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I thought it was just me, but I'm hearing grumblings on another forum that they may have shipped out some defective install disks with the Axims.
In my case, when I first received the Axim, it worked fine, but after a hard reset and uninstalling Active Sync on my desktop (to start from scratch after a problem) I couldn't get the disk to auto run or do the setup or anything, it was dead in the water as far as installation went... and it was the same way on every pc I own.
I only got around the problem by reverting my hard drive back to an earlier time when Active sync worked and thank goodness everything went okay from there.
I have just requested (via email) another disk from Dell, just in case I want or need to install my Axim on another computer. I would have never thought to do this until I read that others were having the same problems.
Anybody else get a bad disk?
In case of emergency are the files on the companion disk available on the web for download? I couldn't find them in Dell's download section...
Donna
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