20 Most Recent Palm Treo 680 Smartphone - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Have just posted a link for you in the other question of yours.Hope it might suit your needs, somehow.Regards,Carlos

Hi there,
What operating system are you using?
Are you using windows xp, vista or 7?
Thanks!

www.apple.com/iphone/apps-for-iphone/

go to this site youtube.com/watch?v=caJVwecskho

try to ask your operator

I loved the E2. Go to Palmone.com. They may still have a copy to download.

Some palms do use sim card, tell me which one you are looking at and I'll tell if you that model uses one. The Palm Treo phones do atleast use sim cards.

Hello

PDN20.dll is part of the palm desktop, it looks like your palm desktop is corrupted, I'd recommend that you uninstall palm desktop and related programs entirely from the computer and then restart it.

run palmdesktop setup from the disc or find the correct one for your device from here
http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/common/article/33529_en.html

If you still get the port is in use, make sure you turn off any related palm programs that might be running on the computer, made by palm or not, something might be trying to use the palm and preventing the sync, but the dll error definitely points to a corrupt installation and re-install should fix that.

What else to try? If you have another machine in the house install palm desktop there and see if it syncs there normally, if it does, then that confirms that something is going on on the other machine.

Hello.

If you are looking for other Palm PDAs, please check their website: http://www.palm.com

As you know, Hotsync via USB with Windows 7 and your Palm Z22 is not supported. But, if your Palm Z22 is bluetooth-compatible, you can hotsync by bluetooth. Here's how:

http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/common/article/49229_en.html

Hope this resolves your problem.

Hi,

Please elaborate your problem providing us with more details of the issue.

Thanks for using FixYa.

If you still have this problem, try this:

- Remove the battery...
- Locate the data port at the bottom of your unit, you can see the charger port and aside from it, 13 golden contacts. Star counting from the charging port side and locate pins 1 and 8...
- With some sharp pointed tweezers short those two pins and place the battery at the same time; this can be tricky, but believe, it will work on 90% of the cases. Try it 3-4 times (you have nothing to loose), just make sure the contacts are clean and that you are making good contact while making the short...

This is not a permanent solution, but it will give you the chance to make a backup of your stuff...

Good luck!
Nick222

Hello, Tallman.

I'd suggest to perform a soft reset then a hard reset, if the soft reset doesn't work.

Then if necessary, as this may or may not be a simple solution, depending on your particular brand and model:

Remove the back of the PDA. Remove and reinsert the battery.

Hope this helps.

If connected to a PC, check the connections, reboot and try again. If this is a laptop or the first solution does not work, replace your keyboard, it sounds as if it's worn out.
Laptop keyboards are connected with a 'ribbon' cable that can sometimes become dislodged. They are fiddly to re-connect and if you are not able or technically minded i do not suggest you DIY this repair, go to a professional.

Please follow this link to download the operating manual for your Treo:

http://www.palm.com/us/support/handbooks/treo/treo700wxsprint_UG.pdf

The best thing to do is to go to the free palm chat service they offer. I have used this and it worked good for me. Here is a link to the free chat service. Scroll to the bottom of the page and you will see a Palm Chat. From there click on the link that says Chat Now and follow the online prompts. Best wishes...I hope this will help you. Best wishes

http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/na/zire/z22/unlocked/supportservices/page_en.html

Hi, I do not think that the driver would be on the CD. Download the latest software from the palm website - http://kb.palm.com/wps/portal/kb/na/tungsten/e2/unlocked/home/page_en.html

Yes. You can search on Google for replacement batteries. They run anywhere from $10-$15 (maybe less or more depending on the store).