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C:Amie - 2010-08-09 9:30 AM
Moved to HPC2000 support
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Thank you. The mis-classification is a sign of my meager knowledge of the technology of these devices.
The above helpful link took me to an HPCFactor page that has two downloads the driver for the 2011 Wireless card
[1] 2001_win_ce.exe
[2] inflated.zip
My host computer is a laptop running Vista Home Premium. I understand that with this operating system old style "Activesync Connectivty" is no longer possible. However, when I connect my 720 to the host using a USB connection, I am able to transfer files
(albeit, at a very slow rate
) from my host to either the 1gig CF card or directly to the 720 memory. This transfer is done "manually" using Vista Window Explorer to drag and drop the files.
However, other aspects of this process of loading a driver for the 2011 Wireless Card are not self evident to me. So... here goes...
[1] I am able to open and extract the Arm CAB file from the Inflated.zip file.
[2] Where do I place the Arm CAB file and the .exe file in my 720? Can I place them both on the 1gig CF card or must I place them in the 720 built in memory?
[3] Why do I need two files?
[4] When the files are in place, which file do I "execute"? The .exe file or the CAB file?
[5] Do I need to perform a soft reset after I install the driver?
[6] Will the driver set-up tell me that I have achieved a successful installation?
*** The Plot Thickens ***
I inadvertently inserted the 2011 Wireless card into the 720 prior to the installation of the card drivers. I now understand that this was a big "No-No". [I have discussed this moral lapse with my Confessor.]
I now must perform a hard reset on the 720 in which ALL data will be lost. CORRECT?
Question...
Can I transfer the data and user installed application files from the 720 to the CF card prior to the hard reset?
And, then, can I REMOVE the CF card from the unit and then reinsert the cf card AFTER the hard reset?
I would then move the data files and the user installed application back to the 720.
Thanks to all who comment...
braveheart