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What happened to my activesync partnership?
I just flashed my phone with the No2Chem 5067 kitchen but was having some problems with the kitchen that I cooked... flashed again with a bare kitchen with nothing on it and the phone is working fine now but...
my activesync partnership seems to be gone... meaning when I open up activesync, there is no partnership there any more. I tried to sync my phone contacts back to my phone after I flashed it and it seemed like activesync froze for a minute or two and then the phone disconnected. Now there is no partnership for my phone there and activesync is not starting when I restart my computer. I can open it manually but I can't sync my phone. I'm hoping I didn't lose everything. |
Re: What happened to my activesync partnership?
When you reflash or hard reset your phone, it assigns a new name to your phone and thus breaking the partnership between your phone and ActiveSync.
If your phone is not connecting to ActiveSync, try changing the USB to PC settings. Just uncheck the enable advance settings (or whatever) and it should work for you. Let me know if that works or if you are refering to something and I misunderstood. |
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However, you can use PIM Backup to backup your contacts, notes, tasks, call history, speed dial, etc. |
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I've found that restoring a Sprite 6 backup after a flash keeps the activesync (or in my case WMDC in Vista) partnership intact. Just do the restore before connecting the phone to the computer for a sync
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I have OEMIZER set up personal settings, including the original device ID when flashing. This seems to avoid the issue of multiple partnerships and folders on the desktop.
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