Question about Casio Cassiopeia E-125 Pocket PC

Need help on connecting E-125

Hi all, I have had my Casio E-125 pocketPC for almost 2 years already, and it used to be connected to my laptop with Windows XP Home OS, ActiveSync 3.1, and MS Outlook 2000. Things changed when I got a new laptop that has Windows XP Professional, Outlook 2002, and ActiveSync 3.7. I tried to connect the E125 to the laptop, but activesync keeps giving me a error saying that the device is not detected. Is there anything wrong with it? Is the E125 supported by Outlook 2002/ActiveSync3.7? Do I have to go back to Outlook 2000/ActiveSync 3.1 for it to work? Thanks for any help and hints!!! scravo

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Activesync I had problems with Activesync 3.7 with a used E-125 I bought. I tried 3.6 and it seemed to work OK at first, but I had a problem linking to Outlook / Office XP (outbox material from the PDA only). I got the original 3.1 and installed it (I also have XP home edition) and I had no problems. I would suggest that you uninstall the later version first, of course.

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I doubt it... I mean it is unlikely there is any incompatibility there. Go to your device manager and make sure that your USB ports are installed and configured properly for your USB cradel.

Posted on Sep 06, 2005

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