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Master Geek


Topic # 63464 27-Jun-2010 21:29
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If I upgrade my HTC Touch Pro 2 to the latest ROM will I lose my text messages & call history? Thanks

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  Reply # 345862 27-Jun-2010 21:34
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yes you will. use PIM backup software.




Do whatever you want to do man.

  

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  Reply # 345864 27-Jun-2010 21:41
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Use the "Microsoft My Phone" software on your phone and back up your important files.
The after you have done you ROM upgrade you can restore you txt messages and other important files.

Here is my check list when I upgrade the Rom

1.       Sync with PC

2.       Disconnect lead and end the Partnership.

3.       Over the WIFI Synchronise Microsoft My Phone.  This stores all the text messages, so we can download them again later.

4.       Do the ROM update

5.       Set the time zone (Start -> Settings -> Clocks & Alarms)

6.       Set the Regional Settings (Start -> Settings -> System)

7.       Synchronise with PC

8.       Setup Wi-Fi

12.   Setup Email

13.   Setup Email Signature

14.   Connect to Microsoft My Phone and restore text messages.





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  Reply # 345948 28-Jun-2010 09:32
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Will give that a try, thanks.



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  Reply # 401480 7-Nov-2010 21:29
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Can't find Microsoft My Phone on my htc Touch Pro 2 (ROM 6.1)?

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  Reply # 401539 8-Nov-2010 08:58
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Then download it from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=45cd0b4e-cb8c-460c-8f62-b27758721aa8





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  Reply # 404685 15-Nov-2010 01:38
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Thanks, successful ROM upgrade.

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