Just found this and tried it, made some screenshoots.Looks interesting.
"Windows Mobile SMS Sync allows you to sync or backup the text messages on your Windows Mobile Smartphone or PDA with your desktop computer or to an SQL database. The application runs on Windows Mobile 2003, 5.0, and 6.0. Also included with the application is a Windows Desktop application for viewing and searching the text messages that you sync.
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It works, only I don't know where the backup messages did go. I can't view them in the desktop app.
Hmm, just found it after reading the manual
Watch it. The logfile is locate in \documents\SMS\ on your device.
However. I don't see "my device" when using the "open" command on the desktop app.So I can't import the logfile.csv or I have to copy the file manually from the device to the pc and open it.Maybe because I tried it out on my EeePC with WXP H.I copy the .csv manually and imported it. It worked this way.
System Requirements:
Mobile Device: Windows Mobile 2003, 5.0, 6.0; .NET Compact Framework 3.5
Desktop Computer: Windows XP, .NET Framework 2.0 "
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...works great on my wizard. it makes registry editing and other setup/maintenance functions easy and best of all it's free. it's a way to remote the display and keyboard/mouse/touch screen of device to a desktop.
after connecting device to desktop via activesync, run the attached .exe and install to device. it also loads the desktop host to pc and creates a pc startmenu folder.
to use it:
- connect device to pc via activesync
- launch remote display control from pc. you'll get a blank screen emulator
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- launch remote display control from device.
- the device's running remote display program icon will reside in the today tray and the pc's remote display comes to life
- to disconnect, select the device client through the today tray and select "disconnect"
- then close the pc's remote desktop app and select "exit" on device
if you know of something better, please share.
I also recommend http://www.pocketpcmag.com/blogs/index.php?blog=3&p=514&more=1 for a complete list of all the remote controller applications, their comparison and HTC Wizard-compliance.
I have been using this app for a while now to stream media inside my house. Wanted to quickly adjust a setting via my Wizard's browser and lo and behold.
WebGuide supports streaming to you Pocket Pc device.It even has a nifty remote control feature to control Window Media Centre.
I have been using this app successfully with both Pocket Media Player and tcpmp. Best of all its now free software sponsored by Microsoft
Login Screen
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TV Guide
And we are off
Remote Control
If this is for real........ great find. I'll definitly check it out.
This isn't new, but is a great find if you didn't know.
What I wanna know, is how to get this thing working with Vista. I keep getting an error installing it
You have to have Vista installed. I'm running XP, all my apps don't run on Vista.
Sorry....... or if you're running Media Center or Server you also could use it.
It reads the file info from windows media player ... I will test it on a vista home basic but im sure I can get it to run just to stream movies.
You need to be online for it to download the asp.net server though.
i thought this only works with windows media center edition or its vista counterpart.
I am having some issues getting Activesync to work on Vista Business 64-bit.
Basically when I plug my phone in via USB, I choose "ActiveSync" on the phone for the type of connection, then click Done.
On the computer I get a "Portable Device" in Windows Explorer and Windows Mobile Device Center does not load up automatically.
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I then manually run "Windows Mobile Device Center" and instead I get "Connection Settings".
I have installed the v6.1 driver update located here.
What have I done wrong?
SOLVED!
It seems by default Windows Mobile Device Center is not enabled/installed. The "Connection Settings" window is what the default setup looks like.
The drvupdate file from Microsoft I mentioned in the first post is the connection needed to get the device center working properly.
Checking Event Viewer it seems that the drvupdate silently failed to install with error code: 1063. So I downloaded the latest ISScript installers from http://consumerdocs.installshield.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=Q108322. I installed v10, v10.5 and v11.
Next time I ran the drvupdate file it installed without error. I rebooted again and WMDC works fine
Hello, so I was bored that other day, and decided to make a little PC application that allows you to monitor your android battery levels when you have your phone/tablet plugged in, nothing fancy. Also, you can set up specialized alerts. It's still in beta, but almost everything should be working, let me know if you have any problems, or if you have anything you would like me to throw in
Android Battery Monitor
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Features
Monitor Your Android's Battery
Setup Special Alerts
Windows 8 Live Tile (cooming soon? maybe?)
Setup: Beta Version
Extract the zip and run Android Battery it will be the .exe. You may need Net framework 4.5 installed to run this. Download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/net/download
If the drivers for your device are not installed, then the program won't recognize it.
Download Attached ZIp Below
I might update this with more stuff
can you do it over the air? like an app like sms2pc where you can send and read sms with your pc with a program installed on desktop and an app on your device?
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Simple and non-intrusive, safe and secure
Fully compatible with Windows 10 (1809) and above operating systems
One-click acceleration
Clean up system fragments, free up occupied resources, and
make your Windows as fast as new
System space management
Deeply clean up system storage space, manage large files, turn on disk perception,
and free up your computer storage space.
Comprehensive medical examination
Quickly detect computer abnormalities, garbage cleaning, virus detection,
system risk one-click solution.
Professional virus killing
Microsoft Computer Manager has Windows Defender embedded
to protect your PC.
Download here from official website
or alternative link
I'm very skeptical with the PC Manager program as there is a file called telemetry.ps1 in the installer.
doxtsgaming said:
I'm very skeptical with the PC Manager program as there is a file called telemetry.ps1 in the installer.
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If its free then Microsoft has to insert such suspicious data gathering pieces of code.