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thefresh2o

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#13196 27-Apr-2007 12:00
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Hi
I've been given two work hx2750s running wm2003se.
The former users are gone & we have no passwords (or spare biometric-ky fingers) that'll work.  The security is set to remain after a hard reset...
I thought to reinstall the rom but they don't show up when I try to activesync.
Any thoughts appreciated.

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#68651 27-Apr-2007 12:49
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Tough case... I think the best would be return for repairs...





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  #68663 27-Apr-2007 13:52
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Tough case??  Stink.
The security seems to be pretty secure then. 
I'm glad that my ipaq will never be any use to someone who pinches it.
Recommendations on repair agents?
Ta

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