Palm desktop sync with Windows 7 64-bit

I can see that this topic has been beaten to death here, but I can't seem to find an answer despite a number of search attempts. I'm trying to hotsync a Treo 90 to a Win7 64-bit machine via a USB connection. I have Palm Desktop v. 4.0.1 running. I have downloaded and installed the 64-bit drivers recommended here and can see the Treo in the Device Manager - it seems to be running normally, no yellow query. Yet, when I try to hotsync from the device, it just hangs, waiting for a connection that never happens. I'd appreciate any advice as to what I might have done wrong or what to do next to try to fix the problem. Thanks much,
BRJ
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I do not know if it will work. In his post at brighthand that he made the Aceeca driver available to the palm community Alex stated that it should work with many Palm devices that were os 4 or 5. You are using an older version of the palm desktop and one of the older os 4 devices. I do know of people with the palm m505 and m515 using the Aceeca driver with success, but they were using a newer version of the palm desktop. I believe most were using the 4.1.4 palm desktop version. I do not know if experimenting with a newer desktop version will help either.

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