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• Latest OS update for Tungsten T3 Palm OS v.4.5.1P?

  What is the updated OS for a Tungsten T3 Palm OS v.4.5.1P?

  Palm does not update the operating system.  Each version of the OS is specific for each device, related to specific hardware.

  You can find updates for the T3 on the link below.

  http://www.Palm.com/us/support/downloads/tungsten.html#tungstent3

  Message relates to: Palm TX

• A Palm Desktop allows to load/update a Palm V and Tungsten T2 (separate for each software/data)?

  I have a T2 tungsten used for business (in sync with your desktop XP and laptop XP). I recently got a Palm V I intend to use for personal applications / hobby (a controller requiring a serial connection). 2 devices may not be synchronized - in fact, they need their files and separate applications. The current installed desktop application comes from the T2 Setup disk (V 4.1.4).

  I need to load an older version of Palm Desktop for Palm V of load/install programs?

  How can I load applications Palm v and keep the Palm V files to take charge of the T2 (and now the files synchronization T2 Palm v)?

  DRM for all the advice!

  Hello and welcome to the Community Forums of Palm.

  As long as you keep a separate Hotsync ID for each of the two devices, you should be able to sync the V of the same installation of office.  Create a separate Hotsync ID will also create a folder of device separated on the desk, at which all the separate data and third-party applications will be synchronized.

  Palm knowledge base Article explains how Hotsync two devices on the same office, but also a device on two different workstations:
  http://tinyurl.com/kq4c5

  Message relates to: None

• Tungsten t5 1.1 as prc update?

  I recently had a T5, but it doesn't have the installed 1.1 update. I don't have access to a PC or a Mac, so I hope to find the raw RPC updated file (or a zip file containing just the people's Republic of CHINA).  I can download the file via bluetooth once that I get it, but I can't find anything that is not a self-extracting executable or a .sit. Any help would be appreciated!

  Hello 42ndSSD and welcome to the forums of Palm.

  I downloaded the Mac version of the update, as it comes as a single .prc file and then download the .prc file uncompressed to my ftp server.  You can download the update here.

  Alan G

• Y at - it produces a Windows Vista Driver for Tungsten T2 update

  Hi all

  I recently bought a new computer with Vista o/s. I need Sciez Hot Sync. I downloaded and installed the Vista driver capable, but was unable to find the driver for the Hot Sync H/W. ' d you please let me know if there is a driver available for the old cradle?

  Thanks in advance for your support,

  Ziggy

  ZiggyMan, much depends on the version of Vista you have.  It is 32-bit or 64-bit?

  If 64-bit, there is no USB drivers to use a cable or a cradle.  You can use BlueTooth to HotSync the two.  If your computer has BlueTooth inside radio, there are USB dongles that can be purchased to add capacity.

  There is a great thread sticky at the top of this article about the problem.  "Vista64 Solution."

  WyreNut

  Message relates to: Centro (AT & T)

• Update Windows 7 auto = data loss

  No device

  I used the Palm software for more than ten years without ever having a problem.  A month ago automatic updates of Windows closed and restarted my computer.  All my calendar entries, except recurring events have been wiped out.  About a week ago, with a new series of updates, my calendar was wiped completely clean.   I managed to restore (until my last sync) in sync with my handheld, but there must be a better solution!  Any ideas?

  Thank you!

  Rachel

  PS my palm one tungsten EZ and I use Palm desktop 6.2.2

  The latest version of Palm Desktop (6.22) is known to lose data when they are not properly closed.  An update by killing the computer could leave you with the problem you describe.

  Make sure that you close Palm Desktop 6.22 before stopping for some reason any.

  WyreNut

• PalmOne tungsten E2 6.2 download

  I have a Samsung laptop computer, Windows 8.1, i7 processor, I'm trying to sync my Palmone Tungsten E2.  I bought the necessary Kinvio bluetooth USB, download windows drivers, I loaded the disc that came with the Kinvio and loaded that.  Then downloaded the program 6.2 of website hppalmone.  Even though I have a login program 6.2 internet operational again that he cannot find an internet connection.  I tried to launch Mozilla and windows of Dansnternet browsers and it can not find the internet connection.  The computer continues to display a link very, how do I get the 6.2 to find the connection?

  Hello!  OK - I'm no expert on the subject - so it's just a thought... mine is never able to find the internet connection either so my assumptions is that its an old link to a Palm site that no longer exists.  I just work around it.  You already have the latest Palm Desktop because you have it pulled from the HP/Palm website - so there is nothing to update.

  Just an assumptions - I hope someone with a true knowledge answer you.  Deb

• synchronization is slow to non-existent on the Tungsten e2

  I have the original desktop on a WinXP installation software, and for awhile, I forgot that this is. I was always sync my e2 on my w7 laptop, with the new version of ACCESS of Palm Desktop and ACCECA drivers for the USB docking station.

  I rediscovered my Palm desktop on the XP machine and rememebered it kind of "disappeared" for awhile it is because I've been logging in as a regular user, and Palm Desktop does not run unless I connect as long as administrator (and no, I can't use "run as" for Palm Desktop).

  I tried to sync as an administrator on the XP machine, and it's been syncing my calendar for hours, now. Certainly, it must have been 1-2 years since my last sync on XP, but I still think it shouldn't take 2 hours (and more) for the synchronization to occur. The application doesn't seem to be suspended, if the icon animated showing the synchronization is any indication.

  Any ideas? I have to leave this installation of Palm for the dead?

  Synchronization problem has been somewhat fixed in W7 by go to HotSync settings, by clicking Applications, unchecking Agenda, address book, task list, and Notepad.

  Duplicate entries are still there, and what has happened is that the rest of the Palm sync, and unchecked items do not have. So, I left only Agenda unchecked, and so the rest of the Palm sync, except the agenda.

  So, the problem has been isolated to the only Agenda. Now, I tried "Replaces Desktop" and he hung up. If I try the reverse operation ("overwrites handleld"), I know I will lose data. This is because when I uninstalled last Palm Desktop, I deleted the files when I should have just backed up their. Rash skin decision here, but I first suspected corruption on my desktop files. Because he gets caught, my only choice now was to execute "Desktop replaces handheld" an agenda for the most part empty, rewriting years of former times.

  The Agenda worked well on the Palm, but now I can't sync. Without a backup on the desktop, I have myself screwed in this recent updates will be lost. I went through each element of planning, dated in the future and they are entered manually on my Palm Desktop. After this event, I felt better to lose the old data on my Palm when I hit now updated.

  When I did, all set to update as expected, so in hindsight, the book Date file was corrupted on the tungsten. Update of the old appointments TI started badly, but meh, at least my future appointments has been backed up, and then I put HotSync to its normal settings (synchronize files) and now is more suspended.

  All an adventure and almost screwed myself a couple of times, but now evrything seems to be better.

• 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

• What is the best solution to use a Palm Tungsten 2 on a Windows 7 computer?

  Pushed by the end of XP, I bought a workstation HP Z230 running Windows 7 Professional.   I would get my Palm Tungsten 2 work, and I've heard several options here on that.

  Options

  Use Palm Desktop 6.2 with Bluetooth for hotsync.  (I've done this with a laptop Win7, but I use the Notepad utility a lot with a few macros, which is unfortunately not supported on Desktop v6.2).

  B. use Palm Desktop 4.1.4 in a virtual Windows XP environment running under Win 7.  I know that I can do, and it's probably my rescue.  However, Microsoft suggests that you disconnect from the Internet when you use the virtual XP, as it can be sensitive to piracy because they support no more than XP.   This will be a further nuisance that I will probably forget to do.

  C. use the USB Aceeca driver to make Desktop 4.1.4 work.  I tried following the instructions here to do, but when Hotsync fails, he never appears as a triangle yellow in the Manager list of devices, even after I followed the tip to make visible hidden devices.  So I could not even try the Aceeca pilot with Palm 4.1.4 again.

  D. install the Aceeca Desktop 4.1 and update their driver.  I might try this (uninstall Palm 4.1.4 and install Aceeca 4.1) but it seems that it depends on the same procedure to update the driver as my option C just above.  So I think I can run in the same c dam.

  Issues related to the:

  Someone at - it other ideas of how to get connected to Palm Desktop 4.1.4 Aceeca driver I could try?

  Does anyone know if Aceeca Desktop supports the installation of Notepad if I try the D option?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Terry

  Eureka!

  I have now received Palm Desktop 4.1 to run on Windows 7 Pro 64-bit and showing all the modules with my Tungsten T2 and without locking.

  The breakthrough was all the things above (including run them as an administrator) and adding to it, turn off the power of user access control, as suggested in another post unrelated by Dean (aka WyreNut)

  Here are the stops to run Palm 4.1 (not 4.1.4) on Windows 7 and synchronize with a T2.

  A. install Palm Desktop 4.1.

  B. when it tries to Hotsync and fails, look in the Device Manager in Control Panel and look for a reference to Palm with a yellow exclamation point in it.  Note: This palm reference appears only during a Hotsync.  Therefore, look right after a failure.  NOTE: If you do not see this device or the yellow exclmation point by it, you will probably need to uninstall Palm Desktop and start again.

  C. follow the instructions to install the driver of Aceeca instead of the Palm pilot.  (This is covered elsewhere on this site.  You must already have the driver downloaded and unpacked Aceeca and on your computer so you can navigate to it).  This should enable Hotsync to work.

  D. right-click on the shortcut to the program Palm Desktop 4.1 and go to the Compatibility tab and click on where it says 'Privilege level' and check the box that says "Run this program as an administrator."

  E, go to the control panel and disable user access control.  I didn't find this by going to the Control Panel, so I searched help and got the information.   There is a slider control and who slide down.  You will then need to reboot for it to take effect.

  After doing all these things, I am fortunately HotSync with my Tungsten T2 with its Palm Desktop 4.1 original.

• Tungsten E2 - fatal error

  I was recently given the management of all 200 or more computers Tungsten E2 handheld.  Many of them began to suffer from the same issue.  What happens is, at random times, the Palm will display a "Fatal Error" and must be reinitialized.

  'Soft' reset the Palms will work in some cases but not in others.  Sometimes a "reset" will temporarily fix the error, sometimes the error returns immediately.  The error return finally in all cases I've seen so far.  I was wondering if the internal flash modules that use palms to 'RAM' could be going bad.  I'm already passed through several stages of troubleshooting try to solve this problem and keep these handheld computers works on a limited budget.

  My question is this: is there a way to permanently solve this problem?  Or is this a sign that the devices are just old and in cutting process full?

  Ok. Sorry for the link of RAM test. I have limited access to the internet at work so I just saw the link on the Google search with the address. I'll see what I can come up with when I come home, and you can search without restriction.

  Here is a link I found about the fatal error message;

  http://KB.hpwebos.com/wps/portal/KB/na/Tungsten/E2/unlocked/solutions/article/28963_en.html

  If you have the behavior with no apps installed and no hotsync data, point to the device itself. As you said, it may be due to the age of the unit. You can try all the resets listed in the following article and see if one of those which may solve the problem.

  http://KB.hpwebos.com/wps/portal/KB/na/Tungsten/E2/unlocked/solutions/article/887_en.html

  A question that can be activated on the handheld is that the digitizer can go bad, especially if you have problems of calibration of the screen. I do not think that the fatal mistake would cause by the digitizer however, it would be simply cannot meet with the taps. I have not seen a fatal error when the screen is no longer as you have described.

  Here is a link to the page of downloads for the E2, check the downloads and see if you need to install one of these. I can see the light of day of saving time update and an update of the Security Panel. If you have not installed, I suggest to install those and see if it can resolve the issue.

  http://KB.hpwebos.com/wps/portal/KB/na/Tungsten/E2/unlocked/downloads/page_en.html

• Sync problem with Palm Tungsten E2 & PC - Fatal Error Message on the screen of the PDA

  Recently my Palm Tungsten E2 will not synchronize with my PC. The following message appears on the screen of my handheld Palm when it tries to sync: "Fatal Error. ' Mgr.c, Line System: 4038, error launching Application. And a "reset" icon under the message that when activated, cause my PDA to reset through the sequence of the display date/time, etc. My PC system is Windows XP Professional. I recently updated my program to sync Palm from 4.2 to 6.2, which does not fix the problem I have. Your suggestions please?

  For this type of error, you need to reset hard E2. I hope that you have all your data in Palm Desktop. After the hard reset, change the desktop hotsync conduits replaces handheld and synchronize.

  Click on the following link for the Web page of kb.hpwebos.com for the article about reset procedures

  http://KB.hpwebos.com/wps/portal/KB2/common/article/887_en.html

  You can export your data for backup purposes, first in case something happens during synchronization.

  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.

  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.

• Tungsten T3 Windows 7 64 bit

  I am currently using a Palm Zire22 and have a lot of info on it and I've damaged to them.  I just upgraded to Windows 7 64 bit and I'm having hard sync.  Did some research and found out that it does not sync.  So I thought it would be a good time to upgrade.  Can you tell me a Tungsten T3 will synchronize.  I looked at a used and it had a top bluetooth, but it gave me options for some mobile phone models that have been displayed in a list.  It synchronizes again with a computer or cell phones more recent?  Thanks any help would be appreciated.  I don't want to buy something that I can't use.

  Because there is no 64-bit drivers for Palm OS devices, your options are:

  Bluetooth

  IR

  A Wi - Fi connection

  The Z22 was the ability to synchronize via infrared, but your PC would need an infrared adapter ("dongle").

  The T3 adds Bluetooth, it should be able to sync with a PC that also has Bluetooth.  Being able to combine a T3 with a Bluetooth phone is another issue... depends as much as the phone to the carrier.  You will need to download and install the update of Phonelink to add newer phone Bluetooth drivers, but this update is very outdated and has no new phones on this subject.  New phones from manufacturers listed * might * work, but it will be a gamble.  Certainly not a Verizon phone will work... that the ability is blocked by Verizon.

  Upgrade to a TX would add the ability to sync via Wi - Fi, which means that you must have a wireless network (i.e. a wireless router).  IMHO, it's probably the safest way available.  Check the wire for "stickied" this forum on the synchronization of a TX via Wi - Fi.

• Tungsten for Centro

  I've recently updated since my Tungsten PDA to a Palm Centro.  I followed all the instructions on the installation of the new Palm software on my old software on my computer.  When I connect the Centro and the computer to synchronize everything for my Centro, I found that the Center had created a new user.  My old data are on the new software under the my old username, but I can't find a way to transfer data (addresses, etc.) to the new username and synchronize Centro.

  Someone at - it suggestions?

  Thank you...

  Probably the easiest way is to simply export the data in a user name and then import them into the new

  For example

  1 calendar, under the old username go to export file, it will be exported as a .dba file... Then go to your new username, go to the import of files and import the .dba file

  2 contacts under the old username, first go to edit select all then export file it will export to a file .aba then go to your new user name and navigate to the file and the .aba file iport...

  A note if you have several categories put in place the method above may cause to lose them. If you want to keep categories, you must export the data from the category then import into their respective categories as soon as you have created the slot your new username.

  Message relates to: Centro (Sprint)

• Download updated just eliminated my data!

  I just downloaded an update for my Palm Zire, and now all my data was erased on my computer.  Data, fortunately, still are on my Pocket PC and even when I try to sync the two data won't transfer to my computer.  Help!  It's my company newsletter and I'm desperate.  Thank you.

  Now you see your name on the right side, you know that it's the name of your device uses to synchronize your computer. The second name, Palm, is not sync'ing any info on your device. If you see there is no info (such as calendar, contacts etc.) in the Palm Desktop program under the username called Palm, you can go ahead and delete your Palm Desktop, then it did you not disturb.

  After that sync you had, the news are transferred to your computer? Have you lost the news? Everything you want is there?

  Let me know if you still need help.

  Message relates to: Tungsten E2