Bluetooth serial port set at 39 - how do I change it to 3 as per Activesync?

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gotham

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#2547 19-Oct-2004 22:10

I cannot activesync my ipaq 2210 with my pc.

I know that activesync and bluetooth must have the same com port. Activesync is 3, and bluetooth serial port is 39.

How can I change the bluetooth serial port to 3?

help is appreciated

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#9490 19-Oct-2004 22:16

Check this post. When your Bluetooth configuration is finished, then you'll have to change ActiveSync to the number you to get on your Bluetooth configuration, within the interval allowed.

gotham

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#9502 20-Oct-2004 13:52

Freitasm

thank you for the reply. The fix worked 100%. HP, Belkin and Microsoft had no idea (and Microsoft wanted to charge $50), and you came through without hanging for hours on a phone.

thank you again.

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