ikehiker

Well, as discussed in the thread, you either need to switch from WPA to WEP or try ActiveSync 4.5 beta.

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davidtm

Or merely uncheck "Enable advanced network funcitonality".

fishboy420

hELLO, i HOPE THIS IS HELPFUL. BUT i ALSO hAVE BOTH THE tMOBILE mda, AND THE sda, AND i TOO HAD THAT RPOBLEM, THAT IS UNTIL i FOUND A PRODUCT CALLED aIRFIX, YOU CAN DOWMNLOAD IT FOR FREE AT THIS WEB ADDRESS WWW.AIRSCANNER.COM.
iT IS STILL IN bETA FORM, BUT IT WORKS VERY WELL IN KEEPING YOUR CONNECTION WHILE SYNCING.
i HOPE TIS WAS OF SOME HELP.


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w3iner

Originally Posted by ShaunLeeClarke

I recently bought an i-mate Jamin PDA/Phone which natively runs Windows Mobile 2005. I'm aware that ActiveSync doesn't allow the syncing over a wireless connection, but should ActiveSync disrupt my laptops wireless connection when syncing over a USB cable to the device? Even after syncing, I can't get my laptop to re-establish a connection with the access point, and it requires a reboot. I think I've read that ActiveSync may disable wireless on the mobile device, but I havn't read anything about the host computer. This is really annoying, and as I result I've been avoiding syncing the device. I just want to rule out ActiveSync before I go trying to diagnose a fault that might be one of those great 'features'.

I sync via BT all the time.

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