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Posted by Chris De Herrera on May 29, 2007, 12:00 am
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Hi,
First, you need BCM for your Windows Mobile device. Second, try
uninstalling the DSL router's software. I suspect the issue is the PPPoE
software on the PC. Most PPPoE software does not allow any other network
adapters at the same time it is active.
As a workaround I would suggest using ethernet and a real router if you have
to install PPPoE software on your PC.
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Chris De Herrera
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ActiveSync Troubleshooting Guide -
http://www.pocketpcfaq.com/faqs/t-shootactivesync.htm
>I have an HP IPAQ RX 1955 Pocket PC with windows Mobile 5.0 and activesync
> 4.5. I synchronize it with Outlook 2003 SP2 (part of office prof. 2003).
> Or
> I did sync it until last week when I installed Norton SystemWorks. I
> could
> no longer sync and got an error message giving support code 85010014. If
> you
> chase that down it says that it detects Norton Personal Firewall, and
> sends
> you to a Microsoft Windows Mobile web site with directions for allowing
> active sync ports in Norton Personal firewall.
>
> Well, System Works doesn't have "firewall" it has "worm protection" which
> looks for all the world like the firewall in the instructions so I
> installed
> those active sync ports (TCP 990 999 5678 5721 & 26675 & UDP 5679) plus
> permitting several active sync .exe files to run. Didn't work.
> Reinstalled
> active sync 4.5. Updated outlook 2003 and added business contacts
> manager.
> Uninstalled systemworks and it still didn't work; re-installed
> systemworks.
> Same error code throughout.
>
> There does not seem to be problem with the actual USB port communication -
> I
> can use the explore function in active sync and look at stuff on the
> Pocket
> PC. There are no communication type errors showing. I turned off the
> Windows Firewall as directed by Norton for SystemWorks. I have a DSL
> modem
> on one USB port but the firewall on that is turned off too, and has been
> all
> along.
>
> Anybody got any ideas?
>
> George Chandler geo_c@cybermesa.com
> --
> geo
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