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HP iPAQ H2210 Pocket PC Questions & Answers
are you in USA?
if yes, why use such and old device here.
its mostly useless now. with no support.
my guess is out of memory , remove programs to free up memory.
or it needs larger memory,, buy more?
why not ask in a REAL HP forum ?
id love to hear what good this thing can do in 2017....
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/
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on Jun 09, 2017
sure, how could we, you cant like swap parts with another
Destop. can you, really what can you do.? besides
resets and reloads, and if all those fail, its bad hardware.
why must this thing work<>? what good it it?
my guess is the battery is bad, try a new one?
why not buy a used android phone and fix it up..
then it will have a future, unlike and Ipaq.
ask here, at hp.com
https://h30434.www3.hp.com/
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on May 31, 2017
Hi,
Based on your post/description, your iPaq 2210 will not power on. It is possible that your battery is deactivated. To reactivate, plug it to the AC power supply/adaptor, press reset at the back of the unit. Assuming no other problem, the unit will initialize back to default factory settings. It's very likely that all your previous/personal settings, files and applications will be also gone.
Good luck and pls post back how things turn up. Kind regards.
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on Feb 20, 2011
Yes you can Upgrade to Windows 6.1
www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/6-1/default.mspx
this is official link ., i can get you cracked once but its complicated and can brick your ipaq, if u r ready to risk , i will give the cracked link (u must flash ur phone)
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on Sep 04, 2009
press reset button with your stylus or take out the battery for a couple of minutes, put it back in and power on the device
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on Aug 21, 2009
maybe, because there is less power to power up the processor.
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on Aug 18, 2009
surely the problem is with the battery ask for a replacement, try to find one which has the same mah with the battery you got along with the phone.
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on Jul 24, 2009
there is surely some defect with the screen have it replaced before its too late..
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on Jul 24, 2009
You can't because HP has to make it and they don't wan't to make it.
I'm waiting also.
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on Jul 24, 2009
The first thing to try is a soft reset while the card is inserted.
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on Apr 11, 2009
You will need to download the english rom and flash the phone. It can be found
here.
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on Mar 17, 2009
Hi, Jim--
When you take the battery out of an IPAQ you're performing a hard reset. I've got 4 different IPAQs and it does the same thing on all of them.
My solution was to back the IPAQ up using the internal backup program (back up to IPAQ storage) and then replace the battery, then restore the last backup.
Saved me a heck of a lot of time. It's been hard to remember to back up everytime I add a program or change data majorly, but it's probably the best thing to do.
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on Jan 27, 2009
Hey :), I'd be happy to help. I honestly don't think that you've physcially damaged your Ipaq, so you should probally hard reset your Ipaq. To do this you must hold down the reset button and the power button at the same time for like 5 seconds. This will get rid of data on your pocket pc, but It might solve your Ipaq's problem. Thanks! and I hope this helps, if it doesn't I'd recommend for you call Hp where they will repair it or give you a new one :)
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on Oct 13, 2008
Hey, id be happy to help :), the reason why your SD wifi card is not getting read by your pocket pc is because. The wifi card you have is probably have was made for a regular computer and is not compatible with your pocket pc. Id recommend for you to find a SD wifi card that is compatible with your pocket pc. And return the one you have now, thanks and I hope this helps!
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on Oct 11, 2008
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