My Palm TX resets when I try to turn on the WiFi radio

Any time that I try to turn on the WiFi radio on my Palm TX, it always turns off, then comes on like the reset button was pushed. I have tried doing hard resets, factory resets, even finding the backup folder on the computer and renaming it, but nothing is working. I do not know if there is something else I can do to allow me to use the WiFi feature without it always resetting. Any help will be appreciated.
Post relates to: Palm TX

Have the same problem; has been working OK for many months and suddenly started resetting a couple of days ago when I searched for networks.  Hard resets do not help.

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