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You are welcome - thanks for the points.<br />
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Alan
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You are welcome - thanks for the points.

Alan

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When a user loses a windows mobile device and they do a remote wipe on it from the ECP, then later they find it, what is the process for them to start using it again? &nbsp;Do they have to do a hard reset on the device or just re-setup the phone and start syncing again? &nbsp;<br />
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This question was on a certification test that I took and I wasn't sure of the answer and I don't have a windows mobile phone on me to try it out with.
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When a user loses a windows mobile device and they do a remote wipe on it from the ECP, then later they find it, what is the process for them to start using it again?  Do they have to do a hard reset on the device or just re-setup the phone and start syncing again?  

This question was on a certification test that I took and I wasn't sure of the answer and I don't have a windows mobile phone on me to try it out with.

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