Palm Tungsten data to BB Tour

Want to transfer my Palm Tungsten E data to my BB Tour via the BB Desktop Manager Wizard. It gets up to calendar record 1019/1130 then crashes my PC. Tried getting the latest version of Palm Tungsten E Desktop software, but same problem. Please help before I kill myself! Thanks.

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Ok...I know I'm using legacy technology with the Palm Tungsten T3 and it seems that all discussions online that I've found are out of date. Even Missing Sync's Internet Sharing product is discontinued. But I'm running 10.5 on my MacBook Pro...so I would have thought that sharing via Bluetooth PAN would work.
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Hello, and Welcome to the HP Support Community!
You'll most likely need an application called Softick PPP:
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1) The battery is not very easily removed, e.g. glued or taped to the main board or panel. You can replace it yourself, though some are more easily removed than others, and you probably will need a special screwdriver.
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don't know if you can help. i have a t-3 and when i last synced it erased all of my calander on both the device and my palm desktop. the log said i had exceeded my file number and needed to erase some calander files and resynch. tried but to no avail. i can see folders in my palm program folder in windows i have calander backup data. but i cannot import them under the file options from palm desktop program. need some help please, i never knew before but do know now i should've backed up that data onto a cd or thumb drive.
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I have Palm Tungsten E. S.No. OOV3V5n4h511.
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Are you sure you are doing it correcly?
A hard reset is performed by holding down the power button while sticking something thin (paper clip) into the back reset hole of your device. Keep your hand on the power button while you release the paper clip from the reset hole. The screen will now say "Palm Powered." Take your hand off the power button. You will now see a screen in 5 languages prompting you to erase all data from the palm. The screen will say "erase all data? Yes - up, no - down" and you need to click on the up arrow (silver button on the 5 way navigator on the bottom of the palm). This will erase all the info from your device.

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Hi- I have recently gotten a Blackberry Pearl for my phone, and I want to move my data (calendar, contacts) from my palm Tungsten T3 over to the blackberry. I think the only way to do this is through Outlook. However, I have always used the Palm OS desktop software. How can I move the data into outlook so I can sync my blackberry with it?
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Click on the following link for the support page for your T3 on the Palm Website. On that page is a link for Outlook synchronization. Click on that link and it will explain how to change from Palm Desktop to Outlook.
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Palm Tungsten E2 download

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Cherokeebob wrote:
My Palm Tungsten E2 is on it's last leg. I located a newer E2. I need to transfer all the data in the old one to the newer one.
I have recently gone to Windows 7 and the hot sync doesn't seem to work. What can I download to make it work. Also can I transfer data from E2 to E2 ? If so how do I do it?
Hello, and Welcome to the HP Support Community!
Easiest way would be to get HotSync working on the Win7 box. Please follow the directions in this thread we have at the top of the messages in this section.
You'll need to erase the "new" E2 by doing a Hard Reset.
Once you have Synced your old E2 to the PC, do a HotSync with the new erased unit and when asked, "Do you want to Create a new account, or sync to an existing one?" choose Existing and pick the name of the original E2. Proceed with the HotSync, and the data from the old unit should flow to the new one, and give it the same HotSync account name.
Plan B: Send the data from one unit to the other via BlueTooth, or Infra Red (Beaming). Note: Some programs will not be able to be sent due to copyright rules!
Erase the "new" unit via the same Hard Reset, then turn BlueTooth on in both devices. Pair the two devices. Pairing the E2.
Each database (like Contacts or Calendar) has the option to either Send (via Bluetooth) or Beam (via Infra-red) the data. I don't have my Palm devices handy right now, so details are sketchy.
Try the HotSync method first, then if desired we can delve into Sending and Beaming later.
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ICal and Palm Tungsten E2

I am about to pick up my new IMac from the tech support people and I want to know if I can use my Palm Tungsten E2 with ICal. Where can I find out how to move my Pam files to the new computer? They dont seem to have a clue.

I'm certain that your issue has nothing to do with the SD card you inserted in your device, and likely nothing to do at all with pTunes. The errors indicate a fundamental problem with the Sync Services framework. You can apparently initiate a session, and pull changes, but not complete the remainder of a typical five-step synchronization session.
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Palm Tungsten E2 Fatal Error

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Looks like you need to hard reset.
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I think you'll need to hard reset and rename the backup folder. (C:/Program File/ Palm or Palmone/*hotsync username*/Backup. Rename it to Old files.
The hotsync. See if the problem returns.
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Palm Tungsten E2 Error: MemoryMgr.c, Line:3732, NULL handle

Exiting ofapplication in Palm Tungsten E2device, cause a error with lost of data.
title: Fatal error
Messagee: MemoryMgr.c, Line:3732,NULL handle
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I just read your post. Please, please, would you explain it to me? I understand some of what was written, but am still not sure about the complete content.
How do I fix my Tunsten E2?
Will I lose ALL of my saved data?
I have addresses and phone numbers that I won't be able to replace. Is there anything I can do to recover/save this information prior to resetting?
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Palm Tungsten E2 HELP!!!!!

I have had my Palm Tungsten E2 for years now and have always been able to sync it to my desktop, until recently. I have Windows Vista and we recently installed a Vista service pack to help speed up our computer and I have since not been able to hotsync. I downloaded Palm Desktop 6.2, but in the middle of configuring my hotsync preferences my computer gave me the blue screen of death and froze on me. I tried 3 times to install and configure 6.2 and it did this every time. When I tried to download Palm Desktop 4.1.4 I got an error message saying it can't be installed on my computer. Before we installed the Vista service pack I had all my palm information backed up on my hard drive on an earlier version of Palm Desktop (maybe 4.0?), but when I tried to install one of these newer versions it deleted the older version and ALL of my data! I am freaking out because I depend on my palm for everything and I HAVE to have a backup of my information! Can anyone help? Please?
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Best backup advice is to download a freeware app called NVBackup. Unzip the files to your computer. If you don't already have a SD card for your E2, get one...regular SD (not SDHC) no larger than 2GB. Format it in the E2 using the Card Info app. Then manually copy the NVBackup.prc file you downloaded and unzipped, to the /palm/launcher folder on the card. If your computer doesn't have a SD card reader, you'll need to get one (maybe $10-15). With nvbackup.prc file copied to the card, pop the card into the E2, run NVBackup, and run a backup of your entire E2 to the card. No worries thereafter...set it to run a backup every night (and limit the number of "cycles" to 3 or 4. Post back if you have any questions about how to do any of this.
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How to copy Palm Desktop data to a PC using Windows 8.1

If like me you still find the Palm Desktop data (address, calendar, memos, etc.) handy and use it long after throwing away the handset and "sync" ability, you may find this useful. I bought a new PC using Windows 8.1 and had problems transferring data because of a wrinkle that I figured out, which didn't exist in Windows XP, Vista or 7 versions. Here's a recap of one way to easily transfer data from those earlier versions if you have a USB flash drive (or Dropbox, Google Drive, whatever) handy :
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2) In your old PC from where you want to transfer data, look for the folder called "Palm OS Desktop" which should exist in "Documents" under "Users" folder and subfolders path like >your name subfolder>Documents in Windows 7 (may be Vista too) or may be under "Documents and Setting" folder in Windows XP.
3) In this folder "Palm OS Desktop" look for that six letter subfolder of your name, and select that entire subfolder and choose "Copy" or Ctrl-C
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Most of the same procedure works with Windows 8.1 (probably also Windows 8) PCs. What I found different was that the data subfolder created under "Palm OS Desktop} had 7 instead of 6 characters with a "0" (zero) added as the last character. So when you finally copy and paste that subfolder into the new PC you have to rename it and add that "0" for the Palm Desktop to locate this data.
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Need a method for importing Palm III data into a Palm Centro

I just bought a Palm Centro (Verizon), with the expectation of importing data from my old Palm III. From the Palm III Desktop, I exported Contacts, Calendar, Tasks, and Memos into separate folders (this was done on a Windows XP PC) and copied the resulting folders & files onto a flash drive. But when I try to import these files into the Palm Centro desktop (on a new Mac Pro with OSX), the backup files are not in a "recognized format." Does anyone have a process for reliably getting the Palm III data into the Palm Centro? Also, is there an easy way to purge unwanted Contacts/Calendar events from the Palm Centro handheld? With all the trial and error, its accumulating a lot of garbage. Thanks...
Post relates to: Centro (Verizon)

Click on the following link for the upgrade guide on kb.palm.com
http://www.palm.com/cgi-bin/cso_kbURL.cgi?ID=12926
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http://www.palm.com/cgi-bin/cso_kbURL.cgi?ID=887
Click on the following link for the support page for your devices on the kb.palm.com webpage.
http://www.palm.com/us/support/centro/centro_vzw/
http://www.palm.com/us/support/palm3/
There are links on the pages to the user guide, troubleshooting, how to's, downloads, etc.
You could try to export the data in each category in Palm desktop, save to the flash drive and import the data.
Click here for the data export procedure.
http://www.palm.com/cgi-bin/cso_kbURL.cgi?ID=36288
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Hello, I have owned a Palm Tungsten E2 since 2005. I was able to install the Desktop software on windows XP and sync the device with my Windows XP laptop since 2005. I recently purchased a MAcBook Air and installed the Desktop Software from the CD I purchased in 2005 (it has a Mac version). It appeared to install OK but when I pressed the sync button on the device nothing happened. I would appreciate any help on this issue. Many thanks,

Hi and welcome to the HP Support Community.
Unfortunately, I don't think you have any current options to sync with your new Mac. Palm Desktop 4.2 ceased Mac compatibility with 10.6 Snow Leopard. The only alternative used to be a third party app called Missing Sync. However, it was incompatible with Mac X 10.9 going forward. Also, it has been discontined as of 12/31/14.
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