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Posted by Michael Levin on February 5, 2008, 2:53 am
Please log in for more thread options On 2/4/08 10:26 PM, in article fo8l9q$usm$2@aioe.org, "Todd Allcock"
> At 04 Feb 2008 19:40:01 -0500 Michael Levin wrote:
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>> this is a good idea and I'll try it. I kind of did it once, and I
>> narrowed down to a set of appointments, but when I got rid of them, it
> just
>> got stuck somewhere else. Since it worked perfectly right after a cold
>> reset, I think it's not just the appointments themselves but some sort of
>> ActiveSync state file or registry key that's being restored after the cold
>> reset that makes it choke on my calendar items. A tough one to diagnose. I
>> wish I knew more about what files ActiveSync used (or how to read the
>> logfile).
>
> It's frustrating, but some times the "path of least resistance" is the
> easier path. You've had this problem for awhile, so might not a hard
> reset, followed by "rebuilding" the device (reinstalling all of your
> software and synchronizing your files and PIM data rather than restoring
> from your backup file) be the easier solution at this point? You've
> already verified your calendar sync works after a hard reset, at least up
> to the point you restore your backup.
>
> In a perfect world, finding the actual problem and fixing it would be nice,
> but the Windows Mobile world is, unfortunately, anything but perfect! ;-)
>
> Realistically, (if you can find the time) you might try and resync after
> you install each of your programs to verify one of those isn't "breaking"
> the ability to sync.
you're right; I'm about to give up looking for the cause and start from
scratch. I have a crazy amount of customizations on this thing, but I may
need to start from the beginning...
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