314

DELETE

C:\Documents and Settings\<YOUR USER LOGIN NAME>\Application Data\Microsoft\ActiveSync\

Directory, which will look like this underneath Profiles:

03/20/2003 07:52 AM <DIR> .
03/20/2003 07:52 AM <DIR> ..
04/14/2003 12:52 PM <DIR> Pocket_PC
04/14/2003 01:58 PM <DIR> Pocket_PC1
04/14/2003 08:59 PM <DIR> Pocket_PC2
04/15/2003 08:09 AM <DIR> Guest
0 File(s) 0 bytes


If only Dell tech support knew this!!!!!!

ahearn

Right. In fact, I've found that when I've had problems with ActiveSync after a system restore, deleting these folders/files cures the problems. When you set up a new partnership with ActiveSync, it recreates the folders/files it needs in the Profiles folder.

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Al
Axim X5 400MHz

ikehiker

Quote:

Originally posted by 314 C:\Documents and Settings\<YOUR USER LOGIN NAME>\Application Data\Microsoft\ActiveSync\

Interesting. I only have one folder at this location called Profiles and it only contains one folder, my current partnership.

ahearn

That's right. It only has the partnerships you've previously set up, including a Guest partnership if you had set one up.

If you've changed your device name in the past in attempts to get ActiveSync working, all these old partnerships will have a separate folder under the Profiles folder.

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Al
Axim X5 400MHz

rcleapor

Why?

meezl

I know it's an old post, but it sure did help. Thanks!

paulcb

Nice find meezl, that's gotta be a record! :)