Why does 'Cannot Connect' still come up when i turn off the WLAN!!

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mrldigitalmedia

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#7433 14-Apr-2006 14:51

please help me, that annoying "Cannot Connect" pop up keeps poppin up!!

I have a wlan @ home and i only want it on then so i enable the wifi then, but when i want to go out somewhere, in the car, or im filming something important or taking a photo it will keep popping up About every 30 secs. Can someone tell me how to make it stop? I dont want to connect!!!!

thankyou

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#33003 14-Apr-2006 15:00

Perhaps you have the Inbox set to check e-mails every so often? Or some other program that requires Internet access?

mrldigitalmedia

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#33004 14-Apr-2006 15:02

yeah ive just disabled everything so ill see wat happens thanx mate :)

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#33005 14-Apr-2006 15:03

hmm nope still does it!

The only thing thats running in background is "active sync" & "Today Screen"

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#33006 14-Apr-2006 15:06

So perhaps ActiveSync is running on a schedule?

Also, the Inbox checking will not show any process, it's an event...

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#33007 14-Apr-2006 15:23

ok well i deleted my email account now its stopped! thanx.

Wel it kinda sux u have to do that though just to stop it from comin up!

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#33008 14-Apr-2006 15:30

You shouldn't need to delete it completely - there's an option that makes it check for e-mails on a cycle: just turn that option off.

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