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Old 11-22-2018, 10:00 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by davidfor View Post
Did you check the firmware version on the device afterwards? If it didn't go back to an older one, then the factory reset probably didn't actually happen. A failing SD card is the most likely reason for that.
As I synced the device immediately after the "factory reset" (or so I thought) the firmware version was the last, as expected.

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All that suggests a corrupt database and the solution is restoring a database backup or logging out. If that doesn't work, then a factory reset should fix it. The failure of these steps says something else is wrong, and the only suggestions I have is to restore an image to the internals SD card, but, I would really suggest replacing the card.
It's really depressing as I am not able to replace the internal card nor buy a new device at the moment.
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