusader for Pocket Backup.
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