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tiger_splash · 09-10-06, 10:03 PM

Ever since upgrading to the x51v, I've been unable to depend on my activesync connection. Sometimes it works and other times it connects and then I get synchronization error and other times the computer doesn't even recognize the device.

I am at a loss becuase this is happening on several machines. Although I can't depend on Activesync to connect to the machine, my excahnge server connects and syncs without a problem both via BT modem and Wifi. That works for my calendar, contacts, tasks, and mail but I still needs my notes and files. Plus, it's making it difficult to put files on my Axim.

Is anyone else having similiar issues? This is becoming rather frustrating.

Also, I'm not sure if this is related, but my Activesync is changing the name of my device to different combinations of my computer log in and my real name. Strange, huh?

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tiger_splash Aximsite All Star Elite Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Rockledge, FL Posts: 952 Device: LG Fusic Carrier: Sprint Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 1	Constant Synchronization Errors Ever since upgrading to the x51v, I've been unable to depend on my activesync connection. Sometimes it works and other times it connects and then I get synchronization error and other times the computer doesn't even recognize the device. I am at a loss becuase this is happening on several machines. Although I can't depend on Activesync to connect to the machine, my excahnge server connects and syncs without a problem both via BT modem and Wifi. That works for my calendar, contacts, tasks, and mail but I still needs my notes and files. Plus, it's making it difficult to put files on my Axim. Is anyone else having similiar issues? This is becoming rather frustrating. Also, I'm not sure if this is related, but my Activesync is changing the name of my device to different combinations of my computer log in and my real name. Strange, huh? __________________ “Everything is simpler than you think and yet more complex than you imagine.”