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07-01-03, 09:20 AM

It could be Active Sync. Go to start>setting>system>memory>running programs.
Does Active Sync show up? If yes, shut it down. For some reason, it does not always shut down when not in use.

07-01-03, 09:20 AM	#2 (permalink)
Cheryl Guest Posts: n/a	It could be Active Sync. Go to start>setting>system>memory>running programs. Does Active Sync show up? If yes, shut it down. For some reason, it does not always shut down when not in use.