"Mozzer" wrote:
> Couple of things. I didn't "upgrade to XP". It was just a regular
> Windows Update. The other thing is that it does work sometimes. Only
> way I can see of doing it is by deselecting all of the things I sync.
> Letting it Sync "nothing". Then selecting them one at a time. However
> after a few hours it starts playing up again.
>
> Is there anyway of knowing what that error code "means"?
>
Quote:
Originally posted by Mozzer
...the other thing is that it does work sometimes. Only way I can see of
doing it is by deselecting all of the things I sync. Letting it Sync
"nothing". Then selecting them one at a time. However
after a few hours it starts playing up again.
Is there any way of knowing what that error code "means"?
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The
internet is 'empty' regarding this question. It took me 8 hours to find
nothing. The error code stays unexplained, even MS hotline is helpless. From
uncounted try-and-error hours spent it 'means' to me that somewhere in your
synced data there is a corrupt entry (from the weird point of view of
ActiveSync) and the 'only' action you have to perform is: export all Outlook
data (in another pst file), backup all files synced, copy and move all
favourites, thus flush anything synced, de-select all options, sync 'empty
(as you described), re-import, re-copy, move back and the like, select all
options and sync again while crossing your fingers. It worked for me, but no
warrants...
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