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Posted by pbleue on March 16, 2006, 1:16 am
Please log in for more thread options I have the same problem and I do not see any solution!!!??? where can I get
it? Has Microsoft issued a fix of this bug? Is trhere any other program - not
from microsoft - that I could use to syncronise with my PC?
"Richard Marks (remarks42@msn.com)" wrote:
> Hi Rob. thanks for the response and explanation.
> It highlights yet again how far microsoft stick their heads up you know
> where before starting to think about things- are they scared that they'll
> catch something if they actually communicate with the grubby little
> consumers(victims) of their lunatic programming and find out what people want
> and how they use the programs before imposing some bug riddled half baked
> piece of junk on a monopolised market.
>
> The main reason for me getting a mobile PDA was not to have it plugged into
> my PC constantly, kinda defeats the object of it being mobile otherwise.
>
> I connect via bluetooth so don't get the benefits of USB cable charging.
> My main gripe is more the memory wasted on it running itself, owing to the
> novel way that the internal memory is set up, leaving relatively little free
> for anything operational, and the lack of any user input into modifying this,
> it seems completely stupid (ie typical microsoft) to constantly run a drain
> on the memory which will only be used sporadically and for a short period
> each day (or less frequently)
>
> "Rob Borek [MS MVP]" wrote:
>
> > On Sat, 14 Jan 2006 06:04:03 -0800, Richard Marks (remarks42@msn.com)
> >
> > >I have an o2 version of the i-mate jasjar running wm5.0 and active sync 4.0
> > >
> > >I have had no sync problems installing or using etc until yesterday
> > >
> > >AS has thrown up a microsoft outlook error message that it couldn't begin
to
> > >sync as outlook because I am not anle to log on to the network and access
> > >information. (I am currently logged on!)
> > >It suggests I restart my computer and synchronise again, and to contact my
> > >network administrator if the problem persists (I am an individual user on
my
> > >home PC not and never having been part of a network)
> > >clearing ths error message prompts AS to begin sync'ing and the status
> > >report shows it sync'd.
> > >
> > >I do not use ms outlook as anything more than a store of sync'd data from
my
> > >mobile device, and never have.
> > >My AS options settings are always to give priority to mobile over desktop.
I
> > >do not ever access ms outlook. Also I do not sync my mobile emails to
> > >outlook, preferring a direct connection to hotmail from my mobile.
> > >MS outlook is not set as my default email on the desktop PC and it never
has
> > >been, again I use hotmail.
> > >
> > > I have never had any error message from it before yesterday and I have not
> > >changed any settings on either PC or Mobile to prompt a problem.
> > >It seems to have spontaneously decided to be awkward and I am not sure that
> > >I trust it to be sync'ing properly now.
> > >
> > >It then popped up with a SUPPORT CODE 0x85010014 error code and told me
> > >attention was required to my 'notes' sync
> > >
> > >any suggestions gratefully received
> >
> > Which version of Outlook are you running? Did you make any changes
> > recently to your computer (ie install a new program, remove a program,
> > etc.)?
> >
> > >I posted recently saying how AS was automatically running on my Mobile
> > >device every time I switched it on. I asked if anyone knew of a way to
> > >disable it from autorunning on my Mobile device so it only fires up when i
> > >need it at the end of the day.
> > >I got a couple of replies that told me how to disable it running on my PC,
> > >that is not the issue for me, I have capacity on my PC and don't care if it
> > >autoruns on there or not.
> > >
> > >It is my mobile device that I want to conserve memory and power on, does
> > >anyone know if there is a way (other than remembering to go into task
manager
> > >or running progs at startup) to stop it autorunning on my mobile device,
> > >wasting my memory and power by running all day in the background when I
only
> > >sync it once at the end of the day.
> >
> > ActiveSync continually runs - it's an integrated part of the OS, and
> > there's no way to stop it from running. If it's plugged into your
> > computer, there's no chance of it running low on power (as the USB
> > cable charges the device), and the power drain is minimal. ActiveSync
> > is heavily integrated into the OS, so it's pretty much always running
> > (even if you don't see it in the programs list).
> >
> > --
> > Rob Borek
> > Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices
> > Want *ONE ON ONE* support? http://www.pocketpcone2one.com
> > Please place all replies into the newsgroup so that others can benefit.
> >
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