Hi,
I understand that MS has implemented an exponential delay between retry intervals for incorrect passwords entered in the default password protection system for Pocket PC. My own PDA (Dell Axim X5) has locked me out, and I can only think that this is because the thing has been switched on whilst in my backpack in transit and the screen knocked to inadvertently put in random values (or none at all). The problem is that now when I try to enter the correct password, the thing just freezes once I hit OK. It's been like this for several days now, and only allows me to re-enter a password after a spft reset. This makes me think that either there is a fault, or the timeout clock has set itself according to how many password entries have been made, correct or not, since it was activated, rather than according to how many retries since an incorrect entry. Has anyone else come across anything like this, and is there a solution which does not involve a hard reset?
Thanks.
I understand that MS has implemented an exponential delay between retry intervals for incorrect passwords entered in the default password protection system for Pocket PC. My own PDA (Dell Axim X5) has locked me out, and I can only think that this is because the thing has been switched on whilst in my backpack in transit and the screen knocked to inadvertently put in random values (or none at all). The problem is that now when I try to enter the correct password, the thing just freezes once I hit OK. It's been like this for several days now, and only allows me to re-enter a password after a spft reset. This makes me think that either there is a fault, or the timeout clock has set itself according to how many password entries have been made, correct or not, since it was activated, rather than according to how many retries since an incorrect entry. Has anyone else come across anything like this, and is there a solution which does not involve a hard reset?
Thanks.