

Windows Mobile Device Center and Zune Software For support on these programs you should refer to Microsoft support.Windows 9x, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP To avoid Activesync asking whether you want to establish a partnership each time you connect to a mobile device, you may still want to configure this 'partnership' for the connected device.Īctivesync and Mobile Device Center are Microsoft products. The installation of Activesync or Mobile Device Center itself is enough, the actual ' file synchronization' of Activesync or MDC is not used by WMS. No Microsoft file synchronization required Especially MDC 6.1 is a large improvement over MDC 6.0.īrowse to or you can also download MDC 6.1 from the Exact FTP. Vista and Windows 7 may need an update to a higher version of Mobile Device Center. You need to be local administrator on the PC where you are installing Activesync. Microsoft Activesync can be downloaded and installed from Microsoft:Īctivesync 4.5 must be used for mobile devices with Windows Mobile 5.x or Windows Mobile 6.x.įor older devices (also for Windows CE) you may use Activesync 3.8 which may behave better in some situations.Īctivesync 3.8 can be downloaded from the Exact FTP ( Sync). This is not a problem of Activesync of MDC, but of older hardware not supported in recent Windows versions.įor the purpose of proper mobile communication to your PC, it may be necessary to configure a Windows XP (virtual) PC Please note, that Windows 7 or Windows Vista PC's may not properly recognize older hand terminals as a proper USB device. MDC is automatically installed with Windows Vista or Windows 7, but you still might need to update to a more higher version (MDC 6.0 needs to be updated to MDC 6.1). Starting from Windows Vista, Activesync is replaced by Microsoft with Mobile Device Center (MDC). E-WMS needs an Activesync connection to exchange data between Globe and scanner, when no ASP RF (wireless) communication is used. Activesync is a Microsoft program to allow communication and synchronization with a mobile device, to your PC.
