Palmone tungsten e2 PDA

Does a Palm One Tungsten E2 have an internal memory besides the SD card in the device. I have lost battery power and will not recharge but the SD card is blank. I had a lot of addresses and phone numbers and wonder if they are still in the device . If so will I need to purchase a battery to replace the old one and retrieve the data?
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Does a Palm One Tungsten E2 have an internal memory besides the SD card in the device. I have lost battery power and will not recharge but the SD card is blank. I had a lot of addresses and phone numbers and wonder if they are still in the device . If so will I need to purchase a battery to replace the old one and retrieve the data?
Hello, and Welcome to the HP Support Community!
The E2 has NVRAM as it's internal memory, so whatever is there will still remain in the event of power loss! :-)
You will need a battery to retreive the data. Might want to look up Chris Short, aka PalmDr. on eBay for repairs.
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Palm Desktop Crash - unable to sync with handheld PalmOne Tungsten E2

Hello, this may have been addressed before, but I am not sure. A couple weeks ago I was in Palm Desktop when it just froze. Once I got out of it, I found that about 99% of my calendar datebook had been lost. I have tried to sync it again with my handheld Tungsten E2 to try to reinstall my info from handheld to desktop - but it just gets stuck on syncing the datebook. I had a computer geek look at it and he was unable to help me. I guess I could live without my former appointments and re-enter my future ones, but I can't sync anymore, it keeps hanging up at datebook. Any suggestions? I really appreciate your thoughts.....BTW I have a MAC with Vista installed through Bootcamp.
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Hi,
Basically, the sync will stuck at Datebook when there are some corrupted Calender events on Palm device.
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1) Hard Reset.
2) Use DbScan application to remove the corrupted calender events on Palm.
As many wouldn't like to do the hard reset as sometimes all the Calender events would be on Palm.
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First we have to set the DateBook to Do Nothing in the HotSync Manager window.
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Right click on the HotSync Manager in the Windows System Tray(on the lower right corner of your computer) and click on Settings.
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My daughter gave me her palm because she has gone to other stuff. I love my Palm and I would like to sync them both so I could use one especially for Travel purposes while my 'baby' sits safely at home. All suggestions would be woulcome. TNX HP12thman

Hello, and Welcome to the HP Support Community!
Syncing two Palm PDA's to one HotSync account is not something the devices were designed to do.
I/we here who offer our help here in this Forum have heard numerous reports of scrambled devices, and data saved in Palm Desktop caused by performing this task.
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Monolingual dictionary (French) on a PalmOne Tungsten E2.

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If you are looking for a plain French dictionary for the E2 I'm sure that one does exist.
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