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Re: I cannot get my run data from last 4 days to sync/...
How u are sync ur data to desktop through which app is sync
check the app
1. remove temp files from desktop
2. reinstall the app
3. check free space on desktop
4. check memory usage on desktop
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To contiue helping you, once the software is reinstalled, please try to sync again.
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1.Download iTunes to your Mac/PC
2.Plug in your iPhone to desktop
3.Open iTunes, it will find your iPhone
4.Click your iOS device
5.On the Summary tab, select "Sync with this [device] over Wi-Fi."
6.Click Apply, then disconnect the USB cable
7.Choose which items you want to sync, then click sync.
The Tracker will upload your data every 15 minutes provided you are within range of any plugged in base station (about 15 feet for direct line of sight), the computer is on and not in sleep or hibernate mode, the software is installed and running, and you have an active internet connection.
While out of range, the Tracker will look for a base station every minute until it syncs your data, after which it will wait 15 minutes before searching again.
You can see when the last successful sync occurred by viewing your main page at www.fitbit.com. Near your profile picture, you will see Synced with a time and date of your last sync.
If you want to force the Tracker to upload its data, place the Tracker on the base station.
While we recommend you sync your data regularly, the Tracker has the ability to store 7 days' worth of detailed, minute by minute data. It will store summary data (calories, distance, and steps) for the trailing 30 days. If you wait longer than 7 days before syncing, you will not see your minute by minute graphs (except on the most recent 7 days).
Your Tracker is able to sync from multiple computers, as long as each computer has the Fitbit software installed and a working base station is plugged in. You don't need to physically connect the devices. Simply down load the app and upload your info.
Here are some tips to increase the performance:
1) Run a lower brightness setting on your screen. Make sure it's not set to automatic.
2) Don't run widgets that update all the time. The more your data connection is running, the more power you use.
3) Make sure screen is turned off when not actually using the phone.
4) If you're in range of WiFi (like at home) use WiFi instead of cell data. It uses less power.
5) Don't have your WiFi, GPS, or Bluetooth on when you're not connected to them. It takes a lot of power for them to continuously search for a connection.
6) Run less background syncing. If you can get away with your email syncing only once every 15 minutes, do that instead of it syncing continuously.
7) Search your phone model on XDA Developers to find additional tips.
8) Last one. Don't run Automatic Task Killers. They often times shut down needed background services which requires a higher CPU load to restart. More CPU load means more battery usage.
First, install Desktop Manager on another computer and sync, just as a backup.
Then, before you sync on YOUR desktop, look for the option on the Desktop Manager to copy from the PDA to the desktop only, so you won't lose your data.
Then, after the sync, change the Desktop Manager back to 2-way sync.
One of the first (and easiest things) you can do is download Malware Bytes to do a scan and clean of your system. This will also allow us to rule out malicious software being the cause of your slow down.
Post your results under this thread so we can follow up with you...
Go to 'Setting', choose 'Data Synchronization', choose 'Data Synchronization' again, then make sure that the 'Background Data', 'Auto-sync', & 'Gmail' boxes are checked.
Go to 'Gmail', press the 'Menu' button on the front of the phone, select 'Settings', choose 'Labels', make sure 'Number of days to sync' is reasonable (i.e. 4 days, or 7 days, something that makes sense).
Back in the Gmail inbox, press the 'Menu' button on the front of the phone, choose 'Refresh'.
You should get your mail. Double check with the desktop version of Gmail.
Vista and quick install work just fine for me.. Here is the process.. Using latest 4.1 from palm.com
you may loose palm desktop data and the users you have created
shut down hotsync, quick install, and palm desktop
go to start.. Programs... Palm desktop
highlight hotsync manager and left click... Go to properties...
Go to compatibility tab and tick run in windows XP mode
select disable visual themes and at bottom select run as administrator
OK that and go to quick install and palm desktop and do the exact same
restart hotsync manager (you will need to allow the program now)
start palm desktop (you will likely need a new user created) (you will also have to allow)
start quick install and poof it will work like new on your vista PC
I struggled with that one for at least 45 min myself but I can now go to quick install and find my application and upload to my palm and sync with ease!
you could check the calendar on your computer using Palm Desktop application. You could restore the data to handheld only if the Palm Desktop show the data you need.
I had this exact same problem did everything U discribe. I even change cables stood in the wind facing north and sacrificed a small animal (hahaha) I called Palm, they said do ahard reset. (haha) reinter 24 day of data manually into the desktop, I dont think so. Then I shut down all the conduits but calender. then I set the conduit to have the handheld over-write the desktop. PROBLEM solved!! No data loss No hard reset No re-entering data. I then folowed up with several test syncs in several conduit configs, including test data in both desktop and handheld. hope this helps.
Probably one of these issues - your data is there but you are looking in the wrong place.
I am trying to sync my outlook calendar and contacts via Hotsync on a Palm IIIc. It gives me the status of OK, but nothing shows up on the Palm. I have set the custom on Hotsync to desktop overwrites handheld, but still will not work. Thanks.
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