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Posted by Abdulkadar Khambati [MSFT] on May 2, 2007, 3:22 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hi Peter,
Try the following and see if that helps.
1) Delete your current partnership on the device. (You can do this by going
to Mobile Device Settings -> End partnership when the device is not
connected or you can delete the partnership directly from the device)
2) Repair your Outlook profile you are trying to sync against.
3) Reboot your machine.
4) Connect your device and set up a new partnership.
Thanks,
Abdulkadar
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
> Hi,
> You can sync with one desktop and Exchange with Windows Mobile 5.0. You
> may have to delete the partnerships in ActiveSync on the Treo 700w to
> setup the first one that allows this. You cannot sync with 2 desktops the
> calendar, contacts and tasks.
>
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> Chris De Herrera
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>> Since upgrading to Vista, I can only sync Outlook items via the mobile
>> server, not locally with my PC. I can sync favorites, documents etc.
>> locally and can successfully connect via USB and Bluetooth to sync these
>> items. As soon as I add NOTES or any other Outlook specific folders, I
>> get an error - "unable to connect to network server, please reset your
>> system or call your administrator". The equipment I use is a Lenovo T60p
>> laptop and a Verizon 700w Treo. My theory is that something is getting in
>> the way of a MAPI session being established with the local machine but no
>> other logs or errors are generated to help me move forward to resolve
>> this. If I didn't have a mobile server at my company, I would not be able
>> to sync any Outlook items, just local, file based data.
>>
>> Any insights or pointers would be greatly appreciated.
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