Start of LifeDrive screen only (start problem)

Hello

I'm Bashir Ahmad, who Plamone LifeDrive. Today, when the LifeDrive is fully charged and wanted to turn it on. After pressing the power button, it only shows the start screen. It seems that it is not booting (windows terminology). And crashes at startup displays "PLAMONE".

What I did:

(1) the reset button is pressed again the same problem.

(2) connected with PC running Windows XP Professional, the first screen of the computer finds a ball near the clock indicating the new device, but after awhile, he says "unrecognized USB device".

(3) when it is connected automatically to the adopter AC only shows the splash screen and not pass to load the operating system.

Please tell me how can solve this problem starting?

Thank you.

Bashir Ahmad

Hello Bachir and welcome on Palm forums.

You might be stuck in a loop of reset which sometimes happens when a file system is wrong and corrupts.  If the Palm logo appears then device restarts and then is displayed again, what reset loop behaves like.  If this is happening, a hard reset may solve your problem.  A hard reset will clear all in the main memory of the LD and the LifeDrive partition and reset the device to default factory settings.  To restore the PIM data you need to HotSync the device.  The content of the partition of LifeDrive should be reloaded manually from your computers.

If you do not hear the micro hard drive turns, it is possible that the 4 GB hard drive has failed.  (I saw a few customers that their readers have failed over the last two weeks of the declaration).

If you think that the case, pourrais I suggest you contact UsdedPDAParts.com.  They can repair your LifeDrive for you.  You can get more details on the hard disk, herereplacement options.

Alan G

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