It still isn't syncing up help needed

In thinking about this, we need to first consider what is different about those systems which gain 3 minutes from those which do not. It is obvious to me that since the auto-sync is the problem and the manual sync works, it is not that the system isn't automatically syncing to the right server, but not really syncing at all....so therefore their must be something wrong with the auto-sync.

Given that I would suggest you read http://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-time-service-not-working-synchronization-fails-error
which, while not specifically addressing your problem gives you several palaces to look and compare the working versus non-working systems.

make sure that in iTunes your phone is set to sync with ical through the computer and isn't trying to sync through iCloud

Don't really know the hardware, all I can suggest is since you have managed to sync one ipad have you tried one ipod. The standard response for something that has many potential factors causing a problem is to try syncing each one of the ipods separately, you could find that one of the ipods is causing the whole lot to fail. It will take some time to do but if it is just the one ipod causing it you can remove it and then try syncing the rest. Hope this makes sense?

The other thing is are all the ipods running the same version of the iOS, I saw from the user guide of the Cart that you need to deselect the check for new software updates automatically, could it be that one of the ipods is running iOS 3 and the rest are running iOS 5. You can check this under settings then general and then about and then version.

Hope this helps.

I'm guessing the issue is that the PS3 isn't responding to your controller input.

Ensure that the PS3 controller is actually on. You can turn on the controller by pressing the Playstation button in the center of the controller. There will be a red light on top of the controller indicating that it is on.

If no light shows up, it's possible that the controller simply has dead batteries. Grab your controller charge cable (should have been included with controller, looks like this) and connect the controller to the PS3 while the console is on. Give it a few minutes, then press the center Playstation button again and see if it responds.

It's also possible that the controller just isn't synced to your PS3. Again, grab the charge cable and connect it to your PS3 while it's on. Then press the Playstation button while the controller is connected. It should sync it to the PS3.

If none of that is working for you, there may be an issue with the controller itself. The easiest fix it to reset the controller. There should be a tiny button in a hole on the back of the controller. Just press it (you'll need a paperclip or something to do it) and the controller will reset. I believe you'll have to re-sync the controller (using the cable again).

You should also try syncing other controllers to your PS3 to make sure that the issue isn't with the PS3 itself (which would be awful; I've never heard a PS3 breaking like that but I suppose there is always a first). If other controllers work then either your controller's battery is dead or the controller is actually broken. I don't think Sony repairs/replaces controllers so you may have to buy a new one.

It may be worthwhile to checkout their support page first, to see if anything helps before shelling out 50$ for a controller:

Sony Support
Sony Repair
Amazon - PS3 Controllers (I recommend Silver; it's ****).

Hope it all works out!

usb device bug

The Mach Speed Eclipse 180 isn't compatible with ITunes despite what you heard. However all hope isn't lost.

If you are using Microsoft windows simply use the sync feature in Windows Media Player.
If you are using a mac, the player displays as a removable device, simply drag the music into the mp3 or music folder.

Now Eject your device and have fun!


If in Doubt Check the link below

http://www.radioshack.com/graphics/uc/rsk/Support/ProductManuals/55041503_PM_EN.pdf

Have you looked on Google for the manual (note spelling) ?

you may need to purchase a new sync cable.

The router most likely is not synced properly with the modem. Your computer might still have a strong connection to the router, but isn't getting an IP address. Power everything down, including the modem and restart in this order:
1. Modem - allow a minute for it to run thru its diagnostics 2. Router 3. Computer
Once you've done this, if you're ISP isn't having outages, you should have the internet working again on your computer. If this doesn't work, call your provider.

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