Re: Need HELP please with reset

If you get into the situation where you can't even hard reset, I know of 
no other option but to run the battery right down (unless you're willing 
to open it up and disconnect the battery) to clear the memory that way.

Installing one of the battery test programs might be useful, as they 
stop the T3 from turning off automatically. If you use an MP3 player, 
that can serve the same purpose.

Howie wrote:

> I was having a digitizer problem. When opened to large screen, it
> would not line up correctly when tapped.
> So I tried Digifix 1.2.1.
> This did not work, so I deleted it. Started having constant resets or
> crashes on programs that were always stable. That is the only 3rd
> party software that I put in recently.
> Then I tried a soft reset, double soft reset, warm reset and finally a
> hard reset.
>
> It will not let me do a hard reset. It does not delete my applications
> and restore the T/3 to default.
>
> Howie
>


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