Hotsynch with Palm Tungsten T5

Hi- I have Palm OS desktop that was installed from a Palm Zire! The actual Palm has ceased working and I now have a Palm Tungsten T5. When I tried to Hotsynch for first time it says that it can't connect with computer. There is no installer CD. I am using Vista. Please help as I need all my memo notes for work! Also- not all that computer savvy!
Thanks
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jipds wrote:
Hi! I am trying to synchronize my Tungsten T5 with Win 7 64 bit.
I installed Desktop 6.2.2 as adviced here, but my palm does not detects nor lists the pc on the synchronizable pc's list (nearby devices).
Is there something else to be done?
thanks
Jipds
And how are you trying to do this? Via Bluetooth?
Have you paired the two devices? Does your computer have a BlueTooth radio in it?
As a bit of a guide, here's an article on how to Hotsync a Centro via BlueTooth:
http://kb.palm.com/SRVS/nua/launchKB.asp?c=49229
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I last talked about Palm Desktop compatibility with 64-bit Windows at http://forums.palm.com/palm/board/message?board.id=software&message.id=37767. Fortunately, I haven't replaced my laptop yet, so I am in the enviable(?) position of planning the acquisition of a spanking new machine with 64-bit Windows 7 Pro (sidenote: likely a 14" ASUS). However, my PDA is still Palm Vx, which requires Palm 4.1.4, which requires 32-bits, which is provided in Windows 7 Pro by its Windows XP Mode. Has anyone heard any word of whether XP mode allows seamless sync'ing through the serial or IR ports? Serial is most preferrable, of course, due its speed, lack of headaches with line-of-sight alignment, and the fact that it needs to be docked anyway for recharging.
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