4 of the way though and gave me an error message. From there I lost all my programs too. I now can't even access my xbackup program that was on there all I have is games. I don't sync with the computer as we have just moved and the computer hasn't been set up for it yet plus I forgot to bring the disc with me. Please HELP! I have jsut lost about 10 years worth of info
I can understand you very well since I use a PDA also and this battery problem is an issue for me too. I assume that your backup file is in your storage card and is a standalone exe file (means you don't need your backup software being installed first to start a recovery process). You can remove your storage card from your PDA first and back it up to a PC to ensure that your only backup file is safe. Next, you can do another hard reset to your PDA and do all the settings steps again. After that, you can try to recover some of your data by starting the recovery process and performing not a full backup, but just the necessary data first. I am recommending this step because you have a PDA that's main storage area is very limited (like mine) and if you are normally using it filled up, backup process can be terminated before it finishes because of the backup file is nearly equal to the total main storage area, and this causes your device to stop working even after your incomplete recovering process. This is mainly becuase recovering process needs lots of space and when the process is near the end, it can't have enough space on main storage area to continue. So, you can try to recover the necessary data first (Softwares, contacts, appointments, ...), then, if it is successfull, you can open your backup file again and this time you can select the other personal documents that has been left in the first process. (I hope your backup software supports selecting the needed data to recover.)
Hmm, I see. Because the software you used to backup is xBackup, this is the application to unpack the file (it's a non offical application as I said). In the other backup softwares (like Sprite Backup, SPB Backup) there is also a tool for unpacking you backed-up style="display:none;">Hmm, I see. Because the software you used to backup is xBackup, this is the application to unpack the file (it's a non offical application as I said). In the other backup softwares (like Sprite Backup, SPB Backup) there is also a tool for unpacking you backed-up data in windows environment, you can give them a try to unpack your backup file also. Also, you can try to rename your backup file to a simpler one like "backup" to avoid illegal chracter issue, but it may be giving that error because there's a file using a character which that application could not handle. You can try to use that application again wtih renaming your backup file, and maybe you can try to use the application in Windows XP (if you're using Vista). I hope this will help..
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I can understand you very well since I use a PDA also and this battery problem is an issue for me too. I assume that your backup file is in your storage card and is a standalone exe file (means you don't need your backup software being installed first to start a recovery process). You can remove your storage card from your PDA first and back it up to a PC to ensure that your only backup file is safe. Next, you can do another hard reset to your PDA and do all the settings steps again. After that, you can try to recover some of your data by starting the recovery process and performing not a full backup, but just the necessary data first. I am recommending this step because you have a PDA that's main storage area is very limited (like mine) and if you are normally using it filled up, backup process can be terminated before it finishes because of the backup file is nearly equal to the total main storage area, and this causes your device to stop working even after your incomplete recovering process. This is mainly becuase recovering process needs lots of space and when the process is near the end, it can't have enough space on main storage area to continue. So, you can try to recover the necessary data first (Softwares, contacts, appointments, ...), then, if it is successfull, you can open your backup file again and this time you can select the other personal documents that has been left in the first process. (I hope your backup software supports selecting the needed data to recover.)
Hi. Did you manage to restore your style="display:none;">Hi. Did you manage to restore your data with the helper application?
Hmm, I see. Because the software you used to backup is xBackup, this is the application to unpack the file (it's a non offical application as I said). In the other backup softwares (like Sprite Backup, SPB Backup) there is also a tool for unpacking you backed-up style="display:none;">Hmm, I see. Because the software you used to backup is xBackup, this is the application to unpack the file (it's a non offical application as I said). In the other backup softwares (like Sprite Backup, SPB Backup) there is also a tool for unpacking you backed-up data in windows environment, you can give them a try to unpack your backup file also. Also, you can try to rename your backup file to a simpler one like "backup" to avoid illegal chracter issue, but it may be giving that error because there's a file using a character which that application could not handle. You can try to use that application again wtih renaming your backup file, and maybe you can try to use the application in Windows XP (if you're using Vista). I hope this will help..