batosi

Is there anyway to stop activesync from starting up automatically. Everytime I stop it from memory under settings it always comes back even if I don't put it in my cradle. I think it is what causes lockups on WM5 with my hx2410. Also is there anyway to close it using itask?

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ikehiker

From this thread at Aximsite

Originally Posted by magnum54o2

I think I can help you with these two. Disabling Error reporting did not seem to have an effect on my processor speed, but disabling automatic syncing (and activesync startup) did. The new activesync is a dog, even worse than it was on WM2003SE and makes my x50v almost useless while running. I will list the steps to disable it. Note that you will still be able to sync, but AS will no longer start up on it's own. 1) Start up AS on your x50. 2) Tap the menu tab/soft key and tap "Add Server Source" 3) Configure a server source with a dummy IP address, user id, password and domain name; these do not have to be real 4) Once configured you should have another sync source show up on your main AS screen...continue on. 5) Tap the menu soft key again and you should see that the sync schedule option is no longer greyed out. 6) Change your schedule from a timed automatic start of AS to manual under both fields 7) If you try to sync now, AS will try to contact your imaginary exchange server and that will take forever until it times out, so you can now delete the exchange server from your list of sync sources. Your changes to the sync schedule will remain and will survive soft resets too. If you have a switcher app running (like vbar) you will find that when you close AS it will now stay closed and you should see a corresponding increase in speed.

This worked on my X51v.

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TPadden

7) If you try to sync now, AS will try to contact your imaginary exchange server and that will take forever until it times out, so you can now delete the exchange server from your list of sync sources. Your changes to the sync schedule will remain and will survive soft resets too.

I found as soon as I deleted the exchange server AS started up again on it's own. Rather than delete it I just unchecked the sync items. Worked for me.

imported_coppertrail

Download ActiveSync Toggle. Its worked great for me. :)

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imported_Johnny_Canuck

I just checked the Micrologics site [url = http://www.micrologics.co.uk/library/ast/ ]Activesync Toggle[/url]
(sorry if I got the tag wrong, I'm doing this from memory on the ppc).
It only works for the desktop, the ploblem we are all experiencing is when AS stays on the ppc. Looks like a nice program though.