MyMobiler warning
 

I saw some positive posts about this program & decided to give it a shot although I don't have any pressing need for it.

I DL'ed & ran it & everything seemed fine at first. I opened it up & saw a big beautiful image of my TF3D Home screen on my laptop & then clicked on the clock (totally by accident, but I was just getting the hang of things). It opened up the clock settings on my TouchPro, but then it refused to close out again (actually it closed in the phone but was totally frozen in my laptop)

I didn't figure it was any big deal & rebooted the laptop. That's when the problems started. At that point, the LT no longer recognized the phone (I was getting "unrecognized USB device" errors). I could not connect with either MyMobiler or ActiveSync. I spent the next 45 minutes trying to get it to connect with no luck whatever.

At that point, I restored my LT to a restore point from yesterday morning & now everything works fine again. I know MM works just fine for some of our posters, but I certainly won't try it again any time soon & just figured I would at least warn people of what MIGHT happen if you use it.

~John

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Sorry to hear bout your troubles Mr.Morton. Next time dont phuk with dat isht..lol

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I use MyMobiler almost every day and haven't had this problem.

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Always worked good for me as well.

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I knew as soon as I posted this that there would be a half dozen responses like this. If I hadn't seen that it worked for other people, I never would have downloaded it in the first place.

Since I don't really know what I would ever use it for anyway, I wasn't going to waste half the day troubleshooting it.

I'm glad it works for you guys, but it certainly didn't for me so I just wanted to warn of possible problems people may or may not run in to.

If my laptop was an outdated POS, I would figure that was the problem but that's not the case at all. I bought it three weeks ago, brand new & its running WindowsXP.


~John

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Sorry about ur troubles, but I have never had a problem with Mymobiler. You must have had the ID-10-T error. Don't worry it happens to us all.

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That's not really called for, he's just bringing up an issue he experienced. I've had my phone freeze from My Mobiler before on Vista, any time I tried to uninstall something while using it.

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THIS forum is meant for just these things. NOT everybody has the same experiences with certain items and they chose to bring it to light in case others have the same.

No need to be an a$$....right?

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mymobiler & ceregeditor are the only things i use activesync for actually.. ;) and then it's pretty much to take screen-shots.
I'm guessing activesync on xp got hosed when you opened the time settings.. activesync is very picky with time-date.

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Wasn't being an A$$/or trying to be one. I do have a problem with giving a warning before asking for a solution. All that needed to be done was a restart of the phone and computer. If the Op thought I was being mean, I do apologies.

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Eer, wrong. I am not a noob & tried that at least three times on both the LT & the phone.

I debated whether to even bother posting this in the first place as I knew 100% that some jackass would post something sarcastic, but then I figured F*** it -if it helps someone else out it's worth it.

Actually, if I had seen a post like mine before I downloaded the program I would have skipped it as l don't really need the program anyway & just figured it would be something to play around with.

~John

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Why would you have a problem with that??

I wasn't looking for a solution, I had already fixed the problem on my end (as I stated in the original post)

~John

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I'm not here to argue. But, MM is one of the most reliable/useful pieces of software out there. Its like a lexus owner saying Beware of Lexus cause I've experienced a problem with one. I am happy U found a fix and am sorry I made the mistake of posting in the first place.

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ROTFL, you say you're "not here to argue" but that's exactly what you're doing. Making a blanket statement like that about the software to someone who is having problems (without offering a solution) is irritating to say the least........Just because it works right for you certainly doesn't make it "one of the most reliable/useful pieces of software out there"

~John

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i think it is just a matter of perception here. I for one saw Mr.Morton's thread as saying"this may happen to you, dont freak out" it is all good.

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Back on topic,

You might want to try changing the Advanced Networking option for the USB port on you PPC to the opposite of whatever it is now, and trying again... I have funny things happen too, but usually it has to do with the way power management in working on my PPC and Laptop...

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LMAO.....Funny you say that. We did have a problem with a Lexus and had to end up with the BB. I would never own a Lexus again. I also dont have a problem saying so to anybody asking.

With that said this forum is a place for questions, answers, statements, and so on. Just because you dont agree with the op's post doesn't make it wrong.

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i've never had a single issue with mymobiler, been using it for about 2 years...

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I get this same problem too. For me a reboot fixes the "USB not recognized" error. I'm using Vista 64.

And for some reason, it doesn't let me uninstall MyMobiler.

If anyone has any solutions comming accross this post, please chime in. :)

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Don't even bother asking, the only answer you will get here is "it's the greatest thing since sliced bread".........

I just don't think it's compatible with certain setups (it works fine in my work computer) but nobody here wants to admit that.....

~John