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What operating system you use?
Vista has Windows Mobile Device Center that will synch with your X5. You'll need Outlook to synch your calendars and contacts. I am not sure if there's third party software that will do the job. Here's more information about synching: (and the latest Microsoft Activesync download) ActiveSync Downloads – Windows Mobile Synchronization - Windows Mobile Device Center If you use Windows XP or older, you will need Microsoft Activesync software I think Microsoft Activesync 3.8 works best for X5. You can download this from: Free Microsoft ActiveSync 3.8 English for Windows Family Download You can check out drivers and downloads at: Dell Support - Technical Support, Drivers & Downloads, Troubleshooting, Product Manuals and Order Status Hope that help start you off. ![]() | |||||
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i am using windows xp ...
i tried the third link but didnt know what to chose from ... i need the driver for first time plug in of the usb in the computer so it recognizes the x5 ... i am sorry if i am a little slow ![]() thanks | |||
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I believe MS Activesync is what you need to get the PC to recognize your X5 via USB. Be sure to install Activesync first before plugging in the PDA.
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BTW - I agree JNDSDA regarding the Activesync version. Version 3.8 is probably best for the X5.
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