Why, in the middle of the day, will activesync suddenly run.

[mycophiles]

I'll browse the web for a min or check email and activesynce is running? Why is that?

[CozBoogie]

Because that's what it does.

late,
Coz

[ryan00davis]

yea, not unusual for me either. maybe it has something to do with checking your e-mail? or maybe it just does as stated above.

[kupo]

used to annoy the hell outta me as well
FIX:
change your schedule under activesync to "manual" then go
start menu, settings , phone, service tab, Time synchronization -> get settings, and uncheck "Time Synchronization with mobile network automatically"

[nxtech3]

i could swear there is a registry edit for this but i cant find it now. Does anybody else remember that???

[Hellion]

There is, but I also forget it!

[toology]

Found the answer at xda

1. Download any program TASK Manager/Resco Explorer/Memaid etc.
2. Find the NOTIFICATIONS menu (or Notified Programs).
3. Find <repllog.exe> it will have several types listed. Find the one that says<AppRunAfterTimeChange>
4. Highlight and Delete only this file and not the other two. The only time Activesync should start now is when you sync to your PC.

[kaivorb]

Where is this "Notifications" folder located? I have been searching and have had no luck so far. I'm assuming it is IN another folder, but which one? I didn't see it in "Windows".

thanks
K--

[tiermann]

Originally Posted by Rumball

kipmast's post isn't talking about a registry entry but rather the notification queue...you can find the indicated repllog.exe reference in the "Notifications" database which you can view/edit with MemMaid or TaskManager (freeware).

Also found in the same xda thread