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Posted by gerryR on May 10, 2006, 9:22 am
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I don't know Chris but I don't think its as simple as copying a file and
then putting it back. If you can't sync with outlook there are backup
programs out there that should do the trick.
gR
> gerryR wrote:
>
>> Hi Steffo
>>
>> I assume you are downloading the ROM from your phone manufacturers
>> website? ie its an official and supported ROM?
>>
>> If so when you install it you will loose everything that is on your
>> phones memory (but you will not loose whats on your storage card) you
>> will loose all contacts, operator settings and files you may have stored
>> on the phones memory.
>>
>> Be sure to back everything up before you run the update and sync up with
>> you PC to save all contacts etc.
>>
>> hth
>> gR
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hi Gerry.
>>>
>>>I found an update for my Pocket PC's ROM.
>>>It's listing some good fixes I'd like to get.
>>>What am I going to loose when I d/l and install the new ROM's version?
>>>
>>>Thanks for your help.
>>>
>>>Steff
>>>
>>>
>>>gerryR wrote:
>>>
>>>>I don't think so Steff, any updates for the OS produced by MS usually
>>>>have to go to the OEM distributors for testing on their ROM, which
>>>>are later included in the OEMs ROM update if they choose.
>>>>
>>>>gR
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hello.
>>>>>
>>>>>Is there any sort of Windows Update for Windows mobile that can be
>>>>>run from a Pocket PC?
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks for the info.
>>>>>
>>>>>Steff
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
> What file is the contacts database stored in?
> Is their a file with you can save with your connection settings?
>
> The O2 ROM for the O2 XDA Mini S is seemingly about 10times slower than
> the one for the HTC Wizard (same phone) I want to put the wizard ROM on
> my phone (can be done no problem) but i dont want to lose my contacts
> database.
>
> Cheers
>
> Chris
>
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