I have a MC75 with storage card. I connected it to my machine via ActiveSync and tried to transfer some files. After 10secs the device gets disconnected from the machine, mid way of transfer. I have to restart the device to connect again. I have no idea why this happens. Any help would be appreciated.

Apparently the files are encrypted and can be decrypted only on the handset/Mobile unit it was encrypted on.

To prevent getting such file type in the future, follow this procedure
Start>Settings>System Tab>Encryption
UnCheck on encryption and after this you will get only normal (Unencrypted file).

Another way is the activesync way. Transfer the file from the handset to pc via ActiveSync, it will automatically decrypt and paste the regular format on to your PC.

Hope it helps

You can follow this steps for your concern: Via Memory Card 1. Remove the memory card slot cover, located on the right side of the unit. 2. Insert a microSD memory card into the memory card slot until it locks in place 2. On the SGH-i607, navigate to the folder that contains the image 3. Highlight the desired image 4. Press the right soft key for Menu 5. Select Edit (4) 6. Select Copy (2) 7. Navigate to the Storage Card using the up or down navigation keys. 8. Press the left soft key for Select.to copy the image to the memory card Via Bluetooth On the SGH-i607 1. While in standby mode, turn Bluetooth on 2. Switch the Bluetooth visibility to On On the PC 1. Connect the Bluetooth adaptor to the PC?s USB port 2. Search for Bluetooth devices 3. Select the device to pair with the PC 4. Exchange PIN code(s) on both the PC & handset to pair devices (default pass code is ?0000?) 5. Using My Bluetooth Places, select File Transfer or OBEX to view the phone?s contents 6. Copy the desired Photo file 7. Paste the file in a PC destination

The .menc extension is the indicator that tells whether a file is encrypted. The purpose of the extension is to indicate that you can't open those files. A Lock icon is also associated with the encrypted files.
When you insert the storage card back to your device where the files were encrypted, the [GUID] will match with the decryption key on your device and the [GUID].menc extension will not be displayed. Encrypted files will appear just like normal files and they can be opened.

Decrypting files:
To decrypt files that are encrypted, the current solution is to transfer them from the storage card to a computer via ActiveSync or Windows Mobile Device Center, and then copy them back to the storage card after the Storage Card Encryption has been disabled on the device.

1. To disable Storage Card Encryption:
2. Go to Start>Settings>System Tab>Encryption.
3. Uncheck the box that says “Encrypt files placed on the storage card.”
4. Tap OK.

you just have o insert the usb cable on your pc then you have open the folder where you want to save your music data.. you just have to copy and paste from pc to your phone..

No, it's very likely a software configuration option on your phone.

Goto: "Start | Settings | Connections | USB to PC" and clear the checkbox "Enable faster data synchronization". Don't forget to restart your phone afterwards.

Having that option "enabled" makes for faster (Explorer-like) file-transfers, but disables "ActiveSync", making the device a normal "USB storage device" without the sync extra features. Disabling the options re-enables the "ActiveSync".

well the easiest solution is to get a micro sd card for 15 bucks and transfer them that way.

Did you download the drivers for your blackjack onto your computer is the next question.

assuming you did, and it is working correctly, just simply go to my computer (windows based) while plugged into your usb, you should be able to just file explore there. that will bring up your pictures.

(last suggestion, go to a cvs, walgreens, etc...and bluetooth them to a kodak picture kiosk, put them on a cd for 3 bucks.

Clint

Try disconnecting your Axim from your PC, then open ActiveSync on your PC, and delete the partnership. Next, reconnect your Axim X5, and go through the connection wizard again, and create a new partnership.

I have bluetooth Activesync working on my hw6515 connected to a Dell x300. Followed the instructions in the User Guide Chapter 9. Need to take note of the com port assigned to bluetooth serial port on the PC. Connection must be initiated each time from the IPAQ ie go to buetooth manager and connect the activesync shortcut.

When you attach your ipaq, you should be able to go into My Computer and view the ipaq as a removable storage device, seeing the actual files and folders located on your ipaq. I would attempt to transfer the files via copy and past if Activesync cannot do it. If that solves the problem then its simply that Activesync is encountering some sort of memory overflow, if it still cannot sync then there is a problem with transfer protocol its using.

Seeing that you are using a EM500 with only 16mb of RAM, you might want to get a SD/MMC Card. With that being said, let's do this, shall we? Connect your PPC to your desktop using ActiveSync, then press on the TAB "Explore" then "My Pocket PC". You are interest in the "My Documents" folder, that is where you will place your .WMA, MP3, OGG files. Just copy the music file from your desktop that you want on your PPC, and then paste it to the "My Documents" folder of your PPC. Now if you have a storage card (MMC/SD), you will have to create a folder on the storage card and name it to "My Documents". So you will then have 2 My Documents folders, one on storage card, and 1 on the PPC. If you want the Music file on the storage card to save space on your PPC, then do the following. Connect the PPC to your desktop using activesync, then press on the TAB "Explore" then "My Pocket PC". You then need to click on the "Storage Card" folder, there you will see your "My Documents" folder you created. Just copy the music file from your desktop that you want on your PPC, then paste it to that folder. To speed things up, you can also use a MMC/SD Reader. you can then copy and paste directly on the memory card, without going thru ActiveSync. Goodluck, and have fun!