[goirish!!]

After upgrading to XP Home my Ax would no longer sync. I tried everything and then some. Dell updated drivers, origional Dell CDROM drivers, Active Sync 3.5-3.6, deleting all partnerships on the Ax, plugging in to USB2.0 ports, USB1.X ports, USB hubs, USB PCI card, anything anyone could come up with I tired. Then as a last resort a hard reset on the Ax and everything is corrected!!!!

There is something about the partnership rules from one M$ OS to XP that causes probs. I've spent HOURS on the boards reading and it was always the same, someone upgrades to a new computer with XP and then BOOM their Ax is dead. Now this is not to say that it happens all the time, about half of the people responding to the boards were saying that they had no issues when moving from Win98, 2000, etc to XP. But there were just too many people having similar issues for it to be a fluke problem.

[goirish!!]

After upgrading to XP Home my Ax would no longer sync. I tried everything and then some. Dell updated drivers, origional Dell CDROM drivers, Active Sync 3.5-3.6, deleting all partnerships on the Ax, plugging in to USB2.0 ports, USB1.X ports, USB hubs, USB PCI card, anything anyone could come up with I tired. Then as a last resort a hard reset on the Ax and everything is corrected!!!!

There is something about the partnership rules from one M$ OS to XP that causes probs. I've spent HOURS on the boards reading and it was always the same, someone upgrades to a new computer with XP and then BOOM their Ax is dead. Now this is not to say that it happens all the time, about half of the people responding to the boards were saying that they had no issues when moving from Win98, 2000, etc to XP. But there were just too many people having similar issues for it to be a fluke problem.