Why wont activesync connect for my Power User account?

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Are you talking about creating a new login account on your
desktop computer? if so, you might find you have to install
activesync again -before- you connect your PPC.
You might also have to remove the PPC from Device Manager
on the computer before you install ActiveSync again.


~S.





Philip <dontspam@address.com> wrote in news:#$NJUxYaEHA.1840
@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl:

> My Account used to work with activesync when it was an admin.
> When I switched it to PowerUser, now admin wont work.
>
> My built in Admin account can connect.
>
> I'm using a USB cable.
>



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ACE!!! wrote:
> Are you talking about creating a new login account on your
> desktop computer? if so, you might find you have to install
> activesync again -before- you connect your PPC.
> You might also have to remove the PPC from Device Manager
> on the computer before you install ActiveSync again.
>
>
> ~S.
>
>
>
>
>
> Philip <dontspam@address.com> wrote in news:#$NJUxYaEHA.1840
> @TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl:
>
>
>>My Account used to work with activesync when it was an admin.
>>When I switched it to PowerUser, now admin wont work.
>>
>>My built in Admin account can connect.
>>
>>I'm using a USB cable.
>>
>
>
>
>
Thanks for the reply.
I tried that.
I couldn't install Activesync as the power user and had to do it as the
admin. After I did that, I still got the same problem.

Also, my power user doesn't seem to be able to see my Lan either.
Perhaps they are related.

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I assume the power user account has received (or should receive)
the same access rights to the local system? There might be something
missing that is preventing you from installing the software correctly.
At worst, you could delete the power user account, clean up any
leftovers of it's profile from the system and re-create it with a
different password on it (if any) and then try ActiveSync again.
As for the LAN, these might also need to have Power User added to
their properties.


~S.





Philip <dontspam@address.com> wrote in news J9zOXlaEHA.3524
@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl:

> Thanks for the reply.
> I tried that.
> I couldn't install Activesync as the power user and had to do it as the
> admin. After I did that, I still got the same problem.
>
> Also, my power user doesn't seem to be able to see my Lan either.
> Perhaps they are related.
>



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======================
ACE!!! a.k.a. ~S.
OS. Osaris / Psion 5mx
iPAQ 5550 / Nokia 6310
HTTP://www.xarane.com
======================