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Old 03-22-05, 08:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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disable ActiveSync from starting when docking

Is there a way to not have the PDA sync with the computer when I dock it? I want to do it manually. Becuase sometimes I just want dock it to charge the battery and not sync, but it pops up on my desktop and the PDA turns on which I don't want. I want the PDA to stay off when I dock, unless I push the power button.

Is this possible?

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Old 03-22-05, 09:13 PM   #2 (permalink)
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No, the data appearing on the port triggers a non-killable part of Activesync to wake up the Axim. Fortunately, you can press the button and force it back off, but there is no way to avoid the initial "wake up."
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Old 03-22-05, 09:32 PM   #3 (permalink)
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acutally, you can disable it by deleting the entry in your pda, using utilities like memmaid. in the second tab, there is a Nitification Queue that runs "repllog.exe" and "connmgr.exe" on the event "AppRunAtRs232Detect" - which means when an rs232 connection was made (in this case, RS232 means serial port, but for our pda it means usb port). simply disable it or delete it there.

there are other utilities that can do so, but for now i can only remember how to do it in memmaid. perhaps u can ask one of us here. =)
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