maverick808
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I wrote an app to help developers make their WM5 devices work inside Parallels. What it does...
* Forces WM5 devices to sync reliably on each connection (not just the first)
* Maintains the connection... devices will no longer disconnect after a period of time
What it does NOT do...
* Allow normal users to sync their devices
The reasons this app is not for normal users is because it does not allow synching of any folders, email, etc through ActiveSync and also requires you to put your WM5 device in developer mode which is not secure.
So for developers here are the instructions. First, your device will have to be in serial mode. Use the USBSwitch app which is most likely in Start->Accessories to do this. If it's not there then you can download it from here.
Next you have to put your device in developer mode if you've not already done that. Instructions for doing this are available from here.
Finally, run the app and plug your device in and it should work. You can now reliably sync and keep your device connected. So hopefully no more annoyances in deploying your apps to test them.
Currently there is one known bug. If you have the app running when you shutdown Windows itself you might see a little warning box pop up and disappear quickly. It doesn't do any harm.
You can download the app itself from here.
Oh and after it's installed there is no start menu shortcut. Just run it from program files/aspecto software.
* Forces WM5 devices to sync reliably on each connection (not just the first)
* Maintains the connection... devices will no longer disconnect after a period of time
What it does NOT do...
* Allow normal users to sync their devices
The reasons this app is not for normal users is because it does not allow synching of any folders, email, etc through ActiveSync and also requires you to put your WM5 device in developer mode which is not secure.
So for developers here are the instructions. First, your device will have to be in serial mode. Use the USBSwitch app which is most likely in Start->Accessories to do this. If it's not there then you can download it from here.
Next you have to put your device in developer mode if you've not already done that. Instructions for doing this are available from here.
Finally, run the app and plug your device in and it should work. You can now reliably sync and keep your device connected. So hopefully no more annoyances in deploying your apps to test them.
Currently there is one known bug. If you have the app running when you shutdown Windows itself you might see a little warning box pop up and disappear quickly. It doesn't do any harm.
You can download the app itself from here.
Oh and after it's installed there is no start menu shortcut. Just run it from program files/aspecto software.
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