20 Most Recent NEC MobilePro 780 Pocket PC Questions & Answers

There are no Linux distributions for this device, and there is no reliable method to install once.

This error can occurs because the VeriSign Certificate Authority (CA) has changed the hashing algorithm that is used for new Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) server certificates from Message Digest 5 (MD-5) to Secure Hash Algorithm 1 (SHA1). A supported fix is now available from Microsoft for Windows CE 2.11 and Pocket Explorer 3.0 this fix can be found at: http://www.microsoft.com/mobile/handheldpc/downloads/128bit.asp Note: After you have downloaded and installed the fix, be sure to soft reset the device.

by contacting your service provider you can solve the problem

u have to convert that music into .wav or wmv format then copy to \mydevice\windows\ring..and then go to setting\audio or notification..then select the desired one

Well your going to have to check whether your device has inbuilt wireless capability (refer to manual). If it doesnt there are various expansion slot solutions like SD and Compact flash wireless cards.

A couple of things spring to mind. Have a good hard look at the screen when it goes dark. Is there still an image there but it is really dark? If so, consider that it may be a faulty backlight. It may also be a faulty ribbon cable joining the screen to the main unit, or it may be that the brightness down button is stuck and causing it to lower the brightness. The fact that you are pressing the brighness (up button I am guessing) and it comes back on, may indicate the bright down button is stuck or by pure chance you are pressurising the board in that area causing a bad contact to work, such as power to the backlight or pressure on the ribbon cable. I dont have one of these MobilePro's but I am just going on things I have seen with notebook PC repairs. Hope this helps.

MobliePro 780 can use up to 32mb of memory and not 16mb but but you can't get any higher cause its limited by Windows CE Memory Map. If nec will offer an upgrade for windows CE3 or higher problem could be solved.

A video driver update has been released to resolve that issue. Contact Technical Support at 800-632-4525 to request the file MP780-Display.exe from the password download section.

To resolve this issue download the MobilePro Service Pack 1 and install it on your system: ftp://ftp.necsam.com/pub/Catalog/3959/MobileProSP1.asp

A video driver update has been released to resolve that issue. Contact Technical Support at 800-632-4525 to request the file MP780-Display.exe from the password download section.

No. You cannot change the resolution on any MobilePro Desktops. The VGA out is also fixed and you cannot change the external resolution. Only the MobilePro 770 and MobilePro 800 allow you to change the resolution on the VGA Output.

Yes. You need to install the RDP client software which can be downloaded from Microsoft. Procedure to install the RDP client on a MobilePro 880: Note: Steps 1 and 2 need to completed if you have not installed the Service Pack One for MobilePro 780 and 880. 1. Perform a "Hard" reset on the MobilePro 880. 2. Install NEC Service Pack 1: http://support.neccomp.com/kbtools/faq/mobilepro/mp1.asp 3. Make sure the Device Name is set to something other than "Handheld PC". 1. Start-Setting-Control Panel-Communications 2. Change Device Name to a Unique Name that is not currently being used on your network. 4. Establish a Partnership with a Host using active sync. 5. Disconnect the MobilePro from the host. 6. Install "hpcrdp.exe" on your host. It can be down loaded from Microsoft: 1. Go to http://www.microsoft.com 2. Select "Search microsoft.com" under the Search tab. 3. Type "hpcrdp" in the search box and depress Enter. 4. Look for the search results titled "Terminal Server Download for Windows CE". 5. Double click on the article and follow the link and at bottom of the Terminal Server License agreement you will find the link to bring down the RDP client. 7. Establish an Active Sync connection between the host and MobilePro 880. 8. The RDP client software will be installed on the Mobile device. 9. Install a NE2000 NIC (or any NIC that you have the MIPS CE drivers for) into the Mobile Pro 880. 10. Set up network and attach to your existing network. 11. Set up a RDP session: 1. Start-Programs-TerminalServerClient-Client Connection Wizard 2. Enter Description connection. 3. Server Name or IP address. 4. Next 5. Enter user name, password and domain if you want to logon automatically. 6. Next 7. Finish If your terminal server is set up correctly you should be able to connect as a Client.

This problem may occur if the user allows the batteries to discharge to a state where the MobilePro must shut itself down. This state may cause the system storage memory to become unstable requiring a "hard" reset after the system has been fully charged again. Failure to perform the hard reset may result in data loss at a later time. The user manual states that if you receive a message indicating that the batteries are low, immediately connect the AC adapter to the device. The solution is to perform a "hard" reset after fully charging the internal batteries, and then install the service packs, software updates and user software.

NEC Computers has developed a service pack to address several service issues with MobilePro 780 and 880 handheld personal computers. To assure proper operation, NEC Computers strongly recommends that you update your MobilePro 780 and 880 systems immediately by installing this service pack according to the installation instructions. * Download Service Pack One for MobilePro 780 and 880: ftp://ftp.necsam.com/pub/Catalog/3959/MobileProSP1.asp * View Installation Instructions: http://support.necsam.com/mobilesolutions/FAQs/display/default.htm?itemID=2001186#Installation * See Contents of Service Pack: http://support.necsam.com/mobilesolutions/FAQs/display/default.htm?itemID=2001186#Contents * Read Additional Frequently Asked Questions: http://support.necsam.com/mobilesolutions/FAQs/display/default.htm?itemID=2001186#FAQ Installation Instructions for Service Pack One for MobilePro 780 and 880 First download the service pack (MP78_UPDATE.CAB) to either your HOST or MobilePro system. It must be manually loaded onto your MobilePro by either using a dial up connection, PCMCIA Flash card, or from a connected PC before continuing with the installation. To install the MP78_UPDATE.CAB file, follow these steps: 1. Back up your MobilePro data and configuration using the Microsoft ActiveSync backup procedure. For details on using ActiveSync, see your MobilePro User's Guide. 2. Perform a Full (hard) reset on your MobilePro. Caution: Performing a Full reset erases all your data. Your MobilePro resets to the factory default settings. Please perform the backup first or you will lose data! 3. Copy the MP78_UPDATE.CAB file to you MobilePro desktop. 4. Install the service pack by double tapping the MP78_UPDATE ICON with your stylus. For proper installation, you MUST accept the default location - \Program Files, by clicking OK. 5. The following Message box will be displayed: Warning !!! 1. In order to ensure these patches are properly installed you must perform a Hard Reset prior to the installation. 2. You must back up all application and data files before performing a Hard Reset. The Hard Reset WILL ERASE all applications and data stored on this Mobile Device. 3. This file must be installed immediately after performing a Hard Reset on the Mobile Device (before any applications are reinstalled). 4. Press CANCEL to exit. Or Press CONTINUE to install this file. 6. Press Continue to install the service pack or Cancel to back up your data. 7. When the Setup Finish message box is displayed, Click Ok. This will remove all temporary files from your systems. 8. When the Setup Complete message box is displayed, click Ok. 9. Perform a Soft reset on your MobilePro. 10. Optionally, restore your MobilePro data using the ActiveSync restore procedure. 11. Once the service pack is installed, NECC recommends that you use the ActiveSync b

hold reset for about a minute or so.

NEC Versa LX Screen no model told screen, a monitor is it"? the 1998 PC that? has no change at all to run zero. Pentium II (p2) relic, no modern OS run on it the coin cell battery and huge battery are toasted. hdd is bad. it has zero value now, and to fix it will be costly . the CCFL back lamps are dead. what is there to like, sure free in a garage sale. zero value. ,try moving from 1998 to 2010 to gain a future.

USA? or where? ours is 60hz only, are you using 50Hz and bought in USA now it fails? dont do that. NEC M362w, connected to what? this is called a Projector. 1280 by 800 is native reso. so that is not a problem. Hz>? 50 or 60 or above>? what Hz./ rate.? OURS only does 60-hz how long is the HDMI cable 6 ft, or 60ft or what? what PC is it connected to. and is it set to 60 HZ or wrong page 146 in the manual covers all those tricking Horz,/vert/refresh rules the projector does this at other rates HDTV (1080p) 60 HDTV (1080i) 60 HDTV (720p) every monitor or projector or PC has limits here and seen here. for proj only. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/711311/Nec-M362w.html?page=157&term=hz&selected=13#manual set PC to 1080P and it will do ether, 50 or 60hz refresh. no PC told, no clues and matters huge.

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