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zerologic said:Here is what I had to do with Virtual PC... the process will likely be the same for Parallels Desktop.
*Uninstall* ActiveSync on the PC, then reinstall with no USB devices attached. This is very important... regular USB will fail and f. everything up.
Reboot.
On the PPC device, open USBSwitch, and set it to serial.
Once the PC is booted, connect the cable to the Mac and the PPC device.
That should do it.
You'll have to use set USB switch every time you soft reset your PPC device. It has amnesia.
Enjoy.
virbing said:I am also not able to connect my WM5 phone up to WinXP through Parallels, Here is my report sent back to Parallels.
When I connect up my WM2003 device (hx4700), I can get a connection and it syncs. In the USB menu, I see it say PocketPC Smartphone. When I try to connect my WM5 device (Cingular 8125), it shows Generic RNDIS. It seems to connect, but I cannot get ActiveSync to recognize the device to sync. I am using 4.1.0 (Build 4841).
virbing said:I forgot to mention that I downloaded USB Switch, installed it and rebooted my 8125, and it still shows up as Generic RNDIS.
virbing said:I take all of this back. After running Install Parallel Tools and putting USB Switch on my WM5 device to Serial, I am now able to see the device in ActiveSync. I will try doing a complete sync and report back. This is GREAT!
tech_head said:Hi,
I have a T700w and I'm not seeing the issue.
I have the switch provided by Palm and everything is fine. I have plugged/unplugged the device.
I need to go and acquire the serial USB port each time because I don't use the auto function.
I have used Sprite Backup to initiate a backup from the PC, reset the device multiple times and have no issue.
If it's a Treo 700 use the palm tool installed after the update. Other USB switch utilities don't work. If it's not a T700w then I can't really help.
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I did this. No impact. The Dell shows up in the device list, but it doesn't connect to the activesyncmaverick808 said:Perhaps just to verify that is the cause you could try temporarily disabling the emulated network card on the machine. I have a WM5 device so I'll try this myself when I get a chance.