Hardresert -First time sync is ok - next time calendar makes it halt - everytime

When I hard reset my PDA (Dell Axim 5) and connect to the
PC and make a Sync
(Calender, Tasks and Contracts) every thing is fine and
all is sync.

Then I remove the PDA and put it in the cradle again
(connection with USB) - it starts to sync but before it
is done with finding new item it halts and get me an
error.
The try to sync is also where slow.

If I hard reset the PDA and only sync tasks and contract
I can sync also after the first sync - so the prob must
bee in sync the calender after the first time were
everything is fine.

Any1 know what I should look after in the calendar -
witch make it stop ??

Outlook 2003 on XP SR2
Windows Mobile - PDA

"Troels Majlandt" <> wrote in message
news:01d401c4d353$2acc87d0$...
> When I hard reset my PDA (Dell Axim 5) and connect to the
> PC and make a Sync
> (Calender, Tasks and Contracts) every thing is fine and
> all is sync.
>
> Then I remove the PDA and put it in the cradle again
> (connection with USB) - it starts to sync but before it
> is done with finding new item it halts and get me an
> error.
> The try to sync is also where slow.
>
> If I hard reset the PDA and only sync tasks and contract
> I can sync also after the first sync - so the prob must
> bee in sync the calender after the first time were
> everything is fine.
>
> Any1 know what I should look after in the calendar -
> witch make it stop ??
>
> Outlook 2003 on XP SR2
> Windows Mobile - PDA
>
>
Hi Troels,

Search for a program called scanpst.exe. This is a small utility included
with Microsoft Outlook which will scan your *.pst file (the file that
contains your personal information) for possible corruption and attempt to
repair it. Usually the location in Win XP is:

C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\Mapi\1033\NT\scanpst.exe

In addition, in Outlook there is a feature on the Help Menu called
Detect and Repair... This will scan your information for possible defects
and also attempt to repair the data.

Perform a soft reset and then attempt to sync. If unsuccessful, provide the
exact error message that you witness upon syncing the second time.

--
Regards,
Raj Pillai
http://www.cewindows.net/raj