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Originally Posted by starrigger
The system claims the backup battery is working normally. And re the Windows Mobile Device Manager, here's what it says is being backed up: "all the files, databases, personal information, RAM-based programs, and other information currently on your mobile device." I don't know any way short of doing a restore to see if that's accurate, though. (Of course, the next time I try a battery swap, I may get a chance.  )
I'll probably do the upgrade, but it's a little low in the queue of things to do right now. |
The backup battery may be "working" but just hold 1% of its original charge.
That above statement is accurate. But it does not include everything. Believe me, you will not lose your data by just backing up with WMDM to the desktop, but you will not get back your settings (examples would be adjustments you made to sound and backlights, font sizes, time zones, settings in various programs, new folders in main memory, etc). You will be reinstalling programs and re-tweaking your device. If you have not added much, perhaps the reader program only, it may only take a few minutes to do that.
Just giving you some advice on the upgrade, if you don't have time or don't want to do it, don't worry.
