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Originally Posted by dordale
davidfor--Is there any difference between powering off by holding the power button in the off position for 10+ seconds and doing a pinhole reset?
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As far as I can tell, the only difference is that the pinhole reset will mean the device starts immediately. The important thing is that, like pushing the reset button on a PC or pulling the power cord out, neither method attempt to save anything when they are done.
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Originally Posted by Sonist
The Power button t OFF for 10+ seconds should have the same functionality as pinhole reset -- both do a basic reset.
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I really don't like the term "basic reset". As a term, I would actually expect it to be the same as a factory reset.
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But, if you press the Light button while you turn off the Kobo with the Power button and then continue holding the Light button, it will perform a factory reset, which will wipe out the device.
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Holding the light button down as you turn it off doesn't do anything. The factory reset is initiated because the light button is held down when you turn it on.