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Marc Bosch
Jan 21, 2010, 8:08:01 AM1/21/10
to
Hi there,
just installed Office2010 64Bit on my Desktop.
(Clean Install of Windows7 64-Bit Pro, no other Email-Software, not even
Windows Live Mail)
Sadly it says when my mobile phone (HTC Touch Diamond 2) is connected:
(Google Translate from German)
"there is no default email client available, or the current mail client can
not fulfill the messaging requirements. Run Microsoft Outlook and set Outlook
as default email client"
I tested 32Bit Outlook2010 on my Laptop - it works fine with sync - but not
the 64Bit Version.
Already read the complaints of other German users in the web - nobody seems
to have an answer.
It seems as this is a Windows Mobile Device Center Problem as this is not
64-Bit.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
Can anybody please help?
Regards,
Marc
Todd Allcock
Jan 21, 2010, 11:19:45 AM1/21/10
to
I don't think anyone can help you just yet. Outlook 2010 is still in beta,
and there's no solution for the 64-bit sync problem yet. (IIRC, using
the 64-bit WMDC doesn't solve this.) You'll have to use the 32-bit
Outlook to sync for the time being.
Marc Bosch
Jan 21, 2010, 4:31:09 PM1/21/10
to
Hi Todd,
thanks for the quick answer. :-)
As I heard there always were problems with this - already on Vista 64Bit.
"Use the 32 Bit Version" is somewhat unsatisfying.
Which product group do you think would be the best to access to?
Windows Mobile Device Center?
Outlook?
Office?
Windows?
Regards,
Marc
"Todd Allcock" wrote:
> .
>
Sven
Jan 21, 2010, 11:05:10 PM1/21/10
to
I was going to provide basically the same respose as Todd. As he said, 2010
is still in Beta. I would expect that the ultimate solution would need to
come from the WMDC folks, as they would need to interface correctly with the
new version (and 64b version) of Outlook, rather than the other way round. I
would expect that they would be currently engaged in the process/upgrade as
their colleagues are proceeding on Outlook/Office. I can dream. I do think
that we won't see an official new release of WMDC until Office 2010 is
final, much like any other 'third' party program that accesses office
elements. If you have the opportunity to influence any group at MS, I would
start with the WMDC shop. We would all appreciate it, because, as you said,
resorting to 32b, to accomodate a MS Windows Mobile product, is just not an
acceptable option.
is still in Beta. I would expect that the ultimate solution would need to
come from the WMDC folks, as they would need to interface correctly with the
new version (and 64b version) of Outlook, rather than the other way round. I
would expect that they would be currently engaged in the process/upgrade as
their colleagues are proceeding on Outlook/Office. I can dream. I do think
that we won't see an official new release of WMDC until Office 2010 is
final, much like any other 'third' party program that accesses office
elements. If you have the opportunity to influence any group at MS, I would
start with the WMDC shop. We would all appreciate it, because, as you said,
resorting to 32b, to accomodate a MS Windows Mobile product, is just not an
acceptable option.
"Marc Bosch" <Marc...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:508C454F-3163-48CC...@microsoft.com...
Todd Allcock
Jan 22, 2010, 10:17:59 AM1/22/10
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Agreed, to a point. While "use the 32-bit" might be an unsatisfying answer,
keep in mind OL2010 is a beta product, so you could argue "doesn't sync with
Windows Mobile" is one of the issues to be resolved.
keep in mind OL2010 is a beta product, so you could argue "doesn't sync with
Windows Mobile" is one of the issues to be resolved.
From MS' Technet, Microsoft Office 2010 64-bit "is needed only by those
Microsoft Excel users who require Excel spreadsheets that are larger than 2
gigabytes (GB). The 32-bit version of Office 2010 provides the same
functionality and is also compatible with 32-bit add-ins... ...the only
advantage of 64-bit Office is the ability to work with documents larger than
2GB (which is why OL2010 32-bit installs by default on all systems including
64-bit systems!)"
So, unless you need large document handling, it comes down to prorities, I
guess- how important is mobile sync vs. continued testing of a 64-bit
software package with few practical advantages over the 64-bit?
As far as contacting MS, I can tell you they're already quite aware! ;)
Kidding aside, the more voices the better. Personally I'd suggest pestering
both the Office and WMDC groups!
"Marc Bosch" <Marc...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:508C454F-3163-48CC...@microsoft.com...
Marc Bosch
Jan 22, 2010, 10:28:01 AM1/22/10
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Hi Sven,
thanks so much for the details and your thoughts.
Can you please help me answer these following questions that came up when I
read your thoughts:
1. Is Windows Mobile Device Center really a 3rd Party App?
2. What is the WMDC Shop?
3. Where would I find the Product Group or company that is currently working
on the WMDC? (blog, site, ...)
Regards,
Marc
Sven
Jan 28, 2010, 10:28:21 PM1/28/10
to
Todd added some thoughts as well. No WMDC isn't a third party app, except in
the terms that MS is so big they sometimes lose sight of internal
collaboration. AFAIK the folks responsible for WMDC aren't part of the
Office crowd (Outlook) or the Windows Mobile crowd. They are separate,
maybe part of the OS group? That is what I mean by the WMDC shop, that
group of developers, and layers of management that are responsible for
generating WMDC and interfacing with both the Office and WM teams (and Media
Player as well). Your last question is the kicker. Wish I knew the answer to
that. I am going to be at MS in Feb visiting the WM developers, and may have
some opportunity to talk to Outlook folks. I will try to hunt down the WMDC
folks and kick, err, speak to them. I still have hope that it is an issue
largely because of the Beta nature of Office 2010. It seems like it is the
first version that actually has a 64b version? Given that the WMDC guys
haven't had to worry about this before, and may be cautious in releasing
anything before Office is closer to release (stable).
the terms that MS is so big they sometimes lose sight of internal
collaboration. AFAIK the folks responsible for WMDC aren't part of the
Office crowd (Outlook) or the Windows Mobile crowd. They are separate,
maybe part of the OS group? That is what I mean by the WMDC shop, that
group of developers, and layers of management that are responsible for
generating WMDC and interfacing with both the Office and WM teams (and Media
Player as well). Your last question is the kicker. Wish I knew the answer to
that. I am going to be at MS in Feb visiting the WM developers, and may have
some opportunity to talk to Outlook folks. I will try to hunt down the WMDC
folks and kick, err, speak to them. I still have hope that it is an issue
largely because of the Beta nature of Office 2010. It seems like it is the
first version that actually has a 64b version? Given that the WMDC guys
haven't had to worry about this before, and may be cautious in releasing
anything before Office is closer to release (stable).
"Marc Bosch" <Marc...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C651B9C3-242F-4317...@microsoft.com...
Cooper@discussions.microsoft.com Chaya Cooper
Apr 14, 2010, 2:20:01 AM4/14/10
to
I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one with this problem, and incredibly
grateful that there seems to be a workaround.
grateful that there seems to be a workaround.
I am more than willing to use the 32-bit but i can't seem to figure out how
to do that :-( Do you know how to get the 32-bit version? The website doesn't
seem to offer that as an option to download.
"Todd Allcock" wrote:
> .
>
Todd Allcock
Apr 15, 2010, 1:25:21 PM4/15/10
to
Presumably you'd get the 32-bit versionfrom whereever you downloaded the
beta in the first place. In my younger days I used to hop on every beta
that came along, but in my ripe old age I tend to stick with what's working
for me. I checked out the OL2010 site and it claimed to offer both versions
for DL after registering, (and recommended 32-bit, FWIW!) but I didn't
bother to register to get to actual download links. The official download
page is here:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/2010/en/default.aspx
beta in the first place. In my younger days I used to hop on every beta
that came along, but in my ripe old age I tend to stick with what's working
for me. I checked out the OL2010 site and it claimed to offer both versions
for DL after registering, (and recommended 32-bit, FWIW!) but I didn't
bother to register to get to actual download links. The official download
page is here:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/2010/en/default.aspx
From there I followed the download links for "IT Professionals" but, as I
said, I stopped before registering.
"Chaya Cooper" <Chaya Coo...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0395FB72-2B01-4A18...@microsoft.com...
israel ptashnik
Feb 5, 2012, 2:11:02 AM2/5/12
to
i am using win7 64 bit
ans office 2010 32bit
still i can't sync
i got the message
"Cannot synchronize with the Outlook profile you are using, because a different profile was previously set up or the profile is password-protected.
Please open Outlook using the appropriate profile."
do u have any advice to solve the problem ?
thanks
israel
> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 8:08 AM Marc Bosch wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> just installed Office2010 64Bit on my Desktop.
> (Clean Install of Windows7 64-Bit Pro, no other Email-Software, not even
> Windows Live Mail)
>
> Sadly it says when my mobile phone (HTC Touch Diamond 2) is connected:
> (Google Translate from German)
> "there is no default email client available, or the current mail client can
> not fulfill the messaging requirements. Run Microsoft Outlook and set Outlook
> as default email client"
>
> I tested 32Bit Outlook2010 on my Laptop - it works fine with sync - but not
> the 64Bit Version.
> Already read the complaints of other German users in the web - nobody seems
> to have an answer.
>
> It seems as this is a Windows Mobile Device Center Problem as this is not
> 64-Bit.
>> can
>> Outlook
>> not
>> seems
>> not
>> US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
>>
>>
>> I do not think anyone can help you just yet. Outlook 2010 is still in beta,
>> and there is no solution for the 64-bit sync problem yet. (IIRC, using
>> the 64-bit WMDC does not solve this.) You'll have to use the 32-bit
>>>>>>> Todd added some thoughts as well. No WMDC is not a third party app, except in
>>>>>>>> I am glad to know that I am not the only one with this problem, and incredibly
>>>>>>>> grateful that there iseems to be a workaround.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I am more than willing to use the 32-bit but i cannot seem to figure out how
>>>>>>>> to do that :-( Do you know how to get the 32-bit version? The website does not
>>>>>>>>> Presumably you would get the 32-bit versionfrom whereever you downloaded the
ans office 2010 32bit
still i can't sync
i got the message
"Cannot synchronize with the Outlook profile you are using, because a different profile was previously set up or the profile is password-protected.
Please open Outlook using the appropriate profile."
do u have any advice to solve the problem ?
thanks
israel
> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 8:08 AM Marc Bosch wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> just installed Office2010 64Bit on my Desktop.
> (Clean Install of Windows7 64-Bit Pro, no other Email-Software, not even
> Windows Live Mail)
>
> Sadly it says when my mobile phone (HTC Touch Diamond 2) is connected:
> (Google Translate from German)
> "there is no default email client available, or the current mail client can
> not fulfill the messaging requirements. Run Microsoft Outlook and set Outlook
> as default email client"
>
> I tested 32Bit Outlook2010 on my Laptop - it works fine with sync - but not
> the 64Bit Version.
> Already read the complaints of other German users in the web - nobody seems
> to have an answer.
>
> It seems as this is a Windows Mobile Device Center Problem as this is not
> 64-Bit.
> http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
>
> Can anybody please help?
>
> Regards,
> Marc
>
> Can anybody please help?
>
> Regards,
> Marc
>> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 11:19 AM Todd Allcock wrote:
>> At 21 Jan 2010 05:08:01 -0800 Marc Bosch wrote:
>> even
>> At 21 Jan 2010 05:08:01 -0800 Marc Bosch wrote:
>> can
>> Outlook
>> not
>> seems
>> not
>> US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
>>
>>
>> I do not think anyone can help you just yet. Outlook 2010 is still in beta,
>> and there is no solution for the 64-bit sync problem yet. (IIRC, using
>> the 64-bit WMDC does not solve this.) You'll have to use the 32-bit
>> Outlook to sync for the time being.
>>> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 4:31 PM Marc Bosch wrote:
>>> Hi Todd,
>>>
>>> thanks for the quick answer. :-)
>>> As I heard there always were problems with this - already on Vista 64Bit.
>>>
>>> "Use the 32 Bit Version" is somewhat unsatisfying.
>>>
>>> Which product group do you think would be the best to access to?
>>> Windows Mobile Device Center?
>>> Outlook?
>>> Office?
>>> Windows?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Marc
>>>
>>>
>>> "Todd Allcock" wrote:
>>> Hi Todd,
>>>
>>> thanks for the quick answer. :-)
>>> As I heard there always were problems with this - already on Vista 64Bit.
>>>
>>> "Use the 32 Bit Version" is somewhat unsatisfying.
>>>
>>> Which product group do you think would be the best to access to?
>>> Windows Mobile Device Center?
>>> Outlook?
>>> Office?
>>> Windows?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Marc
>>>
>>>
>>> "Todd Allcock" wrote:
>>>> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 11:05 PM Sven wrote:
>>>> I was going to provide basically the same respose as Todd. As he said, 2010
>>>> is still in Beta. I would expect that the ultimate solution would need to
>>>> come from the WMDC folks, as they would need to interface correctly with the
>>>> new version (and 64b version) of Outlook, rather than the other way round. I
>>>> would expect that they would be currently engaged in the process/upgrade as
>>>> their colleagues are proceeding on Outlook/Office. I can dream. I do think
>>>> that we will not see an official new release of WMDC until Office 2010 is
>>>> I was going to provide basically the same respose as Todd. As he said, 2010
>>>> is still in Beta. I would expect that the ultimate solution would need to
>>>> come from the WMDC folks, as they would need to interface correctly with the
>>>> new version (and 64b version) of Outlook, rather than the other way round. I
>>>> would expect that they would be currently engaged in the process/upgrade as
>>>> their colleagues are proceeding on Outlook/Office. I can dream. I do think
>>>> final, much like any other 'third' party program that accesses office
>>>> elements. If you have the opportunity to influence any group at MS, I would
>>>> start with the WMDC shop. We would all appreciate it, because, as you said,
>>>> resorting to 32b, to accomodate a MS Windows Mobile product, is just not an
>>>> acceptable option.
>>>> elements. If you have the opportunity to influence any group at MS, I would
>>>> start with the WMDC shop. We would all appreciate it, because, as you said,
>>>> resorting to 32b, to accomodate a MS Windows Mobile product, is just not an
>>>> acceptable option.
>>>>> On Friday, January 22, 2010 10:17 AM Todd Allcock wrote:
>>>>> Agreed, to a point. While "use the 32-bit" might be an unsatisfying answer,
>>>>> keep in mind OL2010 is a beta product, so you could argue "does not sync with
>>>>> Agreed, to a point. While "use the 32-bit" might be an unsatisfying answer,
>>>>> Windows Mobile" is one of the issues to be resolved.
>>>>>
>>>>> From MS' Technet, Microsoft Office 2010 64-bit "is needed only by those
>>>>> Microsoft Excel users who require Excel spreadsheets that are larger than 2
>>>>> gigabytes (GB). The 32-bit version of Office 2010 provides the same
>>>>> functionality and is also compatible with 32-bit add-ins... ...the only
>>>>> advantage of 64-bit Office is the ability to work with documents larger than
>>>>> 2GB (which is why OL2010 32-bit installs by default on all systems including
>>>>> 64-bit systems!)"
>>>>>
>>>>> So, unless you need large document handling, it comes down to prorities, I
>>>>> guess- how important is mobile sync vs. continued testing of a 64-bit
>>>>> software package with few practical advantages over the 64-bit?
>>>>>
>>>>> As far as contacting MS, I can tell you they are already quite aware! ;)
>>>>>
>>>>> From MS' Technet, Microsoft Office 2010 64-bit "is needed only by those
>>>>> Microsoft Excel users who require Excel spreadsheets that are larger than 2
>>>>> gigabytes (GB). The 32-bit version of Office 2010 provides the same
>>>>> functionality and is also compatible with 32-bit add-ins... ...the only
>>>>> advantage of 64-bit Office is the ability to work with documents larger than
>>>>> 2GB (which is why OL2010 32-bit installs by default on all systems including
>>>>> 64-bit systems!)"
>>>>>
>>>>> So, unless you need large document handling, it comes down to prorities, I
>>>>> guess- how important is mobile sync vs. continued testing of a 64-bit
>>>>> software package with few practical advantages over the 64-bit?
>>>>>
>>>>> Kidding aside, the more voices the better. Personally I'd suggest pestering
>>>>> both the Office and WMDC groups!
>>>>> both the Office and WMDC groups!
>>>>>> On Friday, January 22, 2010 10:28 AM Marc Bosch wrote:
>>>>>> Hi Sven,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> thanks so much for the details and your thoughts.
>>>>>> Can you please help me answer these following questions that came up when I
>>>>>> read your thoughts:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 1. Is Windows Mobile Device Center really a 3rd Party App?
>>>>>> 2. What is the WMDC Shop?
>>>>>> 3. Where would I find the Product Group or company that is currently working
>>>>>> on the WMDC? (blog, site, ...)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>> Marc
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "Sven" wrote:
>>>>>>> On Thursday, January 28, 2010 10:28 PM Sven wrote:
>>>>>> Hi Sven,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> thanks so much for the details and your thoughts.
>>>>>> Can you please help me answer these following questions that came up when I
>>>>>> read your thoughts:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 1. Is Windows Mobile Device Center really a 3rd Party App?
>>>>>> 2. What is the WMDC Shop?
>>>>>> 3. Where would I find the Product Group or company that is currently working
>>>>>> on the WMDC? (blog, site, ...)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>> Marc
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "Sven" wrote:
>>>>>>> Todd added some thoughts as well. No WMDC is not a third party app, except in
>>>>>>> the terms that MS is so big they sometimes lose sight of internal
>>>>>>> collaboration. AFAIK the folks responsible for WMDC are not part of the
>>>>>>> Office crowd (Outlook) or the Windows Mobile crowd. They are separate,
>>>>>>> maybe part of the OS group? That is what I mean by the WMDC shop, that
>>>>>>> group of developers, and layers of management that are responsible for
>>>>>>> generating WMDC and interfacing with both the Office and WM teams (and Media
>>>>>>> Player as well). Your last question is the kicker. Wish I knew the answer to
>>>>>>> that. I am going to be at MS in Feb visiting the WM developers, and may have
>>>>>>> some opportunity to talk to Outlook folks. I will try to hunt down the WMDC
>>>>>>> folks and kick, err, speak to them. I still have hope that it is an issue
>>>>>>> largely because of the Beta nature of Office 2010. It seems like it is the
>>>>>>> first version that actually has a 64b version? Given that the WMDC guys
>>>>>>> have not had to worry about this before, and may be cautious in releasing
>>>>>>> maybe part of the OS group? That is what I mean by the WMDC shop, that
>>>>>>> group of developers, and layers of management that are responsible for
>>>>>>> generating WMDC and interfacing with both the Office and WM teams (and Media
>>>>>>> Player as well). Your last question is the kicker. Wish I knew the answer to
>>>>>>> that. I am going to be at MS in Feb visiting the WM developers, and may have
>>>>>>> some opportunity to talk to Outlook folks. I will try to hunt down the WMDC
>>>>>>> folks and kick, err, speak to them. I still have hope that it is an issue
>>>>>>> largely because of the Beta nature of Office 2010. It seems like it is the
>>>>>>> first version that actually has a 64b version? Given that the WMDC guys
>>>>>>> anything before Office is closer to release (stable).
>>>>>>>> On Wednesday, April 14, 2010 2:20 AM Chaya Cooper wrote:
>>>>>>>> I am glad to know that I am not the only one with this problem, and incredibly
>>>>>>>> grateful that there iseems to be a workaround.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I am more than willing to use the 32-bit but i cannot seem to figure out how
>>>>>>>> to do that :-( Do you know how to get the 32-bit version? The website does not
>>>>>>>> seem to offer that as an option to download.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> "Todd Allcock" wrote:
>>>>>>>>> On Thursday, April 15, 2010 1:25 PM Todd Allcock wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> "Todd Allcock" wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Presumably you would get the 32-bit versionfrom whereever you downloaded the
>>>>>>>>> beta in the first place. In my younger days I used to hop on every beta
>>>>>>>>> that came along, but in my ripe old age I tend to stick with what is working
>>>>>>>>> for me. I checked out the OL2010 site and it claimed to offer both versions
>>>>>>>>> for DL after registering, (and recommended 32-bit, FWIW!) but I did not
israel ptashnik
Feb 5, 2012, 2:11:08 AM2/5/12
to
i am using win7 64 bit
ans office 2010 32bit
still i can't sync
i got the message
"Cannot synchronize with the Outlook profile you are using, because a different profile was previously set up or the profile is password-protected.
Please open Outlook using the appropriate profile."
do u have any advice to solve the problem ?
thanks
israel
ans office 2010 32bit
still i can't sync
i got the message
"Cannot synchronize with the Outlook profile you are using, because a different profile was previously set up or the profile is password-protected.
Please open Outlook using the appropriate profile."
do u have any advice to solve the problem ?
thanks
israel
> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 8:08 AM Marc Bosch wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> just installed Office2010 64Bit on my Desktop.
> (Clean Install of Windows7 64-Bit Pro, no other Email-Software, not even
> Windows Live Mail)
>
> Sadly it says when my mobile phone (HTC Touch Diamond 2) is connected:
> (Google Translate from German)
> "there is no default email client available, or the current mail client can
> not fulfill the messaging requirements. Run Microsoft Outlook and set Outlook
> as default email client"
>
> I tested 32Bit Outlook2010 on my Laptop - it works fine with sync - but not
> the 64Bit Version.
> Already read the complaints of other German users in the web - nobody seems
> to have an answer.
>
> It seems as this is a Windows Mobile Device Center Problem as this is not
> 64-Bit.
> Hi there,
>
> just installed Office2010 64Bit on my Desktop.
> (Clean Install of Windows7 64-Bit Pro, no other Email-Software, not even
> Windows Live Mail)
>
> Sadly it says when my mobile phone (HTC Touch Diamond 2) is connected:
> (Google Translate from German)
> "there is no default email client available, or the current mail client can
> not fulfill the messaging requirements. Run Microsoft Outlook and set Outlook
> as default email client"
>
> I tested 32Bit Outlook2010 on my Laptop - it works fine with sync - but not
> the 64Bit Version.
> Already read the complaints of other German users in the web - nobody seems
> to have an answer.
>
> It seems as this is a Windows Mobile Device Center Problem as this is not
> 64-Bit.
> http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
>
> Can anybody please help?
>
> Regards,
> Marc
>
> Can anybody please help?
>
> Regards,
> Marc
>> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 11:19 AM Todd Allcock wrote:
>> At 21 Jan 2010 05:08:01 -0800 Marc Bosch wrote:
>> At 21 Jan 2010 05:08:01 -0800 Marc Bosch wrote:
>> even
>> can
>> Outlook
>> not
>> seems
>> not
>> US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
>>
>>
>> I do not think anyone can help you just yet. Outlook 2010 is still in beta,
>> can
>> Outlook
>> not
>> seems
>> not
>> US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
>>
>>
>> and there is no solution for the 64-bit sync problem yet. (IIRC, using
>> the 64-bit WMDC does not solve this.) You'll have to use the 32-bit
>> Outlook to sync for the time being.
>>> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 4:31 PM Marc Bosch wrote:
>>> Hi Todd,
>>>
>>> thanks for the quick answer. :-)
>>> As I heard there always were problems with this - already on Vista 64Bit.
>>>
>>> "Use the 32 Bit Version" is somewhat unsatisfying.
>>>
>>> Which product group do you think would be the best to access to?
>>> Windows Mobile Device Center?
>>> Outlook?
>>> Office?
>>> Windows?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Marc
>>>
>>>
>>> "Todd Allcock" wrote:
>>>
>>> thanks for the quick answer. :-)
>>> As I heard there always were problems with this - already on Vista 64Bit.
>>>
>>> "Use the 32 Bit Version" is somewhat unsatisfying.
>>>
>>> Which product group do you think would be the best to access to?
>>> Windows Mobile Device Center?
>>> Outlook?
>>> Office?
>>> Windows?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Marc
>>>
>>>
>>> "Todd Allcock" wrote:
israel ptashnik
Feb 5, 2012, 2:13:32 AM2/5/12
to
i am using win 7 64bit
and office 2010 32 bit
still i can't sync, i got the response
thanks israel
> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 8:08 AM Marc Bosch wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> just installed Office2010 64Bit on my Desktop.
> (Clean Install of Windows7 64-Bit Pro, no other Email-Software, not even
> Windows Live Mail)
>
> Sadly it says when my mobile phone (HTC Touch Diamond 2) is connected:
> (Google Translate from German)
> "there is no default email client available, or the current mail client can
> not fulfill the messaging requirements. Run Microsoft Outlook and set Outlook
> as default email client"
>
> I tested 32Bit Outlook2010 on my Laptop - it works fine with sync - but not
> the 64Bit Version.
> Already read the complaints of other German users in the web - nobody seems
> to have an answer.
>
> It seems as this is a Windows Mobile Device Center Problem as this is not
> 64-Bit.
>> and there is no solution for the 64-bit sync problem yet. (IIRC, using
>> the 64-bit WMDC does not solve this.) You'll have to use the 32-bit
and office 2010 32 bit
still i can't sync, i got the response
"Cannot synchronize with the Outlook profile you are using, because a different profile was previously set up or the profile is password-protected.
Please open Outlook using the appropriate profile."
do u have ant advice to solve the problem
Please open Outlook using the appropriate profile."
thanks israel
> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 8:08 AM Marc Bosch wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> just installed Office2010 64Bit on my Desktop.
> (Clean Install of Windows7 64-Bit Pro, no other Email-Software, not even
> Windows Live Mail)
>
> Sadly it says when my mobile phone (HTC Touch Diamond 2) is connected:
> (Google Translate from German)
> "there is no default email client available, or the current mail client can
> not fulfill the messaging requirements. Run Microsoft Outlook and set Outlook
> as default email client"
>
> I tested 32Bit Outlook2010 on my Laptop - it works fine with sync - but not
> the 64Bit Version.
> Already read the complaints of other German users in the web - nobody seems
> to have an answer.
>
> It seems as this is a Windows Mobile Device Center Problem as this is not
> 64-Bit.
> http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
>
> Can anybody please help?
>
> Regards,
> Marc
>
> Can anybody please help?
>
> Regards,
> Marc
>> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 11:19 AM Todd Allcock wrote:
>> At 21 Jan 2010 05:08:01 -0800 Marc Bosch wrote:
>> At 21 Jan 2010 05:08:01 -0800 Marc Bosch wrote:
>> even
>> can
>> Outlook
>> not
>> seems
>> not
>> US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
>>
>>
>> I do not think anyone can help you just yet. Outlook 2010 is still in beta,
>> can
>> Outlook
>> not
>> seems
>> not
>> US/office2010/thread/7386512f-66cc-4a7a-97e3-34ae6cee9a83
>>
>>
>> and there is no solution for the 64-bit sync problem yet. (IIRC, using
>> the 64-bit WMDC does not solve this.) You'll have to use the 32-bit
>> Outlook to sync for the time being.
>>> On Thursday, January 21, 2010 4:31 PM Marc Bosch wrote:
>>> Hi Todd,
>>>
>>> thanks for the quick answer. :-)
>>> As I heard there always were problems with this - already on Vista 64Bit.
>>>
>>> "Use the 32 Bit Version" is somewhat unsatisfying.
>>>
>>> Which product group do you think would be the best to access to?
>>> Windows Mobile Device Center?
>>> Outlook?
>>> Office?
>>> Windows?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Marc
>>>
>>>
>>> "Todd Allcock" wrote:
>>>
>>> thanks for the quick answer. :-)
>>> As I heard there always were problems with this - already on Vista 64Bit.
>>>
>>> "Use the 32 Bit Version" is somewhat unsatisfying.
>>>
>>> Which product group do you think would be the best to access to?
>>> Windows Mobile Device Center?
>>> Outlook?
>>> Office?
>>> Windows?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Marc
>>>
>>>
>>> "Todd Allcock" wrote:
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