Cellphone problem with activesync

1. • 1 Use free retrieval programs, which are available for download on websites such as File Guru (see Resources). These types of websites allow users to download the free software, which can be used to restore lost data from SIM cards.
     Retrieval programs can recover all types of data, including text messages, recent calls, phone numbers and more. As long as your Motorola phone is equipped with a SIM card this is a great solution; although not all Motorola models will have a SIM card.
     
   • 2 Contact Motorola directly. The customer service representative might be able to walk you through a step-by-step process to restore deleted phone data. Depending on the specific model of your phone, this ability may not be available, but it is always wise to try.
     
   • 3 Sync your Motorola phone with your computer. Many smartphones, including models such as the Motorola Q and Motorola Droid, have the ability to be connected to your computer for backup purposes. In this instance, you can also use a sync the phone to restore the memory. Each time you sync, or connect, your phone to the computer it will save everything from pictures, to contacts, to music and text messages.
     If your phone's memory has been deleted, connect the phone to the computer, using the provided USB cable, and download the information that was last backed up. If you have added data since your last sync, that data will not be available. For example, if you performed a sync two weeks ago, anything added since then will not be downloaded back to your phone.
     
   • 4 Access your account through the cellular provider's website, if you subscribe to a backup service. Backup services, such as Verizon Wireless' "Backup Assistant", automatically saves a copy of your phone's contacts and allows users to print, add, delete, or edit contacts online, according to Verizon Wireless (see Resources).
     Services like this usually charge a small fee, but it's well worth it for the ability to access your contacts from anywhere, anytime. Although this won't recover all of your Motorola phone's memory, you will at least be able to restore your contact information.
     

try insert another sim. If it is not working take it to the service centre. Was the phone in water??

Carla,
Those friends are right in saying so. Your firmware has got corrupted and needs replacement. Please go to the service center of motorola and get it done.

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copy the contacts and move then from sim card to phone memory

It might be easier to use the proper Microsoft methods to sync the address book and/or calendar/etc to a Windows PC. You can check this link for info on syncing Windows based smart phones with a PC... http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/help/synchronize/ .

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try a hard reset. I had same problem and hard reset seems to have solved it.

First try a other battery from a friend with the same phone, if the problem is solved, the battery is faulty, If the problem is not solved, the battery connector is faulty, you will have to take your phone to a repairman to have this repaired. Hope this helps Regards

This is the case that your phone previous setup has changed back to default setting since the phone is sold to you. I have my MPX220 before and sync with Windows Xp Service Pack 2 and Activesync 4.2 and everytime I came back, they automatically recognize each other both PC and my phone. I think in your case, you need to start over again by uninstall the activesync and reinstall it and then reconnect your phone back to start from step one. I think that is only way to refresh the connection of your MPX220 and your PC. I don't know why you has these problems but usually when you are done your setup at the first time, your PC recognize your phone with the current setup you have made but when your phone is completetly dead, it wipes out all related info which is necessary for both parts to handshake and only uninstall the sync software and reinstall it from fresh can solve this problem. windows 2000 is not as stable as win xp about these tasks. If you can upgrade to wins xp, you will never worry about this again specially windows xp with service pack 2. I hope this help