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So - I'm an early adopter...unusual for a Yank eh?  I just bought a Motorola Q from Verizon.  Please give me some insight how to synch this device using Exchange.  I followed the directions completely.  The synch process doesn't work.  Verizon customer support was totally not helpful.  Their tech guy said I was their first tech support call on the Q, and they didn't even have an actual production Q to play with plus their paperwork was based on prototypes.  He referred me to Motorola tech support who also had no clue and said it was a Microsoft problem  He suggested I call 1-800-Microsoft...as if that were even possible.  I've looked at several MSDN blogs and other people seem to have the same problem.  Verizon announced the Q with great fanfare and said it was Verizon's mission to deploy as many Q's as Razr's...one would think they would have done a better job of beta testing some production units, training their customer support people and at least have production models on hand.  Go figure!


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View Postdrataxlaw, on Jun 6 2006, 21:09, said:

Please give me some insight how to synch this device using Exchange.  I followed the directions completely.  The synch process doesn't work.

I gather that you are trying to sync with an Exchange server. But did you try to set up ActiveSync with your PC? How did that go?

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The Motorola web site has a guide specifically for the Q see if this helps.
http://direct.motoro...productid=30419

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What's the problem exactly?

We'll try to help, else I have some contacts at Moto :)

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This may or may not help, but here goes. I had the active sync problem with my moto Q. I disabled my XP firewall, followed motorola site's instructions to the T and still no...

Then I discovered that I had a trend micro "personal firewall" also.

If you are running an antivirus solution with a personal firewall this may very well be your problem. Now my sync works every time.


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View Postdrataxlaw, on Jun 6 2006, 23:09, said:

So - I'm an early adopter...unusual for a Yank eh?  I just bought a Motorola Q from Verizon.  Please give me some insight how to synch this device using Exchange.  I followed the directions completely.  The synch process doesn't work.  Verizon customer support was totally not helpful.  Their tech guy said I was their first tech support call on the Q, and they didn't even have an actual production Q to play with plus their paperwork was based on prototypes.  He referred me to Motorola tech support who also had no clue and said it was a Microsoft problem  He suggested I call 1-800-Microsoft...as if that were even possible.  I've looked at several MSDN blogs and other people seem to have the same problem.  Verizon announced the Q with great fanfare and said it was Verizon's mission to deploy as many Q's as Razr's...one would think they would have done a better job of beta testing some production units, training their customer support people and at least have production models on hand.  Go figure!





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