With some newer devices - such as the NEC MobilePro 900 - the ROM chip is writeable. With most Handheld PC devices the only way to damage the ROM chip is to physically break it. When Hard Resetting you do not have to worry about your device not turning back on. A Hard Reset cannot clear the information from the ROM chip and so the Operating System and files that make up the inbuilt applications, (such as Pocket Office, Internet Explorer and Solitaire) are completely safe. Windows CE devices are low footprint ROM based devices. The result of performing a Hard Reset is not as total as formatting a main stream PC. All application, user and system memory is wiped. A Hard Reset is the Handheld PC equivalent to a Format. All Storage Memory remains intact while System Memory is wiped forcing the Operating System to reload all of its required drivers and settings (Including reloading the registry).
This is effectively Windows CE being Rebooted. In which the device enters a low-power state preserving all data. Windows CE provides three levels of cycle state. This article describes the concepts behind Hard Resetting a Handheld PC. Octane render for c4d v4.0 rc7 r4 win mac.
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