Graham2456

Note to rroberts161.
I am currently working through your suggestions and have just run the inbuilt "network diagnostics" which told me that the DHCP server FAILED. I take this as a positive sign seeing it was one of your suggestions, all I have to do now is work out what it is, where it is and how to fix it.
I will keep you informed.

Bigcape

Originally Posted by Graham2456

Note to rroberts161. I am currently working through your suggestions and have just run the inbuilt "network diagnostics" which told me that the DHCP server FAILED. I take this as a positive sign seeing it was one of your suggestions, all I have to do now is work out what it is, where it is and how to fix it. I will keep you informed.

The only way I can sync is either with a Dell cradle OR bluetooth no cable

bigdave240

Originally Posted by Bigcape

The only way I can sync is either with a Dell cradle OR bluetooth no cable

essentially the cradle is just a cable with a place to put your pda. Are you using a third party cable that won't work? if so it sounds like the cable is no good. try the dell travel cable. Works great and has a place to connect the power if you need to charge with the AC adaptor.

EngrPaul

I find these logs are somewhat helpful, open them in a text editor.

The newest information is at the bottom of each file.

C:\Temp\WCESMgr.log
C:\Temp\WCESLog.log

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petal

Never posted here before, but I have been trying all these ideas to solve my Axim not connecting problem. I installed, uninstalled, repeatedly, with and without firewall, turned off avg, removed all the spyware from the startup list....

The solution for me was to rename my Activesync folder in my program files so that the install didn't recognize it and reinstall Activesync. I am using Activesync beta. I think that there might be a dll file being loaded over and over again that was interfering with the repair process.

Voila... my activesync finally recognized my axim and I'm happy again.

I did start getting the infamous 85010014 error message, and thinking it was an outlook problem, ran my office outlook in repair mode. It appears to be working fine.

Hope this works for someone else. It was VERY frustrating to have my X51v stop syncing completely.

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Graham2456

Originally Posted by EngrPaul

I find these logs are somewhat helpful, open them in a text editor. The newest information is at the bottom of each file. C:\Temp\WCESMgr.log C:\Temp\WCESLog.log

I would like to have a look at those files but when I do a search they can't be found.
I haven't tried to sync today but seeing they are in a "Temp" directory I may have to try to sync first and then look for the files.