Pocket Pc 2003

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I upgraded my IPAQ 5450 to pocket PC 2003, with a CD update. If I do a hard
reset, do I need to reinstall the CD?
Thanks,
Wayne

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With the upgrade, a hard reset was performed as part of the upgrade. If
the upgrade indicates that you need to exectute a hard reset, do so as
the app directs (the ppc is already empty)

Activesync and outlook do not need to be re-installed, but if you
installed any apps on your ppc from the cd, they will need to be
re-installed.

After you recreate a "partnership" you will probably be asked if you
want to reinstall the apps that you have installed to date anyway.

Beverly Howard [MS MVP-Mobile Devices]

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Actually, I believe that is exactly what a hard reset does. It clears
everything out except what you have in non-volatile memory.

- Barry

Wayne wrote:
> Just for clarity, If I do I hard reset, I will not go back to the factory
> setting of Pocket PC 2002, correct?
> Thanks Again,
> Wayne
> "AximGuy" <aximguy@no.ipaqs> wrote in message
> news:_hRgd.2105233$yk.346649@news.easynews.com...
>
>>On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 13:35:31 -0400, Wayne wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I upgraded my IPAQ 5450 to pocket PC 2003, with a CD update. If I do a
>>>hard
>>>reset, do I need to reinstall the CD?
>>> Thanks,
>>> Wayne
>>
>>No, just any programs you install yourself.
>>Backup your data first.

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"Wayne" <waynedarrow@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:uYSUdKtvEHA.1984@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Just for clarity, If I do I hard reset, I will not go back to the factory
> setting of Pocket PC 2002, correct?

Correct