HELP WITH POCKET INTERNET EXPLORER

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I have a problem with Pocket Internet Exploer ("PIE" ) that I hop someone
might be able to help me with.

MY SYSTEM: I recently upgraded to the new iPAQ 4700 running PPC-2003(SE).
I love it. I access the Internet throughout the day through either Bluetooth
(using my paired Motorola v600 to tie me in through AT&T) or Wi-Fi (depending
on where I happen to be and what's available). PIE has always worked
flawlessly for me.

PROBLEM: A couple of days ago I installed the Citrix ICA Windows CE Client
in an attempt to access my Desktop and Network at my office. After a few
false starts, Citrix started performing well, but it was too cumbersome, too
awkward. Not enough benefit for me to keep it, so I uninstalled the entire
Citrix ICA client. Since then, PIE has almost completely failed. I still
get the "shell" of PIE -- that is, the familiar screen, the correct buttons,
the correct View, Tools and Icons, etc. -- but regardless of the site I try
to access (whether through History, Favorites or by manual entry of the
address into the URL box) and regardless of whether mobile-friendly or not,
I get the Internet Explorer dialogue box popping up with: "The page you are
looking for cannot be found." It comes up instantly, and that's it.

I'm assuming the removal of the Citrix ICA Client took with it some "piece"
of PIE. Is there a way to re-load PIE all by itself or fix this without hard
re-setting? I can't even find a PIE download. Hard re-setting wouldn't be
the end of he world, but it would be time consuming to get me back to where I
am now, even with my back-ups. I do have an advanced file explorer and a
registry editor if that will help, but while I'll give anything a try, I'm no
programming wiz or tech.

Any help you might be able to provide would be greatly appreciated, even if
you can do nothing more than point me in the right direction.

Thank you.

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.pocketpc (More info?)

Did you try a hard reset. PIE is in firmware and cannot be reloaded as such.

"Blue Leader" <BlueLeader@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:826AEBAB-871A-4353-912E-AA2B4DBA6FA4@microsoft.com...
> I have a problem with Pocket Internet Exploer ("PIE" ) that I hop someone
> might be able to help me with.
>
> MY SYSTEM: I recently upgraded to the new iPAQ 4700 running PPC-2003(SE).
> I love it. I access the Internet throughout the day through either
Bluetooth
> (using my paired Motorola v600 to tie me in through AT&T) or Wi-Fi
(depending
> on where I happen to be and what's available). PIE has always worked
> flawlessly for me.
>
> PROBLEM: A couple of days ago I installed the Citrix ICA Windows CE
Client
> in an attempt to access my Desktop and Network at my office. After a few
> false starts, Citrix started performing well, but it was too cumbersome,
too
> awkward. Not enough benefit for me to keep it, so I uninstalled the
entire
> Citrix ICA client. Since then, PIE has almost completely failed. I
still
> get the "shell" of PIE -- that is, the familiar screen, the correct
buttons,
> the correct View, Tools and Icons, etc. -- but regardless of the site I
try
> to access (whether through History, Favorites or by manual entry of the
> address into the URL box) and regardless of whether mobile-friendly or
not,
> I get the Internet Explorer dialogue box popping up with: "The page you
are
> looking for cannot be found." It comes up instantly, and that's it.
>
> I'm assuming the removal of the Citrix ICA Client took with it some
"piece"
> of PIE. Is there a way to re-load PIE all by itself or fix this without
hard
> re-setting? I can't even find a PIE download. Hard re-setting wouldn't
be
> the end of he world, but it would be time consuming to get me back to
where I
> am now, even with my back-ups. I do have an advanced file explorer and a
> registry editor if that will help, but while I'll give anything a try, I'm
no
> programming wiz or tech.
>
> Any help you might be able to provide would be greatly appreciated, even
if
> you can do nothing more than point me in the right direction.
>
> Thank you.
>
>