
05-30-2004, 07:48 PM
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A quick Google search suggests the Qtek 1010 is just a rebranded XDA, so:
For a soft reset, there's a hole at the bottom right which you can tap using your stylus.
For a hard reset, it's a bit trickier. There's a much smaller hole along the bottom right that has a "battery disconnect" icon. You need to unscrew the stylus and use the small paperclip-sized tip to insert it into that hole. Once doing so, the unit will turn off immediately. Wait about a minute and insert the small tip into the hole again. The unit should then turn back on with no data.
--janak
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