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Also, I would test this on a different machine, or at least using a new User profile in Windows with Local Admin rights.<br />
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I hope this helps !<br />

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Also, I would test this on a different machine, or at least using a new User profile in Windows with Local Admin rights.

I hope this helps !


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1) Disconnect your device.<br />
2) On your devicee, go to Start - Settings - Connections - USB to PC. <br />
3) Disable Advanced network functionality and connect again.<br />
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Try that.
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1) Disconnect your device.
2) On your devicee, go to Start - Settings - Connections - USB to PC.
3) Disable Advanced network functionality and connect again.

Try that.

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Out of nowhere, 2 of our phones stopped sync'ing with our Exchange 2003 server while docked to their desktop machines. ActiveSync reports a 85020006 error, which is &quot;unable to connect to server&quot;. The phones sync fine over GPRS, and we have several other phones that sync with no problems at all. I've tried setting the &quot;Connects me to&quot; to &quot;Internet&quot; instead of &quot;Autodetect&quot; in Activesync as people on various sites have suggested, but to no avail. Any good ideas out there?
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Out of nowhere, 2 of our phones stopped sync'ing with our Exchange 2003 server while docked to their desktop machines. ActiveSync reports a 85020006 error, which is "unable to connect to server". The phones sync fine over GPRS, and we have several other phones that sync with no problems at all. I've tried setting the "Connects me to" to "Internet" instead of "Autodetect" in Activesync as people on various sites have suggested, but to no avail. Any good ideas out there?

ActiveSync stops working with errorcode 85020006

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