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  • PDA Woes

    Posted on February 2nd, 2007 AndyParkes 2 comments

    I have a HP IPAQ hx2750 which i probably dont use as much as i should but is great for getting quick access to email and appointments when i’m away from my PC.

    After installing Vista i discovered that ActiveSync is no-more so installed the “Windows Mobile Device Center” Beta

    Installation seemed to go ok and email, tasks, calendar and the like were all sync’d ok

    Then i had a bright idea.

    Now that i’m using Outlook 2007 for my RSS feeds wouldn’t be great if these sync’d to my PDA as well so that i could read those away from my desk?

    So i found the “select folders” bit, ticked all the boxes and i get this

    “There is a problem with your connection. Please disconnect and reconnect
    your device and try again”

    Wonderful!

    I had a look around and couldn’t find anything of any help so posted on one of the Vista newsgroups without any real success.

    I then spotted this download yesteday

    http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=83d513ea-9df9-4920-af33-3a0e2e4e7beb&DisplayLang=en

    The RTM version of the mobile device centre

    I installed this but unfortunately this doesn’t solve my problem. I dont really want to upgrade to a Windows Mobile 5 device as the one i have is just fine at the moment but suspect that is probably the answer.

     

    2 Responses to “PDA Woes”

    1. I have exactly the same problem. Still have not discovered the answer, I have an Outlook account with an Exchange Server, and it thinks it’s so smart by synching with the exchange server. But it can’t connect and when I change my exchange server settings, it says: “There is a problem with your connection. Please disconnect and reconnect
      your device and try again”.

    2. Hi Andrew

      Read my post

      http://parkesy.wordpress.com/2007/06/12/windows-mobile-2003-not-syncing-correctly/

      The latest version of mobile device center fixes it

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