Mitac Mio - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

call the techie. That'll the best

Please try and reset the unit , check for fault in the settings . You can also remove the power and try a long reset and if after the boot there is no detection it is best to seek assistance specially if the unit is new as you can avail of free replacement warranty.

I had exactly this problem with my pocket PC Mio 168. but thank goodness, i could resolve it about 8 months ago.

you can't change the language of your pocket PC , I mean to say if you change some options or settings in your pocket PC. to resolve this problem you have to flash the Rom of your pocket PC with an other one witch contains the language you want. for example Rom with English language.

so, first you have to download the Rom and software witch it will help you to flash your actual Rom.

sorry for my english

You can get the Master Reset Code from the service provider and reset it.

Please get it here: www.tradebit.com/tagworld.php/pc+manual
Regards

Do you mean the file in your phone SD card,Wondershare Data Recovery can easily work out it.
Here is the guide:
1. Download and install the data recovery tool on your computer. It's free download.
2. Connect your phone SD card reader to the computer. Open the application, and then select the partition or directory that files deleted or data lost, and then click Next to start data recovery.
3. After a while you will find a lot of files found listed in the list box. Select the files that you want to recover, and then click Next to continue data recovery.
4 Select Path for Recovered Deleted Files.

try using it without a manual this way you can not get something wrong unless it is very doubtful. and you will tend to get use to it quicker

up arrow + power_on until MIO logo

http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-277374.html

try to restore it to the last working state, remove all cables, slide the switch to off position, wait 1 minute and slide it back on.
once it opens, make a clean boot to erase the errors encountered by your pda and restore it back to its factory setting.

good luck...

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The socket on the bottom of these is a common failure point. It wobbles about until the solder cracks then the device won't charge. If you're confident with a soldering iron you might be able to fix it yourself. Remove the SD card and fold the GPS antenna down. Remove the four case screws and carefully separate the back by gently prying it along the join. Watch out for the cable to the GPS antenna. Now you should be able to see the 22-pin socket. The pins are tiny. Very carefully re-solder them, and the ends of the connector where they attach to the PCB. The YouTube video seems to illustrate it pretty well.

Alternatively, there's this option which is altogether more drastic:
http://oasis.halfmoon.jp/other/mio168/mio_dc_socket.html

I have just replaced my battery in my Mio p560. On the back of the Mio at the top - remove the two small rubber bungs, you will see the screws underneath. On the back at the bottom you must remove the alluminium strip to get at the remaining two screws. This is the only tricky bit! The strip has the hole for the pointer on the right, with a small screwdriver prise up the LEFT side of the strip, it is stuck down but will come if you are gentle! Then you can detatch the strip at the right side. The two bottom screws will be under this strip. remove the four screws now. The FRONT of the Mio can then be separated from the back, it just clips along the sides. The battery can then be got at and exchanged. When you re-assemble make sure the on/off switch locates properly. Thats it! Regards David Harford

how can i subscribe a GPRS settings for my china phone?coz i dont know.. its too hard..

Although the screens are available from many places like Ebay and Craigslist, it is best to get it from the manufacturer, Mio. It may be more expensive, but it guaranteed to both fit and to work.

I removed the rubber infill that covered a hidden screw. Released screw and then removed back plate. Removing the battery then required care as it is stuck with two sided tape to the Mio internals. Here I used a knive to prise/cut free.

Mio 168 manual and other documents here:
http://www.kolyasoft.com/pocketpc/mio_168_pocket_pc.html