Comments on: How To Series: Perform soft, warm, hard, zero out and in-cradle/charger resets http://palmdiscovery.com/2006/08/23/how-to-series-perform-soft-warm-hard-zero-out-and-in-cradlecharger-resets/ Discover a world of mobile possibilities in the palm of your hand. Covering everything technology through tutorials, reviews, editorials and FREE stuff since Oct 2005 with a focus on services in the USA Fri, 18 May 2012 06:13:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: admin http://palmdiscovery.com/2006/08/23/how-to-series-perform-soft-warm-hard-zero-out-and-in-cradlecharger-resets/#comment-109 admin Fri, 25 Aug 2006 01:34:42 +0000 http://palmdiscovery.com/2006/08/23/how-to-series-perform-soft-warm-hard-zero-out-and-in-cradlecharger-resets/#comment-109 Good points, but if you're deleting the old Backup folder, you are deleting all your previous settings, addressbook, memos, appointments, etc. A good idea is to either move it to somewhere else as you've mentioned or simply just renaming the Backup folder to Backup-old or similar should be sufficient without moving the folder. Simply renaming the Backup folder won't interfere with the new one that, as you've also indicated, the Hotsync process will re-create a new one. But, if it is or feels "safer", maybe moving it can be a good idea. Thanks for taking the time to provide the info and leaving your comment. Good points, but if you’re deleting the old Backup folder, you are deleting all your previous settings, addressbook, memos, appointments, etc. A good idea is to either move it to somewhere else as you’ve mentioned or simply just renaming the Backup folder to Backup-old or similar should be sufficient without moving the folder.

Simply renaming the Backup folder won’t interfere with the new one that, as you’ve also indicated, the Hotsync process will re-create a new one. But, if it is or feels “safer”, maybe moving it can be a good idea.

Thanks for taking the time to provide the info and leaving your comment.

]]> By: Morgan Young http://palmdiscovery.com/2006/08/23/how-to-series-perform-soft-warm-hard-zero-out-and-in-cradlecharger-resets/#comment-108 Morgan Young Thu, 24 Aug 2006 13:30:41 +0000 http://palmdiscovery.com/2006/08/23/how-to-series-perform-soft-warm-hard-zero-out-and-in-cradlecharger-resets/#comment-108 When you do a hard reset, and want to change the back folder, you should actually delete, or move the backup folder to another location on your computer. when you hotsync the hotsync will create or recreate the back folder. this will really help your hard reset. When you do a hard reset, and want to change the back folder, you should actually delete, or move the backup folder to another location on your computer. when you hotsync the hotsync will create or recreate the back folder. this will really help your hard reset.

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