64-bit Windows: Palm Hotsync is SLOW

I followed the instructions in this forum (thanks!) and can hotsync my Treo 755p to my new Windows 7 64 machine using either USB or Bluetooth. It works exactly as expected, but it's terribly slow. It takes 15 minutes using either USB or BT, while the same sync on my ancient Windows XP 32 machine using USB takes less than a minute. This is with the Media conduit disabled on both PCs.
Any ideas?
Treo 755p running the latest firmware from Sprint, Appplications v. 5.2H
Windows 7 64 Professional version 6.1 (build 7601: service pack 1)
Palm Desktop by ACCESS version 6.2.2 with Hotsync.exe version 7.0.2

Hi and welcome to the HP Support Community.
First suggestion is to look at the Hotsync Log (PC) to see if there are any error messges. Maybe there is a file that's causing a hangup.
Next, watch the progress of the Hotsync to see where it's going very slowly. If you sync with Documents To Go and have a lot of documents, that could be an issue. But there might be other unessentiual Conduits (such as Add-It) which you could disable. Remember, when you disable a Conduit, you have to also check the box to set Disabled as the new setting, otherwise it will revert back to Synchronize.
Third suggstion is to download and install a freeware utility on the Treo called DbFixIt from www.pimlicosoftware.com which can identify "blobs" of data or corrupt databases.
smkranz
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oradwbi 30408812 34996452 0 15:53:03 pts/2 0:00 grep sawserver.sh
Ps -ef | grep nqserver.sh
oradwbi 18022618 1 0 Jul 13 - 30:48 /u02/dwbi_apps/obiee/oraclebi/server/Bin/nqsserver -quiet
Hope this help's
Thanks
Satya

64-bit Windows Vista USB synchronization

Is Palm developing a fix for 64-bit Windows Vista USB synchronization? Or is Bluetooth the only option?
jk
Post relates to: Palm TX

Hi, and welcome to the Palm Community Forums.
Strongly doubtful, particularly since Palm OS devices are on the way out, and Vista has been around now for a few years. If no 64 bit USB drivers have been developed by now, it's a pretty good bet that they won't be. (It is not Palm's software, anyway. A Japanese company called Access owns Palm Desktop and Palm OS.)
If you have a TX, please also read the stickied threads about 64 bit synchronization...you can also use Wi-Fi. It's much faster than Bluetooth.
smkranz
I am a volunteer, and not an HP employee.
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...I've done the soft reset and the system reset, and followed every step in the Palm help section. I've also chatted with a Palm rep who couldn't seem to find the problem either.
So, has anyone else had this problem? Was it SP3 or something else? How did you resolve it?
Thanks...
...Beau Jest
Post relates to: Treo 650 (Sprint)
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I have a Treo 680 and I spent about an hour on the phone at my computer with tech support from Palm trying to resolve this and when it
was all said and done I still can not get my calendar and contacts to sync. Tech support told me that I have a corrupted database and that
there is problems with the SP3 and the hot sync manager. They told me they were working on it but couldn't give a timeframe for when
it would be fixed. I can not remove SP3 from my computer. I have enough issues already with security without adding to it. Palm needs
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