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08-03-2003, 11:29 AM
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This is getting to be VERY annoying. I have my password set to the 4-digit option and right when I'm done putting it in, the whole system will freeze right on the last number. Sometimes I can't even turn it off, but when I can it just turns back on in its frozen state. The only thing I can do is a soft reset which wouldn't bother me if I only had to do it a couple times a week - but a few times a day?!? That's ridiculous! Any insight?
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08-04-2003, 10:09 AM
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When you put your Axim in suspend mode, do you have make sure that there are not any applications left running?
I guess I'm asking, is there an application that may be interfering with the password program when it comes back from suspend mode?
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08-05-2003, 12:05 PM
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No, I always make sure that all programs arre off before I power down the unit. I guess this is just a fluke...think I should ask Dell?
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08-05-2003, 12:20 PM
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You could ask Dell, but I would tend to believe that you will not receive much assistance other than, perform a hard-reset and try again. 
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08-05-2003, 12:52 PM
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you can't be more right Duckman. ones I call Dell to help me with my Axim that just keeping crashing everytime I recharge my Axim and what did they told me? the guy said that first do a soft reset ...then a hard reset....then he said that I had to remove the battery for as long as 30min. So I just sit at a small chair near me like an idiot for 30min over the phone! then after 30min he said that I have to remove my coin battery and wait a caouple of min which is 15min of nigtmare . after the problem still is'nt resolve he just simply said....''ok we'll replcae it with a new one'' . what was that all about? I had to wait like 1 1\2 to just like that?v why not just said a couple of 20min or 15min after i call and just said that I had a foulty battery? arggh.... but No! the guy thinks hes smart enough to repair it over the phone.
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08-05-2003, 01:02 PM
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lol, well maybe I'll just email them for my own "Dell Nightmare Experience"! Everyone else has had one! Why not me? 
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