I'm sorry I took so long to comment on this. I kept forgetting it when I was
at my PC. When you uninstall Active Sync on your PC, once it is uninstalled,
go to SEARCH in your Start menu and undr all files search for Activesync.
You will probably get a folder called Microsoft Active Sync. If you do,
Delete it. If you want to be sure, before you delete it, click on it and see
what's in it, but it's likely to save some of your settings there just
becasue they don things like that. If it's not there and/or there are not
files in it when you do find it, then I"m wrong, but I'd sure try finding
that and deleting it by hand after you've uninstalled. At that point,
reinstall activesync and give it a go.
- Re: [Braillenote] Active Sync question Don Bishop
- [Braillenote] Active Sync question Chuck Pettke
- Re: [Braillenote] Active Sync question Chuck Pettke
- Re: [Braillenote] Active Sync question Kathy Seven Williams
