I'm freakin' pissed.... help please.

[orangecrush]

First, mobile device center quit working on my new HP touch desktop. I have deleted everything and started over. I've had issues since the Vista on that machine is 64bit rather than 32.

I can connect via USB and view my files on my Diamond, I simply can't get Outlook (trial version) to connect.

It was working but now it decided to die and no matter what I do (including an hour on the phone with HTC tech) can I get it to work.

NOW, my 32bit Vista on my laptop gives me the following message:

"Synchronization could not be completed because one or more objects were in use. Please close all programs on your device and this PC and try again."

There's nothing (application-wise) running other than activesync. I've deleted partnerships and started over. and I still get this same message.

Can anyone PLEASE tell me what the F*CK is going on??? I absolutely freakin' hate activesync and windows mobile device center bullshit.

Frustrated,

Mark

[orangecrush]

I just did a hard reset and I get the same error message. So I'm assuming that the problem is with my laptop, not my Diamond.

Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks,

Mark

[pgriffith]

Hi

I had a similar problem where my Diamond would Sync fine at home but for the life of me I couldn't get it to Sync with my work machine, one day it just stopped working.

All the troubleshooting guides I found suggested to make sure that under..


Start, settings, connections, USB to PC


The 'Enable advanced network functionality' was checked, mine already was.

So I unticked it and tried a Sync and lo & behold it synced. I then re-enabled the check box and it was still Syncing.

This was after many deletions & recreations of the partnership, and even uninstalled the Mobile Device Center, all the while it would connect and I could browse the device, just no syncing.

Hope you get it fixed.

Cheers

[orangecrush]

Dude, I think that fixed it!!!

I clicked it and tried it several times to no avail....

I did a soft reset and it seemed to work.

Thanks,

Mark