Re: Cingular 8125 was working with ActiveSync in Vista that decided to quit.

Hi,
Did you update the USB drivers? The updated drivers are part of the
optional components for Vista.


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"Lisa" <> wrote in message
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>I have a Cingular 8125 that was connected to a laptop running Windows
> Vista Business 32-bit. It had been working fine with Windows Mobile
> Device Center up until about a week ago. After that, every time the
> phone is plugged in it is not recognized.
>
> Depending on which port the phone is plugged into, Windows detects the
> phone as "Generic RNDIS" and then eventually installs it as "Microsoft
> Windows Mobile Remote Adapter #x".
>
> I followed one suggestion to remove all references to "usb_rndisy"
> from the registry, but there are no references to that in the
> registry. Another suggestion was to uninstall Windows Mobile Device
> Center, install and run CCleaner (removing old dll files and registry
> entries), then installing Windows Mobile Device Center again but that
> didn't work.
>
> I have tried different USB cables, uninstalling and re-installing
> Windows Mobile Device Center, but still get the same behavior. The
> phone does charge while plugged in via the USB cable and an Ipod
> plugged into the same port works (which confirms that the port is OK).
>
> I do have Norton Internet Security 2008 installed, but I got the same
> behavior described above even with the firewall portion of Norton
> turned off.