Hi Paul,

I am assuming this machine is running USB 2.0. It is a new, HP Media Center Desktop purchased in November 2005.

Perhaps it shouldn't be USB 2.0?

Richard


on 02:45 PM 1/28/2006 Paul Holliman wrote:
Richard,

I have seen this scenario before actually, in which Active Stink disconnects
after a short period of time; I have in the past wondered if it's to do with
the version of USB on the desktop machine; i.e. does your desktop machine
run USB 1.1 or 2? Other than that, I've not much more to offer you I'm
afraid, and I wholeheartedly acknowledge Vicky to be the winner in this
ludicrous game!! And I reckon that given that my job is in IT Deep Support,
I really should have known better than to fiddle with something that I had
got working correctly!!

Cheers.

Paul.

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Subject: RE: [BrailleNote] PK Active Sync KS 7


Hi Paul,

Well, the gremlins are alive and well and thriving in my computer.
I did not get anywhere with a c3c4 reset.  I tried a c1c4 shut down
and when I hit c1c4 to bring it back, active sync worked as intended.
I got on the internet, checked e-mail and explored the PK from Active Sync.
About 8 minutes later, the old problem returned.  I had left the PK
plugged in while I began to write a simple thank you note.
Then, the computer started alternating between the usb connect and
disconnect sounds.  Then there was a message about the hardware
device not working correctly and active sync came up with the check
box to stop it from looking for devices, etc.

I tried re-sets again, to no avail.

This is more than a little annoying.

I don't suppose anyone from Humanware has any idea what might be the
problem?

Richard

on 11:10 AM 1/28/2006 Paul Holliman wrote:
>Richard,
>
>While connected to the USB port, perform a c3-c4 reset; it should remove
>that message. That can sometimes occur if you've had a totally different
USB
>device previously connected to the port and then you connect up the PK, but
>a reset should fix it.
>
>Paul.
>
>
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