I don't know if anyone else has experienced this problem, but I can't find anything about it on the net, although it's not the easiest thing to google for.
Basically, ActiveSync works fine for me over both Bluetooth and USB. I can install software onto my Wizard and I can copy any files I want onto it. The problem comes when I try to take files off the Wizard.
ActiveSync actually acts as if nothing is wrong, it seemingly copies the selected files onto my PC, even taking a while to do so with a large number of files, but they never actually appear on my PC, no matter where I try to copy them to.
It's like ActiveSync is copying them into a black hole
Using ActiveSync 4.1 (4.0 does the same) and no firewall blocking anything. Happens over both USB and Bluetooth.
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this?
(I have the "Files" synchronization option deselected in ActiveSync's options, as the problem persists even if this is turned on. Having it turned on just puts a pretty useless (to me) sync folder on my desktop that doesn't sync with my miniSD anyway.)
Basically, ActiveSync works fine for me over both Bluetooth and USB. I can install software onto my Wizard and I can copy any files I want onto it. The problem comes when I try to take files off the Wizard.
ActiveSync actually acts as if nothing is wrong, it seemingly copies the selected files onto my PC, even taking a while to do so with a large number of files, but they never actually appear on my PC, no matter where I try to copy them to.
It's like ActiveSync is copying them into a black hole
Using ActiveSync 4.1 (4.0 does the same) and no firewall blocking anything. Happens over both USB and Bluetooth.
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this?
(I have the "Files" synchronization option deselected in ActiveSync's options, as the problem persists even if this is turned on. Having it turned on just puts a pretty useless (to me) sync folder on my desktop that doesn't sync with my miniSD anyway.)






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