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shdytxmn · 09-27-03, 02:19 PM

Hate to break it to you, but ActiveSync is not a Dell application but a Microsoft application. Dell itself has little or no control over it. Having said that, lets consider the issues you are having

I know from experience that AS with A05 works as designed - no issues. Knowing this and the fact you did have it working, although breifly, leads me to believe that lurking somewhere on your Ax is an application that is conflicting with AS. (I suspect the Ax as you can't sync to either of 2 computers.) So what to do?

Assuming you have done the obligatory soft reset, I suggest you do a full backup and sync, a hard reset and reinstall your applications, one at a time, starting with AS. Use the instructions that came with the upgrade for setting up the new partnership. This may solve the conflict completely, or it may point to the application causing the issue.

Good luck.

09-27-03, 02:19 PM	#2 (permalink)
shdytxmn Aximsite All Star Super Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Palm Harbor (Tampa Bay) FL Posts: 573 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hate to break it to you, but ActiveSync is not a Dell application but a Microsoft application. Dell itself has little or no control over it. Having said that, lets consider the issues you are having I know from experience that AS with A05 works as designed - no issues. Knowing this and the fact you did have it working, although breifly, leads me to believe that lurking somewhere on your Ax is an application that is conflicting with AS. (I suspect the Ax as you can't sync to either of 2 computers.) So what to do? Assuming you have done the obligatory soft reset, I suggest you do a full backup and sync, a hard reset and reinstall your applications, one at a time, starting with AS. Use the instructions that came with the upgrade for setting up the new partnership. This may solve the conflict completely, or it may point to the application causing the issue. Good luck.