Speed up Windows Mobile 5 Pocket Device

Windows Mobile 5 gives us some important newby cycling the power it will write to ROM.
features including persistent storage. When I heard thatNow, soft reset your device.
there was an upgrade for my HP iPAQ hx2410We aren't done yet, although you will probably notice a
Pocket PC I was eager to upgrade, along with manydifference in performance right away.
others. Unfortunately, the upgrade has not beenNow, you need to stop Activesync from periodically
smooth for many and performance has been a realstarting on it's own. To do so open Activesync on your
problem. But I can tell you that the performance issueWM5 device and tap on Menu>Add Server Source.
is solved by doing the following:Add any info to create a fake server sync. After that
*If you are not comfortable with editing your registryis complete go to Menu>Schedule and change the
you should not do so, just get the newest version oftwo dropdowns to "Manual" and tap "ok" at the top
Tweaks2k2*right. You can now go to Menu>Options and delete
Using a registry editor lookup and change the followingthe Exchange Server setting you just added. Now
three values:Activesync will not start when you cradle your device.
TFSCacheSize=0x1000(4096)Error Reporting is real drain on the battery and on
TFSEnableCache=0x1(1)performance. It is simple to disable, just go to
rsfsreplxfiltReplStoreCacheSize=0x1000(4096)Start>Settings>System(tab) and tap the Error
Be sure to choose Tools>Exit in order to have theReporting icon. Change the setting to "Disable error
settings applied to the registry and then turn off yourreporting".
Windows Mobile device, don't reset yet! You have toFor good measure, soft reset again. Everything should
do this because WM5 keeps some things in RAM andbe MUCH snappier!!