CE 1.0 and XP

I'd like to emphasize this step. I'm running WinXP with SP3, and it allowed my A-11 to talk to my desktop.
Thank you all, guys!

It's nice to see that there are still some CE1 users in this world. I'm glad it worked for you.

Usually, when I get a new gadget, I try to go through all the ways to make it work as I want. Forums are always a good option to find these ways. =)
Thanks, Chris... Oops, I mean, C:AmIe.

Do I know you?

Sorry for my joke. In fact, when reading the posts around looking for directions, I found people mentioning this name... I didn't mean to bother you.
I'm pretty used to forums - back in time, I was one of the SuperModders in www.foxgsm.net, which is the largest online community of GSM mobiles in Latin America... That's why I read the posts before asking a question.

And I'm quite sure you don't know me - unless you've ever been to Brazil

HPC Explorer does not support XP. You are going to have to install the CE 2.0 rom chip into you A-11. Strange but true. HPC Explorer does not support CE 2.0 but an easy way to go is to install ActiveSync 3.8 (the last ActiveSync to support CE 2.0).
If you want to stick to CE 1.0, buy a Compact Flash card of reasonable size ... I use a 4MB card for CAB setup transfer purposes. If your PC has no CF slot in it, get a card reader for the PC.

Hope this cracks the problems.

But man... I'm using WinXP SP3, and right now my A-11 which runs WinCE 1.0 is connected to it, and they're talking to each other.
I don't care if H/PC Explorer doesn't offer support for WinXP... As long as it works.

I think Patlap has a little more backdated research to do

Hmm!

C:Amie's point is that this whole thread has been discussion on how H/PC Explorer CAN be made to work in XP. Check the previous pages of this thread.

Im back folks! My A-11 misteriously sprang to life again, and even owning a Linux Smartphone (and loving its multimedia features) and being a strong linux user (main laptop, cellphone, EeePC) and owing a shabby PocketPC 2002, I still think the A-11 IS THE BEST ORGANIZER I EVER HAD.

Now, to the point of the topic:
I spent the whole afternoon trying to remember on how to make hpc explorer work again and now I remember what I missed before ( and this might be the problem for someone out there): My internet router doesnt allow me to have it working. I have to unplug the ethernet from my notebook , and TADA! HPC Explorer syncs perfectly.

Your router uses 192.168.55.x :S Wow, that's unusual.