jpjj

I cannot sync my Outlook calendar, contacts, tasks or notes. ActiveSync shos them as "Not Installed". I can sync my Inbox with no problem. I have uninstalled, reinstalled, everything imagineable and am having no luck. This sort of renders my Axim useless.

TechJock

Go to Microsoft's website and download ActiveSync 3.6 and try to install it. It might work.

jpjj

Already have. No help.

fade2black

What version of Outlook are you running on your desktop? What OS?

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jpjj

Outlook 2002 and Windows XP Professional

SkyVoice

This may sound like a daft question... BUT... did you make sure the boxes for calender, notes, etc. are checked in the appropriate boxes so ActiveSync knows to sync those? I'm just trying to keep it simple. I sure hope it helps you.

Good luck...

Ron

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enob

If you haven't already try to uninstall and install the Activesync 3.5 that came with your axim following the instruction Dell should have provided you.

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jpjj

Have tried all of the above. Do not have checkboxes beside calendar, contacts, notes, tasks to check. Am at a complete loss.

Gloomy

I had a similar problem: contacts, calendar and tasks. When synchronizing I had the messages "Attention required". I tried to sync whith another desktop and it was OK. Then firstly I created a new user account on my Win XP notbook, secondly I uninstalled the Active Sync, rebooted and installed it again. Now the sync is OK. I hope this information will be usfull for you.

Alex.

Edd

Similar problems here. I did some research, and found
that "Attention required" usually refers to problems
with Outlook.

I uninstalled and re-installed Outlook (per the Dell CD)
and the syncing problems disappeared. I had updated
ActiveSync to 3.6 while I was experiencing the problems.
Dropped 3.6 and have been sticking with 3.5 (also per
Dell CD) - not sure if that made a difference or not.

The error reporting in ActiveSync is a farce, but once
it's up and running correctly, you can forget about it.