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Posted by Sven on February 21, 2008, 8:43 pm
Please log in for more thread options WAD is my keyboard acting up, and my not proofing my post before hitting
send. That was intended to be WMDC. Like I said though, don't really know
if you can shut them down. I'd give it a shot. Wouldn't surprise me if they
didn't start back up when you connect a WM device.
In Vista, without WAD, you can actually connect a device and browse it and
copy files to and from via the standard explorer. If you get the cab file
for WM programs you can copy that over and load (install) directly on the
device. If you also use Exchange sync, over the cell network, you could
actually use a WM device without ever putting WAD on your PC.
It really is my keyboard, BTW. New one on the way under warranty.
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Sven
MVP Mobile Devices
> Hi Sven,
>
> Ok, I didn't realize they were 2 different programs. What exactly is WAD?
> I did try to do something with his phone before I installed WMDC and it
> wouldn't do a darn thing. After installing that and plugging in the
> cable/phone, it found it and set things up for it and the sync center put
> itself in the taskbar and is running all the time. I was hoping it was
> just
> a simple matter of disabling it via MSCONFIG and then running it via the
> control panel before he tries to sync.
> Lisa
>
> "Sven" wrote:
>
>> Not sure I can answer your question definitively but do want to point out
>> that Sync Center and WMDC are two distinct programs. WAD is what is
>> needed
>> to sync with a Windows Mobile Device. Sync Center seems to act as a
>> dashboard for general sync capabilities.
>>
>> --
>> Sven
>> MVP Mobile Devices
>
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