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Just delete the link from \Windows\Start Menu\Programs

Joseph,

I DO think the problems would be alleviated and the compaction time / frequency (greatly) reduced (but not entirely fixed - with the slow-to-write flash ROM, it's plain impossible with the hx4700) if you moved all the possible stuff out of the main storage.

Brad, please see THIS for the new links.

Nope. With 2.01, you don't need to use any of them. Just make sure you remove the Navi registry key and apply the fake server hack.

I don't think IrDA would have to do anything with this problem.

What Today plug-ins / other services do you have? Could you list them?

Also, could you list your notification queue? The best way to do this is with SKTools. Just export the list to a file and dump the contents here so that I can tell if it contains some info on a rogue 3rd party app.

The latter, I'm pretty sure. Disable all Today plug-ins and check it again.

HP ProtectTool: I'm absolutely sure it doesn't cause the problem.

Nope, don't really have.

BTW, don't you have a Today plug-in (for example, weather / news / RSS services) that regularly wakes up the device? Did you try disabling all custom Today plug-ins (if any)?

Yes, apply the hack, and just turn it off before you ever reset it. This makes sure the (internally) modified WinCE system database is flushed back to the flash ROM.

1. did you suspend your device (in order for the changes to be flushged to the flash ROM) and, then, reset it?

2. It's doing the same on my PPC - it's suspending pretty slowly.

Have you applied the fake server hack? (bullet 8)

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