After you get your software reinstalled, back the Ipaq up on an SD card. You
can also back it up to your main memory, and then copy the backup file to
your PC. Every time you add new software or make changes it is easy to
protect everything in case you have problems in the future.

"F" <FreakNasties******.com> wrote in message
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> OK, the hard reset didn't work -- the screen alignment screen would
> come up, but I couldn't get the alignment calibrated (the little
> cursor kept moving round 'n round the screen). So, I figured the
> touchscreen was just dead.
>
> So, I took out that battery over the weekend. I put the battery back
> into the unit this morning, plugged it back in, and charged it. I
> turned it back on, and it appears to be working!
>
> Now, I've lost everything on it, but... oh well, what can you do?
>
> Thanks to everyone for helping!
>
> Jeff
>
>
>
> On Dec 14, 3:55 pm, "Beck" <beck@none> wrote:
>> "F" <FreakNast...******.com> wrote in message
>>
>> news:82da5e3f-b99b-4549-8a54-8fb6d22190e8@s12g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>
>> >I *would* re-align the screen -- but I can't click on anything. Every
>> > time my stylus touches the screen, the PDA thinks I'm clicking in that
>> > one spot. :(
>>
>> Are you able to navigate to it using buttons?
>> I am not familiar with that particular ipaq, I thank my fujitsu's that
>> mine
>> has a start menu button, I suppose that is a positive.
>