White Screen when trying to setup Wifi on TX

Hi - I can't get to the wifi setup screen on my TX. As soon as I click enable radio, I get a white screen. I have tried a hard reset, and have also checked the router settings. I am able to connect wirelessly with other devices. I am not sure of what else to try - any thoughts?
Post relates to: Palm Pilot

Thank you! It worked for me as well. If I press down and hold on the back towards the left of the reset button, the white screen goes away. I was able to setup the connection.
The white screen comes back from time to time, and when I press on the back, the screen freezes sometimes too. It is very "unstable". Thank you for the tip though!

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