Palm Tungsten E with XP for Palm TX with Vista 64

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  I bought a Dell Studio Hybrid under Vista 64 - bit OS with 4 GB of RAM. .  However, according to the website Compatinbility Web of Microsoft Vista, Vista 64-bit is not compatible with the Palm TX, just Vista running 3 GB of RAM or less.  Anyone can tell me how to get my Palm TX for work (sync) with the Vista 64-bit operating system?

  I uninstalled the Palm, Inc., CD-ROM software and reinstalled only to get the same results: the Vista 64-bit operating system is not compatible with my handheld Palm, Inc.  Please note that even the Palm TX is compatible with all other operating systems Vista except for the 4 GB of RAM, 64-bit Vista oS Microsoft Compatibility Web site said.  Help.  I'd like to be able to sync my pocket computer with the data that I have previously placed on Microsoft Office Access 2007.  Now, when I try to sync, my office simply there and made the ocassional beeps (I guess for signals may not make the Palm TX with Vista 64-bit as function implies the Microsoft Web site.)

• Palm Desktop 6.2 crashing on launch with Vista

  I've been using Desktop 6.2 with Vista for several months.  He seems to have been some bad old data on my TX as Desktop crashes when I go to view months in the calendar for August 2008 and earlier versions, but otherwise very good.

  Starting last week, the application not fully open with a box indicating "Palm Desktop by Access has stopped working" in 1/2 second open strike.  I've been able to hotsync with no problems and no change.  I deleted the app and reinstalled after the re-download of Palm.  Also, I tried to log in as an administrator without help.

  Someone at - it suggestions?  Thank you very much.

  Sounds like the calendar data is currupted. Try to go in Documents on the PC, then Palm OS Desktop folder, then your Hotsync username, you should see a datebook folder, rename it. Then try to open Palm desktop and see if it works. If it does not change the conduit for synchronization and office handheld overwrits agenda. If the problem comes back, you will need DbFixIt to clean the curruption on the TX

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• original zire and palm 4.1.4 - can do this work with vista?

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  Hello..  Welcome to the forums of Palm.  The problem that you run, could not load the driver for usb sync files, is a matter of 64 bit Vista.  No usb for Vista 64-bit drivers are available.  Your Zire with no blue tooth, the only way that you can synchronize it uses IR who would need to buy an IR dongle for your computer.  Another problem you will encounter is that the IR is VERY SLOW.  If you still have a spare XP computer I would recommend that you use to synchronize or update your device that has bluetooth.

• Palm TX is not sync with vista, please help

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  Hello and welcome to the Community Forums of Palm.

  The TX is synchronized with Vista, but you must download and install the new Palm Desktop 6.2, which is available on the support download link & above.

  But it works with Vista 32-bit desktop computers, desktops not 64 bit Vista.  If your Vista is the 64-bit version, you cannot synchronize with the USB cable and need to use Wi - Fi, Bluetooth or IR (infrared).  There is the son of stickied this forum dealing with all of these options.

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• With the help of Palm III with Vista

  I just got a new computer with Vista.  I tried loading the CD Palm III software, but it wouldn't let me move forward.  The Palm III has a serial port connector.  I intend using a USB converter series to connect to the computer.  Is there a software to use with Vista?

  Hello and welcome to the Community Forums of Palm.

  It depends on the version of Vista you have (32-bit or 64-bit):

  Vista 32 bit: synchronizing Hotsync cable using Palm Desktop 6.2 (support & downloads link above) as well as the free PalmHotsyncSetup of www.pimlicosoftware.com utility

  Vista 64-bit: because there is no 64-bit drivers, your only hope is to synchronize with a radiant infrared using an adapter IRDA ("dongle") on your computer, along with the combination of above software.

  Good luck, let us know how make you out with it.

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• Problems with hotsynching my Tungsten E2 with Windows 7

  My husband just bought me a labtop and I also have a Palm Tungsten E2.  Here's my problem: my palm don't HotSync and I have years of information on it.  So after weeks of coming to accept the fact that my palm does not work with my new laptop which has Windows 7 (I love my phone and I love my Palm) I decided to attempt more HotSync and obviously it didin't work.  So now that I reluctantly accepted that my palm and the new laptop are not good for them, I am ready to go with another plan of action.  So, does anyone know if there is another computer on Pocket (probably not a Palm product) which is compartive hand held Palm that will work with windows 7? As well as in a way that I can get all my info transferred from the Palm on the new product (whatever it is)?  I would really appreciate any help that anyone can give.    I'm looping at the moment, because I rely on my Palm.  I don't like that people say, it cannot be an up-to-date product, but he did wonders for me to help me keep my schedule together.  I'd really rather NOT go back to the paper version of Franklin Covey, which is where I started.  For those who know the Franklin Covey, is wonderful, but it's on paper.  I don't want to go back to the paper.  Too much stuff to carry and the Palm is so much easier >!

  * original title - not a happy camper! Problems with hotsynching my Tungsten E2 with Windows 7 *.

  I presume that you have run the troubleshooting tips to: http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/na/tungsten/e2/unlocked/solutions/article/2630_en.html

  And the software downloaded and installed the latest:

  http://KB.Palm.com/wps/portal/KB/na/Tungsten/E2/unlocked/solutions/article/37014_en.html

  State of Palm, 64-bit versions of Windows 7 and Vista will synchronize not via USB so they suggest BlueTooth.  Since you have a new laptop, done with BlueTooth?  (If not, we can always blame your husband for getting the bad!).  It is a solution, you can buy a BlueTooth dongle for not a lot of $s:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/ProductList.aspx?submit=Ene&DEPA=0&order=BESTMATCH&description=Bluetooth+dongle

  Most of them simply plug into a USB port, so there is no duty open Notepad.

• Confusion of conduit - Palm TX on Vista

  Have I'm in a mess and I'm afraid of losing the years log data. My wife has used the Palm trees for years and has been modified by using a T3 with the Palm Desktop software. It started to show its age and we decided to bite the bullet and go into Windows Mobile way with Vista Mobile Device Center. This has proved to be a bit of a disaster and no bases itself. I noticed that Palm TX was still available, so decided to return to the fold of the Palm. After the steps very careful the transfer to the new TX has been reached with the Palm Desktop (now called Access) synchronization and everything seemed fine but Hot Sync failed in the middle of synchronization Databook. The PC froze and only a firm forced me out of it. On the theory that the desktop PC file was corrupted, I installed the desktop software on my own Vista machine to get a copy of the data out of the TX. Yet once synchronization does not so I'm stuck.

  Looking at the confuguration Hot Sync I noticed he conducted are checked for Databook and calendar, as well as Contacts and addresses. I thought that these names are synonyms, so I'm confused.

  Can anyone shed light on this matter and a guide to get out?

  Thank you very much.

  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 to the TX, set the conduit in Hotsync manager to do nothing, so it does not block on all categories of PIM.

  After correction of the records on the handheld, defined the lines for computer Pocket replaces desktop and sync on the PC.

  For reference purposes, click the following link to the support page for your device on the kb.palm.com Web page.
  http://KB.Palm.com/SRVS/Nua/launchTab.asp?t=home&fn=tungsten&MN=TX&CN=unlocked

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

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• Suggestions for synchronization of the Z22 with Vista 64 bit?

  Hello world

  I know there are many positions related to this, but I'm still not clear on what I need to do, so I hope someone can help!

  I just bought a new laptop with Vista 64 bit, and I have a Palm Z22.  I know there is currently no drivers for Vista 64-bit, and my laptop does not seem have an infrared port, so here's my question: anyone had success synchronization a Z22 in any other way, and if so, how?  Any help would be appreciated!

  I am posting this probably a bit late, but for the benefit of anyone else who runs into this problem, I have had success using the IRDA to USB for Hotsync adapter a Z22 with a laptop under Vista 64.

  I use an old version of Palm Desktop and Hotsync software in 32-bit compatibility mode.  When I tried to do a Hotsync via the USB port, I discovered that there is no USB driver for 64-bit for the Palm handhelds.  Not at the time I write this, in any case (Nov. 2008).

  The only other option is IR for the Z22.  I found an adapter USB to IRDA model USB-1510 online.  The adapter comes with an extension cable USB for those who have a desktop PC or a USB located inconveniently on a laptop.

  As soon as I plugged the adapter to the USB port on the laptop the 64-bit for the adapter driver has been downloaded from the Windows Update site.

  I created Hotsync via infrared like I would on any other PC and it worked the first time.  The only problem is that if you start Hotsync by touching the permanent icon next to the writing area, he will always try to synchronize via USB, but I guess it's a matter of Palm Z22.  I have been using the icon on the main touch screen that always starts with an IR connection after the initial installation.

  If you have a different model, Bluetooth and Wi - Fi Hotsync seem to work for others.

• New driver for Qosmio G20 with Vista installed

  Hello

  There are new drivers for Qosmio G20 with Vista installed.

  Right now, it's Nvidia Video 169,25 version of the driver for Windows Vista.
  No blue screen after installing this driver, at all.
  I think that this new driver will solve the following problem:

  * Power failure screen after you have closed the lid on Vista *.

  You can try it, remembering that the installation must be handwritten. And you must choose the graphics card Nvidia Geforce 6600, during installation.
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  Because you are unable to upgrade Linux, I suggest you perform a custom installation of Windows 7.

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