Does anybody want to shoot ActiveSync?

[Luciano U. Werner]

At first I thought it was only with me, but then I read about some other people having the same  problem . Do you guys ever have to reboot after ONE ActiveSync session because you just can't do it again? If I take my iPAQ out of the cradle after a AS session and put it back on, I recieve the message "Connecting..." and then, nothing. I tried turning it off before removing but when I replace the iPAQ, the same msg and zilt. Does anyone have an idea? I hate to reboot and just have the urge to shoot ActiveSync between the tighs and the abdomen when this happens.<br>BTW, I've read that this happens to Casio too.

[randall]

I usually remove the connection at the USB plug. This will often reset it when it gets plugged back in. I haven't used the cradle in a couple months though, so I can't remember the exact sequence I would go through.

[Diego Cueva]

I upgraded my ROM and never got the connection problem again.

[Turnip]

I have the same problem.<br><br>One of my buddies formatted his hard drive, severed the USB cable, and ran over his iPAQ with his car - he says the AS problem was solved after that. <br><br>I'm gonna try it; I'll let you know how it works for me.

[Village_Ideot]

never had a problem...would it have to do with the fact I have an h3670?  Some kind of a "newer" rom kinda thing?

[Luciano U. Werner]

Mine is a 3670 with ROM 1.77. Randall, you simply disconect and reconect the USB plug on the PC? With the iPAQ on or off the cradle? Sometimes I'm on the hurry and it's a REAL pain to reboot the bastard. Damn MS.

[Diego Cueva]

Luciano, de uma olhada em . Acho que eles fizeram uma reportagem sobre esse problema e sobre como resolver ele há um tempo atrás..

[Moose or Chuck]

My Casio works perfectly fine ActiveSyncing.

[Luciano U. Werner]

Diego, I went there and the only thing they say is that "Active Sync 3.5 is better then 3.1" (duh). Do you have this problem?<br>I went to Brightland and there's some Casio owners complaining too.