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    Is there any way, programmatically, for preventing lost data whenever I hard-reset PocketPC2002 and PocketPC2003? In the other word, I need to run a specific .exe file after my PocketPC2002 and PocketPC2003 boot-up (power-up) . Any Answer is most welcome. Regards Patra

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      Is there any way, programmatically, for preventing lost data whenever I hard-reset PocketPC2002 and PocketPC2003? In the other word, I need to run a specific .exe file after my PocketPC2002 and PocketPC2003 boot-up (power-up) . Any Answer is most welcome. Regards Patra

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      Storage: Internal flash rom (such as the iPAQ file store) or external storage devices (CF, SD, etc) if your device offers such capabilities. Running an exe after a cold boot: If you use an external storage device, the os will look for \[storage device]\[processor type]\autorun.exe when it boots (or when a card is reinserted). As for internal flash rom, I dont know. [Edit: removed < and >] /Jonas --- "Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest". -- Denis Diderot

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        Storage: Internal flash rom (such as the iPAQ file store) or external storage devices (CF, SD, etc) if your device offers such capabilities. Running an exe after a cold boot: If you use an external storage device, the os will look for \[storage device]\[processor type]\autorun.exe when it boots (or when a card is reinserted). As for internal flash rom, I dont know. [Edit: removed < and >] /Jonas --- "Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest". -- Denis Diderot

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        Thanks for your reply. How can i know storage device folder name programmatically for different device like IPAQ,TOSHIBA,Imate,Dell etc . Regards Patra

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          Thanks for your reply. How can i know storage device folder name programmatically for different device like IPAQ,TOSHIBA,Imate,Dell etc . Regards Patra

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          Im not sure you can do this with 100% certainty on all possible pda + external devices combinations. SHGetSpecialFolderLocation/Path might help you. --- "Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest". -- Denis Diderot

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            Storage: Internal flash rom (such as the iPAQ file store) or external storage devices (CF, SD, etc) if your device offers such capabilities. Running an exe after a cold boot: If you use an external storage device, the os will look for \[storage device]\[processor type]\autorun.exe when it boots (or when a card is reinserted). As for internal flash rom, I dont know. [Edit: removed < and >] /Jonas --- "Man will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest". -- Denis Diderot

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            I have already done this on the past with an iPAQ 5450 and 3850. The iPAQ File Store folder operates as a flash card when the device is cold booted, so placing an autorun.exe under a \iPAQ File Store\2577 folder will achieve the effect you desire. Beware of removable cards because if any of these is inserted upon cold boot, it will receive higher priority: the autorun.exe on the \iPAQ File Store\2577 folder will not be run. Regards, João Paulo Figueira Embedded MVP

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