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• Tungsten E2 hangs up on the calendar during the hot sync.

  I have a Tungsten E2 with Palm OS Garnet 5.4.7. Suddenly, he started hanging up during hotsync. He always tries to synchronize the calendar when it crashes.

  I lost the original PC software and impossible to reinstall cd. I tried to remove the software and installation of Palmdesktopwin62, but it has not fixed the problem.

  All the information on my Tuingsten is intact. Is anyway to get the Info off the coast of the Palm other than with the software of origin. Really, I can't lose my calendar data because it has my class schedule 6 whole months following thereon.

  Two suggestions:

  If you use not just any backup on the device software, download "NVBackup" and install it.  You can turn off the duct of the calendar by opening the HotSync Manager and changing the conduct of calendar ' doing nothing '.  As long as you do not check the box "Set as default", there will be a HotSync without trying to synchronize your calendar.

  Make a full backup of your device to a regular with NVBackup, errors 1 GB SD card and everything.

  Now go to Pimlicosoftware.com and download and install "DBFixit.  Run the program and let it search for corruption in your Calendar database.  It can correct errors free of charge, but more serious may require the purchase of a registration code (proceeds go to habitat of gorillas).

  There are a lot of messages in this Forum to people who have successfully used this program!

  WyreNut

• Palm TX 32 bit Windows 7 Pro of XP Update: use XP mode? Or Win 7?

  I'm really good at making fatal mistakes with technology and my Palm is too critical to risk, so I bought a portable 32-bit, Windows 7 pro and XP mode installed.

  I've scoured the forums, but all I can find are problems/solutions with 64 bit (which is what scares me in the first place, of course).

  First of all, I should install in XP mode?  Or install Win 7 on a 32-bit computer will go smoothly?

  Secondly, can I use my original disc with the 4.2 version of Palm Desktop?

  Finally, for my peace of mind, you kindly check my checklist of errors, omissions or dangerous areas.

  (1) synch the device from Palm desktop

  (2) backup on my SDCard with NVBackup

  (3) open the XP mode - or do not open XP mode as you recommend

  (4) install Palm desktop (disc or download that recommend)

  (5) enter the same username as on the device / xp computers

  (6) change in Organizer substitute Office

  (7) with the sync cable. Make tea. Be calm.

  (8) check data on handheld and the desktop to find errors.

  (9) when somewhat confident everything goes well, return led to synchronize except for stays of backup as handheld overrides desktop. (not sure why, but it's the default I guess.)

  Thank you

  Off the hook

  SUCCESS!

  Thank you all very much. I danced around the kitchen.

  I had a few problems, and that means a question.

  After installation I plugged the cable in and upward jumped a box "Installing the driver software" telling me "software device driver was not installed successfully. I thought it was over, and that's my question. What does that mean? Because the next thing that happened, thought I had nothing to lose but hope, I tried a synch, and incredibly, it worked. I made a small change in the calendar and it synchronized at the back of the unit.

  He also tells me there is a problem with the quick installation then took me to do nothing.

  In addition, in case it might help someone, disable UAC in Win7 is slightly different from that of Vista. Go to "edit your user account settings" and set the cursor to "Don't warn.  At this time, I went on the internet for security. And it's a little annoying, because after that you have to restart the computer. And when HotSync is done, you go back to the control panel and restart and then restart.

  WyreNut, I smiled when I saw your post.  I always assumes that the volunteers on the technology forums (which, in a just world, would be paid buckets of moolah for their help) are early and that you would be all Win8 (and the curse, I suppose). But I guess that help you here because if something works (such as Palm) why spend.

  I kudo has you all and would buy you champagne if I could.

  Confused, but less.

• Palm TX VersaMail usually does not work

  Hello

  I got my Palm TX to connect to the internet, both in the Canada to wifi places public.  At home, I was able for a short period to use VersaMail to get my email.  However, this is not what I need TX, of course - I would use it when you are away my computer!  To public places of WIFI and now even at home, I get one of the following messages;

  (1) "there is a delay communications server causing a timeout.  Please try again. "or,

  (2) "impossible to connect to incoming.verizon.net.  Please check your server name entry. »

  Any ideas?  Thanks in advance.

  HA

  My wife Verizon account works fine on my TX.  Check your settings by going to Menu > accounts > accounts settings.  Select your Verizon account and tap on change.  I'm sure that when I created this account over the years TX, all these settings are the settings by default when I chose U.S. - Verizon DSL as the mail Service, but go through them in any case.

  Courier: US-Verizon DSL

  Protocol: POP

  Next...

  Username: name of just your email without the "@verizon.net.

  Password: whatever it is

  Next...

  Email address: your full email address including @verizon.net

  Incoming mail server: incoming.verizon.net

  Outgoing mail server: outgoing.verizon.net

  Next...

  Advanced...

  Incoming server settings:

  Port number: 110

  Uncheck both use a secure connection and authentication

  Next...

  The outgoing server settings:

  Port number: 25

  Uncheck secure Connectio

  Check use authentication (ESMTP)

  User name: just your name by e-mail before the @.

  Password: whatever it is

  Fact

  Try to get the post.

  If these settings are accurate, and it of still a no-go, try a Soft Reset by pressing the Reset button on the back, then retry VersaMail.

  If it's still a no-go, try to delete the account, to another Soft Reset and recreate on the TX.  (This will remove e-mails on the device).

  What parameters of the server are on your computer email client, i.e. there delete emails from the server when download you them to your computer?  If this isn't the case, maybe the TX chokes on emails from the server.  It does not seem that this should be the message, but we try everything.

  Can also try a tactical nuclear Solution (Hard Reset), that could be the solution, if there are a few corrupted files system or preferably VersaMail.  It will reinstall a clean copy of the entire operating system including VersaMail.  You will need to save first preferably both with Hotcsync to your computer and NVBackup on a SD (plain SD 2 GB in size or smaller).

  Good luck, let know us...

• Problem of sync Tungsten E2 to the exchange of data of the order of the day

  Hi guys,.

  I am a pretty old used PALM devices, I have a Tungsten E2 that starting yesterday now not able to sync my PC more with any pf. I tried with Win 7, Win 8 using the Desktop 6.2 via Bluetooth using the HotSync Manager.

  When I try to sync - upward, HotSync manager activity seems to be ok, the computer ask me the password I type and then the synchronization process starts, number of clicks green confirms the good performance of sync files syetm but when synchronization try to drive the agenda, he's missing, I mean that he doesn, t go more.

  In my opinion, it seems that some data in your handheld pointer has changed and so that data from the agenda of the handheld to the PC is blocked. Unfortunately, I can't check with cable USB WIN 7 and 8 do not work with USB.

  No idea how to fix this without losing my data?

  Thanks in advance

  Maurizio1960

  Hello and welcome to the HP support community!

  PalmOS devices have been able to sync via a USB cable for Vista64, Win7 and now Win8 for quite a while now.  We have a post sticky implemented in the top few positions listed in this section:

  64-bit drivers HotSync

  The data of the order of the day is updated on the computer in Palm Desktop?  Run the auditor of the Palm Desktop on Tools/Options/tools database to see if something needs to be repaired, then set the conduit Hotsync next to the order of the day on "Desktop replaces the handheld computer."

  As usual, we recommend that you install NVBackup on an SD card before risking the loss of personal data.  It can be copied to the card, the card inserted in your Palm and a full backup made and saved in the card.  NVBackup can be found at www.freewarepalm.com.

  Another suggestion would be to install DBFixit of Pimlicosoftware.com.  It is designed to fix data errors, some free, others require pay a registration fee that goes to a sanctuary for gorillas.

  WyreNut

• Hot Sync does not

  When I try to Hot-Sync, that's what I get:

  HotSync operation ended up. Some of your data was NOT saved.  Out of storage space during the update of database-MemosDB-Mmtp-abandonment sync.

  How can I fix it.  The Palm OS system is BEST done planning, I can't live without it.  Thank you, Michael

  One thing you might try (if you have not already done, sorry if it has been discussed in this thread and I missed it), is to make a "uninstall own" Palm Desktop, followed by resettlement.  Then Hotsync.  Take a look at this thread.  It is to change your computer's registry, so be very careful.

  I don't think that the amount of data in your calendar is the issue, despite any errors that you have found.  It seems more likely that there is corrupted data.  But it is handheld against his memory capacity?  Check by typing the time in the top left of the main screen of Launcher to open the Menu, and then tap Info which will tell you how much free space is on the device.

  Try to hard reset the device, and then restore from NVBackup.  HotSync and see what happens.  Data in NVBackup, as long as you don't accidentally erase good backup, you're always minutes from restoring your data and try something different.

  6 appointment of Pimlico Software will allow you to purge calendar events more than any date you choose.  So you can unload on the handheld calendar events that have more than, say, four years and keep everything that is more recent.  6 appointments is (was) probably the best, most versatile and most awarded third-party Palm OS application.  Last time I looked, they were offering it at a discount.  There is probably also a free trial, but I've not really looked at who lately.

• Export from Palm Desktop calendar to .dba archive

  I have data for agenda 2003 to date on my Palm Desktop v6.2.  I would like to archive everything before 01/01/14 by exporting the data in an archive *.dba and then delete the data from Palm Desktop.  The export dialog says that I can choose to archive the items I selected, but does not say how to choose.  I want to select a range of dates - more precisely, 1/1/03-12/31/13.  Someone knows how to do this?

  The Export of Palm Desktop feature, you cannot selectively archive a specific range of dates of the calendar events.  There is a function of the Purge, but he will serve only to items older than a month, not a selectable date.

  One thing you could do, which requires a pocket computer, is to use an application of Pocket called Agenda 6 jointly with a freeware SD card backup utility called NVBackup for more security.  NVBackup lets you back up the entire database because there is at all times on the handheld and allows you to make backup sets so much data that your SD card will hold (max size 1 GB, regular SD card).  And agenda 6 allows you to delete data from calendar before the date.  Then...

  • Export your entire calendar on your desktop.  It would not be limited at all before 01/01/14, but it would preserve everything.
  • Buy and install DateBook 6 of www.pimlicosoftware.com (it is not freeware).
  • Download and install NVBackup.  Run NVBackup on the handheld to create a full backup on a SD card.
  • Then use Schedule 6 to remove the calendar data before 01/01/14.
  • Change the calendar (or calendar) led in Palm Desktop to handheld overrides Desktop.
  • HotSync the handheld to the desktop calendar data.  Palm Desktop calendar data should show then only events for 01/01/14 forwards, but historical data would have been preserved in the file exported as well as on the SD card and you can restore it at any time.

  I hope this helps.

• Tungsten E2 - HotSync stuck to the appointment.

  All the previous sessions of the hot sync were no problem.   HotSync full this time, but showed the synchronization of the Agenda has been abandoned.  All the data calendar on the desktop was lost.  I tried to sync again.  Then he got stuck on the agenda and would not continue.  So had to interrupt the it.  Have not been able to get it back again.  Anyone would solve this problem?

  I use bluetooth for HotSync.

  My Tungsten E2 is pocket computer.

  I use Windows 7 Home Premium on my PC,

  Palm desktop 6.2.2 Access

  HotSync Manager 7.0.2

  There may be the database at the source of the problem. Click on the following link for the program called DbFixiT. This program has a trial version that you can download and install on your Palm OS device. The trial version will search the database and then to declare the corruption. You can then search records at the origin of the problem and fix them yourself or you can buy the program and do it automatically repair records.
  
  http://www.pimlicosoftware.com/dbfixit.htm
  
  To install the program, the value of all lines of "doing nothing" except quick installation or install if you use Palm desktop 6.2.
  
  After installing the program on your handheld, the scanner and scan also to BLOBs in the calendar.
  After you clean up the database on the handheld, set the conduit in hotsync for handheld overrides desktop and perform a hotsync.

  If you use Win7 64-bit, you can download and install the drivers USB 64-bit for this version.

  Here is the link to the post on the forum with the link for the drivers.

  http://forums.hpwebos.com/T5/Windows-HotSync/64-bit-Palm-Desktop-drivers-are-here/TD-p/337516

  The best way to protect your data is to export the data in each category of Palm Desktop in a separate folder on your PC.
  
  Create a new folder on your PC somewhere that suits. Name it something like Palm Desktop data. Click on the link below and follow the instructions on this page for the export procedure.
  
  http://KB.hpwebos.com/wps/portal/KB2/common/article/28734_en.html
  Make sure you only select everything for the beach in the export window.
  
  With the data stored in the created folder, make a copy of this file and save it on a USB key, cd - rw or external hard drive.
  
  Whenever you change in Palm Desktop, export the data that has been changed in this file and save again to external media.
  
  With this process you can always import the data in Palm Desktop, whenever you have a problem with the data in Palm Desktop, or if your computer/hard drive/device crash.

  Another backup option is to use NVBackup and backup on a SD card on your E2. Google search for NVBackup for PalmOS, and if you have a 1 GB SD card, you can save the map for disaster recovery.

  Here is a link to a post on the forum about nvbackup.

  http://forums.Palm.com/Palm/Board/crawl_message?Board.ID=hardware&message.ID=49854

  For reference purposes, click the following link to the support page for your device on the kb.hpwebos.com Web page.
  
  http://KB.hpwebos.com/wps/portal/KB/na/Tungsten/E2/unlocked/home/page_en.html

  There are links on the page the user Troubleshooting Guide, how to, downloads, etc.

• cant TX new hotsync to transfer former TX Info

  Can anyone help? I'm desperate. I'd be happy to call you if you would be easier to guide me this way.

  I can't get my new (2nd hand) TX synchronize in order to transfer all the info from the old, but I have no former synchronization problem. (the reason why I bought the replacement, it is that the screen on old is down).

  I have Windows 7 and hotsync via WIFI.

  M

  After having unpacked the file manually open installation quick palm on your computer and then drag the file NVBackup in it. Do a hotsync. Even if you have a kindle and your system calls NVBackup a kindle file, it should work. Once it is installed on your old currency you can choose its icon. On the palm screen icon looks like a memory card with the word NVBackup the bottom of it.  If you can't type on it you can select with the keys. It will ask you to accept the terms of the software, and you are going to select Yes. You will choose the new backup. If successful, the backup will take several minutes and do a soft reset of the legacy. Once this is done, you place the old legacy memory card that you ran just NVBackup in the other Palm that you want to use. You open the memory card on your new palm and the program that nvbackup will be there. You run it and select restore and it should take a few minutes to run and do a soft reset on your new currency. At this point, the program is on your new palm and each setting and the program that was on the old currency should be there. It could not be something wrong with your new currency. If you cannot run NVBackup, establishing a first hotsync with wifi is delicate as you probably know.

  I'm guessing that you have a 64 bit system. Correct me if I'm wrong. Did you confirm that you are using windows 7. If none of the previous solutions work you might want to try the 64-bit by Aceeca driver. Last month an advertising motto named Aceeca published a Pocket driver 64-bit windows that works in conjunction with palm desktop and allows cable hotsync on 64-bit windows of manufacturing systems. I have a TX and a desktop windows 7 64 bit and can make a usb cable sync with this new driver. I'm a WyreNuts post with links link and install directions.

  64-bit drivers are here

• Palm Treo 700 p phone replacement - how to migrate some applications/data/e-mail?

  Hi all

  The earpiece on my Treo 700 p has stopped working and Verizon has agreeded to replace the phone.  Unfortuantely, I have of many e-mails, texts, contacts, applications, etc. that I would like to transfer via.   I understood how to migrate my texts and call in the log (via the TreoDesktop 3rd party software), but how can I move everything else (i.e. the versamail email, applications, etc.).  I am a member of the Palm backup beta, but do not know if that would cover everything I want.

  In addition, I have the possibility of having two phones at the same time to make the data migration.  I have to back up, clean the phone, Exchange it for a replacement, then reload all existing data out there.

  Can someone help me with suggestions on how to make the migration of data/backup?

  Thank you.

  -Bobby

  If you move to an identical device HW-wise, the simplest solution is to make a backup to SD card (NVBackup is the excellent freeware solution).

  When you receive your new device, pop in the SD card, run NVBackup from SD card and restore.

  Simple as that

  Message is about: Treo 680 (unlocked GSM)

• syncs everything but calendar

  I had my Treo 680 years. Got a new Lenovo x 210 a few months ago and he got to synchronize all (outlook calendar, addresses, docs, media and books to e-reader very well.

  Usually I synchronize the Treo to the laptop except when I am loading of books or documents.

  Tonight, I have synced several e-reader books, and everything is going well except that it used to sync my calendar from my Treo to the new laptop. He did the sync addresses and docs.

  Tried 4 times. Received this message:

  The currently installed version of Outlook is not supported.  Version of Outlook 1998, 2000, and XP (2002) are supported.

  It makes no sense for me because he made syncs at least three times with Outlook 2010 on my new PC laptop since September.

  Any ideas of what I can try?

  Thank you

  Toufiqhamdaoui

  Looking for an application named NVBackup by Alex Prüss. You can use it to back up your Treo to your SD card. If you want to print your calendar, you can spend your PIM from Outlook to Palm Desktop and HotSync to your Treo. (save your Treo first!) Alan G

• If my computer goes down...

  Hello and thank you in advance if you may be able to answer this question for me: if my computer goes down, the media are saved once to install the software on a new computer cd? I still have my installation cd.

  To put your mind at ease, I suggest the following.

  Buy yourself an expansion one (1 GB) (not SDHC) SD card these are cheap at the moment.

  Using the application of media, copy all your Photos on the expansion card.

  They are saved and can even be copied from the card on your computer using a card reader.

  Download and install the free software NVBackup (just binaries.zip) @.
  http://sourceforge.NET/project/showfiles.php?group_id=92189&package_id=186018

  The value of NVBackup to save all the info on your device for the expansion card, it can do all night, even while you sleep

  In the unfortunate situation where your E2 have been totally crash on you, then you could transfer all your data to the E2 after they have been repaired or even another replacement E2.

  The suggestions above to take your computer out of the eqation and I know they'll work because I did it on my TX and I do not own a computer at all the

  All the best, woz of oz

  Message relates to: Palm TX

• Why do I need to sync my phone?

  Hello

  I just bought a Palm unlocked yesterday, so I wonder if I need to sync it. I'm not familiar with it so

  Please tell me like what is the point of synchronization. In addition, is the phone must be in sync to be useful?

  Thank you

  The phone is not 'have' to sync, and you don't need to do in order to to use.

  However the glitches happen synchronization backup your device on your computer.
  Now, one thing that can happen is that you might need to reset hard your device in order to solve a problem that has begun to happen, either by installing a third-party application or the corruption of the device, if you do not have saved you data and then he's gone good.

  I suggest you back up your data as many times as you add important things, if you have added once a week, then once a sync of the week is sufficient, however if you have a device that is designed for professional use so you can watch in doing daily things synchronization.

  If you don't want to bother with this path, I would backup your device up to a SD card with a program called NVBackup

  Message relates to: Centro (Sprint)

• Another Centro do not recognize a microSD card

  Hello, I'm getting ready to use NVBackup on an AT & T Palm Centro, and I have problems with getting a new SanDisk 1 GB micoSD card to be recognized by the Centro.  It comes to the environment: Office WinXP with latest Palm PIM; last HotSync; latest version of the Centro software; new microSD card from SanDisk 1 G; NVBackup v1.22b9; a single user name of Centro; 60.3 M 68.8 M of free space on the Centro.

  Action taken:

  1) bought the SanDisk card today at Circuit City.

  (2) Insert the card in the Centro.

  (3) absolutely no indication that I inserted anything.  I might as well have inserted a popsicle stick.

  4) took the card out and used a machine WinXP to confirm the card was formatted FAT, nothing on the card, created a MICROSD volid, created a unique directory of DCIM just to prove that I could write on the card.

  (5) put the card back in the Centro and still no indication of any card being installed (no notification of insertion, said CardInfo No. card inserted, the Palm install tool does not indicate an option of installing an adapter instead of the Centro.

  ((6) I've synchronized between 3) and 4) and 5 and 6), all to nothing does not.

  ((7) I did a soft reset after 4) and before I made 5).

  All this is to prepare for use DBFixit to repair a database and set up a backup scheduled on the SD card in the future.  I am trying to solve a problem of database with my wife Centro, so take the go/DBFixit/NVBackup approach.

  Any ideas on what to try?  I'll probably try another brand microSD card just for drill.  Any chance the card 1 G is really too small?  Will I get a 2 GB card next?  I'm running out of ideas on what to try.  Thanks for any help.

  Did you do as suggested and renamed the folder /Backup, Hard Reset, then HotSync?  My Centro has zero problem with the Micro SD card of 4 GB that I use, made by SanDisk.   Just because you have apparently removed three applications does not mean that the problem file disappeared!  It is probably a file system that is messed up.

  Is your setting of conduit for "Backup" on the right "Pocket replaces Desktop?

  WyreNut

  Message relates to: Centro (AT & T)

• Palm TE2 unable to synchronize with Office2007

  I have a Tungsten E2 Palm OS Garnet V.5.4.7

  It was purchased for me as a gift last year. I suspect it was a model 2nd hand / reconditioned.

  Recently, I reformatted my desktop pc and installed the Office2007.

  My operating system on the desktop computer is XP

  Before reformat, I ran XP OS with Office 2000 Pro, I had no problem with my Palm up UNTIL reformatting was done.

  I installed Palm Desktop V 6.2.2 Hotsync V 7.0.2 (the two more recent than previous versions that were on the platform Office 2000)

  I installed Pim sync conduit for Office2007

  When you try to synchronize my pc generates a message in the lower right corner "USB device not found", my Palm produces the message "the connection between your device and the desktop could not be established.  Please check your configuration and try again.

  It does not appear in my device manager hardware with a yellow mark.

  I managed to manually add a device in the device under "palm os handheld device" Manager which shows as "palm pocket computer" with the driver version 6.0.2.0 in the properties of the device of this element in the Device Manager.

  I tried uninstalling and reinstalling software, clean the registry as well.

  I've replaced the USB cable.

  I did a soft reset.

  I made sure the conduit synchronization is set to Outlook.

  What I suspect, is that the software in the palm itself is too old for the news that I just installed and not compatible with Outlook2007

  My question is this: is it possible to update the software in the Palm WITHOUT losing the information, via an SD (512 MB in size)

  Unless of course someone here has a better suggestion.
  I've been on "online chat" with support and they did make me do all the things I had already tried and were no help.

  I can't do a "hard reset" because I want to lose all the data that has been added since 2 weeks ago, and since I have added things like date customer and other... This could be problematic.  Normally I save on Outlook once a week, but could not since reformatting my pc and installing Office 2007.

  OH, in addition, ActiveSync installed, could not get his execution.  Do not use it before, but I know that it has been installed before.

  I hope someone can help, pretty please.

  When you run a backup with NVBackup, you can watch its progress the screen scrolls with all files of that backup of it is.  If you want to see all the individual files that are in your backup, you can highlight the manual backup, enter the Menu and press on restore selective.  This will bring up a list of the files in the backup.

  Another thing that to see the files is to use a file as the freeware run Manager application which can be found here and elsewhere. It allows you to browse the contents of the memory of your Palm, as well as the content of your card.  The files that are in your backup would be in the folder on your card:

  [name of your map] > Palm > programs > NVBackup.  Backups are listed here date.  Press the triangle next to the backup, and will be expanded to display all files that are there.

  It there's really no way to see the actual records to be sure of what's there, short borrowing someone another E2 and executes a restore on this subject.  But if you watched the backup because it happened and can see all the files that are in there, I think you'll be quite comfortable that everything is... I've never had NVBackup Miss and I restored my T5, several Txes incl. and my Centro with it several times.

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