Vista Mobile Sync, AKA Activesync

Same here. I don't understand how at RC1 stage Vista stills don't sync with
PocketPC devices.

My iPaq 4150 Windows Mobile 2003 is recognized and drivers installed. But
only appears on My Computer as Windows Mobile device and I can open and see
files on the PDA and memory card. Mobile Center doesn't open and I can't do
any sync.

Regards,
Angel.

>I have installed various versions of the betas. ALL clean installs. ever
>since pre-RC1 and RC1 i cannot get my WM2003se phone or WM2003se PDA to
>sync with outlook. I am running Office 2007 Beta 2 and it has worked in
>the past. anyone syncing with RC1?

Exactly the same here with an iPAQ 4100

"Angel Massa" wrote:

> Same here. I don't understand how at RC1 stage Vista stills don't sync with
> PocketPC devices.
>
> My iPaq 4150 Windows Mobile 2003 is recognized and drivers installed. But
> only appears on My Computer as Windows Mobile device and I can open and see
> files on the PDA and memory card. Mobile Center doesn't open and I can't do
> any sync.
>
> Regards,
> Angel.
>

> >I have installed various versions of the betas. ALL clean installs. ever
> >since pre-RC1 and RC1 i cannot get my WM2003se phone or WM2003se PDA to
> >sync with outlook. I am running Office 2007 Beta 2 and it has worked in
> >the past. anyone syncing with RC1?

>
>
>

Well, yea. It's Beta. Vista and WMDC are two different groups that aren't
quite in sync. WMDC worked in Beta 2 and should be out shortly for RC1. No
guarantee that it will work with pre-WM5 devices. There is one that it will
be the time it ships for real.

What you see is actually appropriate. Vista does see the device as a real
thing, unlike XP. You never could browse any random device in XP/AS XP
didn't understand it at all, and AS at least had to be set up as a guest. In
Vista alone, you can now hook any PPC to it and browse it, without
installing anything. Not quite the USB drive functionality we wanted, but
close.

Once it is ready, WMDC will be retrieved from Windows Update if a Windows
Mobile device is attached and you want it to be retrieved, for normal sync
functions.

Really no reason to complain at this point, it's all Beta. If it's not there
at release though..............

--
Sven
MVP - Mobile Devices
"LordFFM" <LordFFM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Exactly the same here with an iPAQ 4100
>
> "Angel Massa" wrote:
>

>> Same here. I don't understand how at RC1 stage Vista stills don't sync
>> with
>> PocketPC devices.
>>
>> My iPaq 4150 Windows Mobile 2003 is recognized and drivers installed. But
>> only appears on My Computer as Windows Mobile device and I can open and
>> see
>> files on the PDA and memory card. Mobile Center doesn't open and I can't
>> do
>> any sync.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Angel.
>>

>> >I have installed various versions of the betas. ALL clean installs.
>> >ever
>> >since pre-RC1 and RC1 i cannot get my WM2003se phone or WM2003se PDA to
>> >sync with outlook. I am running Office 2007 Beta 2 and it has worked in
>> >the past. anyone syncing with RC1?

>>
>>
>>

And, from other newsgroups, it looks as though changes to allow WMDC to sync
post RC-1 will be made available through the normal Windows Update route.
Therefore, these capabilities don't need to ship at the same time as RC-1,
but can be made available a week or 2 later.

"Sven" <sejohannsen@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%238n68HH1GHA.1040@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> Well, yea. It's Beta. Vista and WMDC are two different groups that aren't
> quite in sync. WMDC worked in Beta 2 and should be out shortly for RC1.
> No guarantee that it will work with pre-WM5 devices. There is one that it
> will be the time it ships for real.
>
> What you see is actually appropriate. Vista does see the device as a real
> thing, unlike XP. You never could browse any random device in XP/AS XP
> didn't understand it at all, and AS at least had to be set up as a guest.
> In Vista alone, you can now hook any PPC to it and browse it, without
> installing anything. Not quite the USB drive functionality we wanted,
> but close.
>
> Once it is ready, WMDC will be retrieved from Windows Update if a Windows
> Mobile device is attached and you want it to be retrieved, for normal sync
> functions.
>
> Really no reason to complain at this point, it's all Beta. If it's not
> there at release though..............
>
> --
> Sven
> MVP - Mobile Devices
> "LordFFM" <LordFFM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E9CEF417-4461-4337-B29D-FC1D4B2FABE0@microsoft.com...

>> Exactly the same here with an iPAQ 4100
>>
>> "Angel Massa" wrote:
>>

>>> Same here. I don't understand how at RC1 stage Vista stills don't sync
>>> with
>>> PocketPC devices.
>>>
>>> My iPaq 4150 Windows Mobile 2003 is recognized and drivers installed.
>>> But
>>> only appears on My Computer as Windows Mobile device and I can open and
>>> see
>>> files on the PDA and memory card. Mobile Center doesn't open and I can't
>>> do
>>> any sync.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Angel.
>>>
>>> >I have installed various versions of the betas. ALL clean installs.
>>> >ever
>>> >since pre-RC1 and RC1 i cannot get my WM2003se phone or WM2003se PDA to
>>> >sync with outlook. I am running Office 2007 Beta 2 and it has worked
>>> >in
>>> >the past. anyone syncing with RC1?
>>>
>>>
>>>

>
>

Thanks. Not complaining . more just wondering if its me alone?

thanks again
Dave P


"Sven" <sejohannsen@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%238n68HH1GHA.1040@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> Well, yea. It's Beta. Vista and WMDC are two different groups that aren't
> quite in sync. WMDC worked in Beta 2 and should be out shortly for RC1.
> No guarantee that it will work with pre-WM5 devices. There is one that it
> will be the time it ships for real.
>
> What you see is actually appropriate. Vista does see the device as a real
> thing, unlike XP. You never could browse any random device in XP/AS XP
> didn't understand it at all, and AS at least had to be set up as a guest.
> In Vista alone, you can now hook any PPC to it and browse it, without
> installing anything. Not quite the USB drive functionality we wanted,
> but close.
>
> Once it is ready, WMDC will be retrieved from Windows Update if a Windows
> Mobile device is attached and you want it to be retrieved, for normal sync
> functions.
>
> Really no reason to complain at this point, it's all Beta. If it's not
> there at release though..............
>
> --
> Sven
> MVP - Mobile Devices
> "LordFFM" <LordFFM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E9CEF417-4461-4337-B29D-FC1D4B2FABE0@microsoft.com...

>> Exactly the same here with an iPAQ 4100
>>
>> "Angel Massa" wrote:
>>

>>> Same here. I don't understand how at RC1 stage Vista stills don't sync
>>> with
>>> PocketPC devices.
>>>
>>> My iPaq 4150 Windows Mobile 2003 is recognized and drivers installed.
>>> But
>>> only appears on My Computer as Windows Mobile device and I can open and
>>> see
>>> files on the PDA and memory card. Mobile Center doesn't open and I can't
>>> do
>>> any sync.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Angel.
>>>
>>> >I have installed various versions of the betas. ALL clean installs.
>>> >ever
>>> >since pre-RC1 and RC1 i cannot get my WM2003se phone or WM2003se PDA to
>>> >sync with outlook. I am running Office 2007 Beta 2 and it has worked
>>> >in
>>> >the past. anyone syncing with RC1?
>>>
>>>
>>>

>
>

YOU ARE NOT ALONE. It was so much of a problem for me, I went back to XP.
Between Mobile Sync and Easy CD not working, not to mention OneCare, I will
wait for the actual real release...

"Dave Packham" wrote:

> Thanks. Not complaining . more just wondering if its me alone?
>
> thanks again
> Dave P
>
>
> "Sven" <sejohannsen@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:%238n68HH1GHA.1040@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

> > Well, yea. It's Beta. Vista and WMDC are two different groups that aren't
> > quite in sync. WMDC worked in Beta 2 and should be out shortly for RC1.
> > No guarantee that it will work with pre-WM5 devices. There is one that it
> > will be the time it ships for real.
> >
> > What you see is actually appropriate. Vista does see the device as a real
> > thing, unlike XP. You never could browse any random device in XP/AS XP
> > didn't understand it at all, and AS at least had to be set up as a guest.
> > In Vista alone, you can now hook any PPC to it and browse it, without
> > installing anything. Not quite the USB drive functionality we wanted,
> > but close.
> >
> > Once it is ready, WMDC will be retrieved from Windows Update if a Windows
> > Mobile device is attached and you want it to be retrieved, for normal sync
> > functions.
> >
> > Really no reason to complain at this point, it's all Beta. If it's not
> > there at release though..............
> >
> > --
> > Sven
> > MVP - Mobile Devices
> > "LordFFM" <LordFFM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:E9CEF417-4461-4337-B29D-FC1D4B2FABE0@microsoft.com...

> >> Exactly the same here with an iPAQ 4100
> >>
> >> "Angel Massa" wrote:
> >>
> >>> Same here. I don't understand how at RC1 stage Vista stills don't sync
> >>> with
> >>> PocketPC devices.
> >>>
> >>> My iPaq 4150 Windows Mobile 2003 is recognized and drivers installed.
> >>> But
> >>> only appears on My Computer as Windows Mobile device and I can open and
> >>> see
> >>> files on the PDA and memory card. Mobile Center doesn't open and I can't
> >>> do
> >>> any sync.
> >>>
> >>> Regards,
> >>> Angel.
> >>>
> >>> >I have installed various versions of the betas. ALL clean installs.
> >>> >ever
> >>> >since pre-RC1 and RC1 i cannot get my WM2003se phone or WM2003se PDA to
> >>> >sync with outlook. I am running Office 2007 Beta 2 and it has worked
> >>> >in
> >>> >the past. anyone syncing with RC1?
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>

> >
> >

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