Got this from microsoft website, the date is on february 2005, anyone has ever tried? If it works please share with us the result, I'm a newbie and don't have a guts to try this yet :lol:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...09-6401-42f8-998b-55d8baaae7ef&displaylang=en
Windows CE .NET 4.2 Platform Builder Update 050126_KB891190
Bluetooth Component Update
Quick Info
Download Size: 7582 KB - 68679 KB
Date Published: 2/10/2005
Version: KB891190
Overview
Fixes made in this update:
Component: Bluetooth
Description: This update resolves an issue with the SDP stack that may keep the device from connecting to the U-Connect series of hands-free kits.
System Requirements
• Supported Operating Systems: Windows CE .NET
• Windows CE.NET 4.0 Platform Builder
• 21 MB of disk space required to download, install, and operate per processor
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Instructions
1. Click the file you want to download from the list below.
2. Click Save this Program to Disk to copy the download to your machine for installation at a later time.
Important download details: Each QFE is contained in a compressed file along with instructions. All of the QFEs have been separated to make the download quicker.
QFEs are cumulative; we suggest that you download all of them. The setup will replace files in your Windows CE Platform Builder installation.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...f0-ed1d-41e8-8f1d-dc0ff84d2881&displaylang=en
Windows CE .NET 4.2 Platform Builder Update 050201_KB892510
Bluetooth Component Update
Quick Info
Download Size: 7485 KB - 67769 KB
Date Published: 2/9/2005
Version: KB892510
Overview
Fixes made in this update:
Component: Bluetooth
Description: The stack may not obey the hardware's limit to a number of data packets pending in the hardware and may stop functioning. When more than one Bluetooth connection is active and one of the connections fails, the "good" connection may get destroyed by the stack and close down.
System Requirements
• Supported Operating Systems: Windows CE .NET
• Windows CE.NET 4.0 Platform Builder
• 21 MB of disk space required to download, install, and operate per processor
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Instructions
1. Click the file you want to download from the list below.
2. Click Save this Program to Disk to copy the download to your machine for installation at a later time.
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Not for most of us. Users.
This update is for programmer.
Hopefully can solve some problem in the future.
Arto.
Can someone help me?
I was using Activesync 3.8 with no problem. But recently I installed Activesync 4.0 and I can no longer sync my Mini with my PC...
I even tried uninstalling 4 and reinstall 3.8 but it got worst. The Activesync software won't even run...
Anyone can help?
having exactly the same problem. Cant connect my S100 (jam) or Smartphone c500. This is after I loaded AS4 then removed the software and re-installed AS3.8. Nothing connects anymore. Infact, you can't even get into
AS3.8 now! might try AS3.7.1. Any ideas any1?
This was a know issue with the early beta release of 4.0. Have you tried the official release from a few days ago?
I thought I did download the official release, however, I cant find it now. So are you saying the old beta release stopped you going back to AS3.8?
by the way tried AS3.7.1 and nothing.
I hate microsoft!
Official release? And where would that be available? So far 3.8 is the latest version I can find for download at www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile.
I tried the 4.0 beta and it wouldn't let me use AvantGo so I tried to revert, but I had to reinstall Windows before I could solve it. 4.0 beta is a big no-no.. Wait a week or something and it will come a 4.0 final.
Cleanup folder programfile AS
after install as4 need
Cleanup folder programfiles AS
Install AS3.8
Re: Cleanup folder programfile AS
terilly said:
after install as4 need
Cleanup folder programfiles AS
Install AS3.8
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Terilly, what exactly do you mean by cleaning up program files?
Re: Cleanup folder programfile AS
bolasz said:
Terilly, what exactly do you mean by cleaning up program files?
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delete directory C:\Program files\Microsoft ActiveSync
Re: Cleanup folder programfile AS
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delete directory C:\Program files\Microsoft ActiveSync [/quote]
I've done that (well, sort of, I didn't delete the whole directoy, only the the files and the drivers directory in it and kept the folders for the installed programs) and it didn't work out, AS 3.8 still wouldn't open or set up a partnership.
I am assuming most guys are using XP, if that is the case, you could also delete the application data files
c:\ -> docs and settings-> [user profile] -> application data -> microsoft -> active sync -> profiles
you can delete the profiles folder or the entire active sync folder, and if you cannot see the application data folders, you will need to show the hidden files tools -> view -> show hidden files
Hope that helps
rgds
jim
Active Sync 4.0
bamse said:
Official release? And where would that be available? So far 3.8 is the latest version I can find for download at www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile.
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I am assuming they mean the official developer preview version which can be found here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/mobility/windowsmobile/downloads/default.aspx
Let me clarify on Active Sync 4. Active Sync 4 final is not out yet. What is out is Developer preview version (ActiveSync4.0 Build 4343 to be exact)
This version has lot of quirks. Unless you are using Microsoft® Windows Mobile Version 5.0 it is not advisible to shift to it yet.
As of now ActiveSync 4.0 is compatible with the following operating systems and applications and nothing else:
• Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Service Pack 4
• Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003 Service Pack 1
• Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003 IA64 Edition Service Pack 1
• Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003 x64 Edition Service Pack 1
• Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional Service Packs 1 and 2
• Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Service Packs 1 and 2
• Microsoft® Windows® XP Tablet PC Edition 2005
• Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005
• Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional x64 Edition
• Microsoft® Outlook® 98, Microsoft® Outlook® 2000 and Microsoft® Outlook® XP, and Microsoft® Outlook® 2003 messaging and collaboration clients
• Microsoft® Office 97, excluding Outlook
• Microsoft® Office 2000
• Microsoft® Office XP
• Microsoft® Office 2003
• Microsoft® Internet Explorer 4.01 or later (required)
• Microsoft® Systems Management Server 2.0
The following mobile device operating systems are supported by ActiveSync 4.0:
• Microsoft® Windows Mobile Version 5.0
• Microsoft® Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition
• Microsoft® Windows Mobile 2003
• Microsoft® Pocket PC 2002, Microsoft® Windows CE OS version 3.0
• Microsoft® Smartphone 2002, Microsoft® Windows CE OS version 3.0
Known Problems which you can encounter with active sync 4.0 are
• ActiveSync 4.0 does not support remote synchronization.
• ActiveSync 4.0 does not support Backup/Restore of mobile device data.
In order for ActiveSync 4.0 to properly display extended characters in some languages, you might need to change the language that is used for non-Unicode programs.
To change the language that is used for non-Unicode programs, perform the following procedure.
1. From the desktop Start menu, select Settings, select Control Panel, and then select Regional and Language Options.
2. In the Regional and Language Options dialog window, select the Advanced tab.
3. Choose from the available languages in the Language for non-Unicode programs list, which determines the language that ActiveSync 4.0 uses.
When a device is connected to a PC over an USB connection that goes through an external USB hub, you might experience connection instabilities such as drops in the connection, or an unresponsive desktop PC. For more information about this issue, see article 817900, "USB port may stop working after removing or inserting USB device" in the Microsoft Knowledge Base at http://support.microsoft.com.
To successfully uninstall ActiveSync 4.0 and reinstall a previous version of ActiveSync on your desktop PC, perform the following procedure.
1. Uninstall ActiveSync 4.0.
2. Open File Explorer, navigate to the System32 directory in your Windows directory, and then manually delete the dynamic-link library Rapi.dll.
3. Reinstall the previous version of ActiveSync.
Other Problems
• If the desktop PC operating system is upgraded, or a Service Pack is installed, you must perform a repair installation of ActiveSync in order to enable the expected ActiveSync functionality.
• If the Windows Media Player application is upgraded to Windows Media Player 10 after you have installed ActiveSync on your desktop PC, you must perform a repair installation of ActiveSync. This enables successful Media Synchronization to a Windows Mobile-based device.
• If the desktop PC operating system is Windows XP SP1, EHCI USB 2.0 host controllers might cause unexpected drops in the USB connection between the PC and a device.
For information about successfully resolving this issue, see article 822603, "Availability of the Windows XP SP1 USB 1.1 and 2.0 Update" in the Microsoft Knowledge Base at http://support.microsoft.com.
• Multiple simultaneously running user sessions on a desktop PC that is running ActiveSync are not supported.
• If non-Microsoft firewall software is installed and running on your desktop PC, you might need to configure the software to allow the following ports in order for ActiveSync to function: 5678, 5679, 990, 26675, and 5721.
• Sometimes antivirus software that is installed on your desktop PC can conflict with ActiveSync functionality.
• In rare cases, some LAN configuration tools might also conflict with an ActiveSync connection. To enable your Windows Mobile-based device to successfully synchronize with your desktop PC, you might need to disable the LAN configuration tools.
In most of the time it is outlook which is going to cause problem if it is not the default e-mail client. If you get error in synchronising then go to outlook help menu and choose detect and repair followed by reboot which should solve the problem
I've tried to install .NET CF v2 on my Qtek 9000. (NETCFSetupv2.msi) . It gives me "Application manager cannot install this application on your mobile device due to an invalid setup file. Reinstall and try again". Did anybody manage to install .NET CF v2 ?
I had real troubles with this! I asked a friedn at Microsoft and his advice was to check that ANY .NET files that had been installed were DELETED before trying again. When an install fails on this it leaves asome bits hanging around and then the next try fails!
I cleaned any .NET stuff off, installed again and WOOHOO it worked!
It doesn't works. I found the damn thing (netcfagl1_0.dll) in the Windows folder. I was able only to see it (could not copy or move it, (even tried to change properties with Total Commander CE)). The file still remains "protected". Strangely I can't see it with "Explore PocketPC" from ActiveSync even with "Show hidden files and folders" and with "Hide protected operating system files" unselected.
YOOHOO!! I did it!
I found an article and bang! http://pluralsight.com/blogs/jimw/archive/2005/10/12/15504.aspx
I’ve wanted to get this post out for a couple of weeks but I guess better late then never.
A lot of you may have heard of the great Pocket PC device offer that was announced at PDC. At the event, Microsoft was subsidizing the sale of a limited number of iMate Jasjar Pocket PC Phone Edition devices at a remarkably discounted price of US$149. This price represents a more then 85% discount off of the list price of US$1,180.
The iMate Jasjar is quite cool because it has a high-resolution display (640 x 480) that can be viewed in both landscape and portrait. It also has a QWERTY keyboard, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPRS phone, 520MHz processor and has two, count ‘em, two cameras. And what makes it especially cool is that runs Windows Mobile 5.0 so it supports all of the latest Windows Mobile 5.0 managed APIs. Basically it’s a pretty cool device offering all the latest and greatest features. (see pictures)
Since PDC is a developer event, many of the folks who were lucky enough to successfully purchase one of the Jasjar devices wanted to try using Visual Studio 2005 to build a .NET CF 2.0 app and run it on their new device. For the people who didn’t have device experience, successfully building their first WM 5.0/.NET CF 2.0 app required a little more housekeeping to get started then they realized.
What I’d like to go over in this post is two of the more common issues I saw people encounter in trying to build their first .NET CF 2.0/Windows Mobile 5.0 application and run it on a real device.
Visual Studio 2005 doesn’t support Windows Mobile 5.0 out of the box.
As bizarre as this may sound its true. When you install Visual Studio 2005 it automatically installs .NET CF 2.0 along with the Pocket PC 2003 SE and Smartphone 2003 SE SDKs. It does not install the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK. As a result you can’t build applications that take advantage of the Windows Mobile 5.0 APIs. To do so requires that you download and install the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK for Pocket PC and/or the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDK for Smartphone. Once those SDKs are installed you can build Windows Mobile 5.0 projects that can access the Windows Mobile 5.0 managed libraries. If you install both of the 5.0 SDKs you’ll also add about 10 more emulators representing the various Windows Mobile 5.0 device form factors.
The absence of Windows Mobile 5.0 from Visual Studio 2005 isn’t a pre-release issue. Last I heard, it’s very unlikely that that the Windows Mobile 5.0 SDKs will be included in the RTM version of Visual Studio 2005 either. I’ve never heard an official reason for why the SDKs aren’t included but the prevailing theory is their size. Apparently the combined size of the two SDKs is large enough that if included, the Visual Studio 2005 install would no longer fit on a single DVD which would of course significantly complicate the production and distribution. Again just a theory, but if its true leaving the 5.0 SDKs as separate downloads does make sense.
Running a .NET CF 2.0 application on a WM 5.0 device, throws an exception indicating that a newer version of .NET CF is required.
There are actually two issues at work here. First, Windows Mobile 5.0 devices ship with .NET CF 1.0 SP3 installed in ROM, not .NET CF 2.0 therefore before a .NET CF 2.0 app can be launched .NET CF 2.0 must be installed. When Visual Studio 2005 would push the .NET CF 2.0 CAB file down to the device and attempt to initiate the CAB install onto the device, the installation of .NET CF 2.0 fails because of the new WM 5.0 security model.
As many of you probably know, one of the big changes in Pocket PC 5.0 was the addition of the one-tier security model (as opposed to the two-tier model on Smartphone 5.0). One of the features of the new security model is that remote actions performed on the device by the desktop can be restricted. In the case of the Beta 2 or pre-September CTP versions of .NET CF 2.0, the CAB file is signed by a test certificate that is not recognized by the Pocket PC 5.0 device. As a result,the remote installation fails.
The best way to eliminate this problem is to upgrade your Visual Studio 2005 installation to either RC1 or to a September or later CTP. In these newer versions of Visual Studio 2005, the .NET CF 2.0 CAB file is signed by a properly trusted cert and therefore installs fine. If you don’t have access to a newer version of Visual Studio 2005 you can still get around the installation problem by using either the Mobile Device folder on My Computer or the ActiveSync Explore feature to manually copy the .NET CF 2.0 CAB file1 down to the device. Once you’ve copied the CAB file down to the Pocket PC you can then use the File Explorer on the Pocket PC to launch the CAB file manually by just tapping on the file name. Now the CAB is still signed by an unknown cert but because you’re launching the installation interactively you are simply prompted with a warning indicating that the signer is unknown and then asked if it is OK to proceed. Simply select “Yes” and the CAB is installed as normal. Your .NET CF 2.0 app will now run fine.
Wow – there was still a bunch more stuff I wanted to talk about but this is already longer then I meant for it to be - Check out the pics of the Jasjar below if you haven't already.
1C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SmartDevices\SDK\CompactFramework\2.0\WindowsCE\wce500\armv4i\NETCFv2.wm.armv4i.cab
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Does a download exist for the 8525 to correct for the daylight savings time change? I've been unable to locate a download specific to or referencing the 8525.
Pm I Have It
www.microsoft.com/dst2007
Desktop info needed as well:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928388
MS Outlook info needed as well:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931667
Downloads for XP/Outlook:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...BC-FE8F-4BFC-8667-C1D46662B5B7&displaylang=en
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...33-b9c8-4652-9dd8-ae0f1af62568&DisplayLang=en
I will post a link to the CAB for the actual PPC WM5 later today.
Edit: WM5 Update 2007 DST
Link for WM5 Update 2007 DST
Here is the link
Edit: WM5 Update 2007 DST
You can also get the Desktop Tool from Microsoft posted 3 days ago.
System Requirements
Supported Operating Systems: Windows Mobile 2003 software for Pocket PCs; Windows Mobile 2003 software for Smartphone ; Windows Mobile 5.0 software for Pocket PC; Windows Mobile 5.0 software for Smartphone
Windows Mobile 2003 SW for Pocket PC.
Windows Mobile 2003 SW for Smartphone.
Windows Moblie 5.0 SW for Pocket PC.
Windows Mobile 5.0 SW for Smartphone.
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I'm looking for the person who will prepare for us the application on mobile platforms Windows Mobile (5.0 and higher) and Windows CE (5.0 and higher) and higher software. As for the application itself then it should meet the following requirements:
- Software on a service - use to repair.
- Direct editing of the ROM contents in binary or hexadecimal.
- Must do back up the contents of the memory address range that will be imposed by hand.
- Application on Windows Mobile (5.0 and above), Windows CE (5.0 and above).
Telecommuting work or in Poland, near Warsaw. If you are interested, please contact me [email protected]