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 hard reset ... lost all info... can it be retrieved ??? please help
rickjohnson
post May 16 2008, 23:01
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i was having a issue with google maps and a friend of mine said oh i can fix that just do a reset ... well needless to say now every thing is gone and i need it back please help
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post May 16 2008, 23:08
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i was having a issue with google maps and a friend of mine said oh i can fix that just do a reset ... well needless to say now every thing is gone and i need it back please help


It's time you learned the fine art of the "back hand," because your friend needs one about now. As far as I know, what ever synced with your computer should be retrievable and whatever other back ups you had, though it sounds like there aren't any... ohmy.gif

Hard reset is usually the last resort - after trying: powering it off/on; or, uninstalling, powering down, on, and then reinstalling.

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post May 18 2008, 20:39
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i was having a issue with google maps and a friend of mine said oh i can fix that just do a reset ... well needless to say now every thing is gone and i need it back please help

Nope. Its all gone. You may still have stuff on your sim card. Here is an idea, your last phone might have contacts on it, try it out. Good luck

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post May 19 2008, 20:23
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your friend doesn't seem to be very nice...

oh well...i hope you have everything synced.
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post May 19 2008, 20:40
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your friend doesn't seem to be very nice...


Probably just not very knowledgeable - well meaning. The worst sort....

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i was having a issue with google maps and a friend of mine said oh i can fix that just do a reset ... well needless to say now every thing is gone and i need it back please help



laugh.gif

i lol'd myself
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i was having a issue with google maps and a friend of mine said oh i can fix that just do a reset ... well needless to say now every thing is gone and i need it back please help


laugh.gif laugh.gif laugh.gif yea he fixed it alright
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