[HD2 General] iPAQ 6515a User:
After two months of happy playing with my new HD2 Toy I discovered SOD (right after cleaning registry with Pocket Mechanic)

I looked for solutions and here comes the summary of all suggestions in this thread so you do not have to go through them all (maybe BEARDS could put them into the first post?)

Below is the settings to apply to MemMaid:-

In your programs section you should see 2 icons, one called Memmaid Quick Clean and the other is Memmaid.

Click on the Memmaid icon and a window opens.
At the top left corner it should say Quick Cleaner but this is not relevant for now.

Put a tick in the the following options (the list is scrollable):

- compact ram
- windows temp files
- temp files
- ie cache files
- ie history files
- opera cache
- dead shortcuts
- duplicate notifications
- dangling notifications
- invalid notifications
- rebuild notification queue
- recycle bin
- google maps cache

Press the CLEAN button and wait for the tool to do its job then press the close button.

Next, on the bottom right of your screen, click the Tools option. From the drop-down menu choose CLEAN SCHEDULE.

Tick the following items:
- on soft reset
- daily (here you need to scroll to the right to select the icon with the 3 dots in it to set your schedule)
- show report (optional)
- show progress (optional)

Click DONE on the bottom left corner on your screen and job's a good 'un!

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okay, after the kitchen done,
delete all folder that has 'xip' in their name in SYS & OEM folders only!
delete LangDB folder in OEM folder only. (ignore in subdirs)
delete WinceNLS folder in SYS folder.

copy all files from \temp\dumpxip to ROM\XIP

*the folder name may vary because i'm at office & cant remember the exact folder name.

Hope this help & pls trust me. SoD is not an issue anymore.

•	OEM
◦	OEMXIPKernel
◦	LangDB
•	SYS
◦	MSXIPKernel
◦	MSXIPKernelLTK
◦	WinCENLS_WWE
◦

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Using scheduled SKtools 4.4.7.15.

Running Advanced Clean - clears prog history, ie history, deleted backup entries only

Temp and cache folders - IE content, history, temp folder, TS Client cache, Opera cache, System temp

Temp and junk files

Cookies

Bad/Old Uninstall info

Notification Queue

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Ok I tested MemMaind with deleting duplicates and invalid notifications (after restart, but there is some process creating new duplicated notification "after" MemMaid startup & every night at 3 am), but today my phone freeze again (always in sleep mode... but the led indicator Was still blinking, and I was able to reset using reset button). Now I added delating dongling notifications (is this safe? what exactly is "dongling" notification?!) and found some information, that WM auto-recreate notification queue "from time to time" and suggestion to increase value of 5 in this place:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Power\Timeouts\ACResumingSuspendTimeout
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Power\Timeouts\BattResumingSuspendTimeout

I put there 15 (seconds).. what value do You have (in stock & non-stock rom)?

PS This "solution" was not for HD2 - this Was "generally on Windows Mobile" - I don't know if this Was for 6.0, 6.1, 6.5 or other version. But I found, that people in some cases increase this value to 120 seconds (in theroy this is time which can be used by phone for example for rebuilding notification queue).

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You need to to press Start then in the bottom left there will be 'Lock'. Click that and the screen will lock. Next time you press the power button to turn the screen off it will be locked as normal when you turn it back ok.

Hope this helps. I think it must be a little bug with the 1.48 ROM

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Start/Settings/Data Services - Then look down the list til you find 'Internet Time Sync' and click on it.
Next untick 'Get time from the internet' and untick.

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Then I found another thread that blamed the same sort of problem on Sprite BackUp. No-way I thought, I've been using it since my old MPx days and it's always saved my bacon!

But further down, someone explained that the issue wasn't a flaw in Sprite, just that the Restore Settings had to be set correctly. Specifically, under: OPTIONS - RESTORE - GENERAL under "Systems Settings Restore" it defaults to "Merge". Unfortunately this means that restoration will result in some of the settings from the current setup being retained. To prevent this, it needs to be set to "Replace" so that ONLY the previous Settings will be on the device after the Restore takes place.

Well I did this, and 5 minutes later my HD2 is whole and healthy again!

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Change your SIM card

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Uninstall / switch off HTC Sense

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Bad charger/adapter

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No signal 8/

Now if you ask me if I found a solution?

Let me get back to you later this week ....

2011 02.28 Status Update

Victory!!! No more SOD (for now)

The reason for my SOD was Pocket Mechanic's 'clean registry' process. It cleaned too much

So I tried all from the aforementioned and ended up reflashing my HD2 TUS 1024 ROM Elegancia GTX by Miri & Steve007 because I didn't want to reinstall everything from scratch (or rather waste more than 1 day on that) I decided to restore everything using SpriteBackup 6.5.5 to the before Pocket Mechanic Clean Registry era. So I did.

And there it was ... SOD again.

I decided to restore everything using SpriteBackup once again but this time using the tip from above (Options, Restore, Replace not Merge) and that was it.

Voi-la