NOTE: This article describes a workaround only. (I haven't checked forums for a while partly season and partly other distractions.)The information below is based on Microsoft knowledgebase article KB817379. Unfortunately, when I couldn't read anything on that link.īut yes, I use CreateProcess function (Win32 API) to run repllog.exe from a program running on the handheld too (on Motorola MC2180)! But when I check the connection from desktop - terminal is still connected. Versions of Windows), it's probably one of the executables in \Program Files\MicrosoftĪnd for creating connection I tried all combinations from For Windows Mobile Device Center (Win 7 and Win Vista), it'sĪlmost certainly one of the executables in \Windows\WindowsMobile. I've never tried to control the connection from the "desktop" side, so I'm not sure whatĮxecutable is relevant.
Repllog.exe from a program running on the handheld. I use the CreateProcess function (Win32 API) to "run" It comes with Windows CE and runs under that operating system. When I said "repllog.exe" is the Windows CE end, I meant Thanks for answer BobZ2, but when I run "repllog.exe /d" then terminal is still connected. To reply to me, remove the underscores (_) from my email address (and please indicate which newsgroup and message).īoston, MA reading (be sure to read its disclaimer first): To restart the Windows CE end, you do, indeed, run repllog.exe And which processes I must then run to establich connection with ActiveSync on desktop computer? And with which parameters? Maybe repllog.exe or rnaapp.exe? The Windows CE end of ActiveSync is repllog.exe. Which processes I must kill on windows CE 6.0 to disconnect from ActiveSync on desktop computer? Or how carefully close connection on win ce 6.0 device?
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