ActiveSync 4.5 No systemtray icon: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows CE Services] "ComShowIcon"=dword:00000000 No connection wizard: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows… Read More

The above command line didn't quite work for me, try this instead: setup.exe /S /v"/qn" For uninstallation: MsiExec.exe /X{B208806F-A231-4FA0-AB3F-5C1B8979223E} /qb- To prevent the system o… Read More

ActiveSync now ships as MSI-package (v.4.5+) Read More

I have found that you get a message (Previous version already installed) when trying to upgrade from 4.1.4841.0. In order to get around this I have created a transform and done the following: … Read More

To prevent the ActiveSync dialog from showing up everytime a handheld device connects to the pc add this registry key to your installation: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows CE Ser… Read More

1) Run Setup.exe /a to create an admin installation share 2) Install Software via software management MsiExec.exe /I "Microsoft ActiveSync 4.0.msi" /qb-! Reboot=ReallySuppress 3) Copy DPInst.… Read More

Create a Snap-Shot of the installation. Then use "SETUP.EXE /V /a" to create an administrative installation to a network location. Search for the file "Rndis_Update.exe" in "\\\Windows\INF" if … Read More

Deploying ActiveSync 4.1 in USER (restricted, locked down) context from the GPO for WindowsXP pro based client. I used Wise for Windows installer (3.5) and made a full capture of C:\. I assu… Read More

Deploying ActiveSync 4.1 in USER (restricted, locked down) context from the GPO for WindowsXP pro based client. I used Wise for Windows installer (3.5) and made a full capture of C:\. I assu… Read More

Here is my recipe: *** Create a MST for Microsoft ActiveSync 4.x. 1) Make a backup copy of the original '*ActiveSync*.msi' file as example I use: 'ActiveSync_ORCA.msi'. 2) Open ActiveSync_ORCA… Read More

setup.exe /s /V/qb! The above works for a default installation. Sebastian Read More

You may download the latest Active Sync Developer Preview here. FINALLY Microsoft went away from that silly silent.ini and create an MSI for delivery. You can run "setup.exe /a" to install to… Read More