Greetings, I am trying to install windows mobile device center on a win 7 64 bit machine. It proceeds with the install and at a certain point the installer says that it is installing driver updates.

The system is unable to activate the default uninstaller of the Windows Mobile Device Center Driver Update. Synthogy Ivory V1 5 Keygens. Some necessary files are missing or deleted. One or more registry entries of the program are corrupted. You are told that your computer may have been infected with virus, and the system can't normally function.

Then the installer rolls back and ends without any error or message. In the application log I find this entry: Product: Windows Mobile Device Center Driver Update -- Installation failed. And then this one: Windows Installer installed the product. Product Name: Windows Mobile Device Center Driver Update. Product Version: 6.1.6965.0. Product Language: 1033.

Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation. Installation success or error status: 1603.

I am at a loss. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Whenever user connect a Windows Mobile device to Windows Vista Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC) via a USB cable, WMDC fails to connect to the Pocket PC (PPC) Phone device, causing synchronization not start or fail. Sometimes, WMDC may tries to connect to mobile device with “Connecting” message for a while, but eventually fails with “Disconnected” message. In some worse case, Windows Vista doesn’t detect any Windows Mobile device been connected, and no response or connect attempt action in WMDC. In Device Manager, Windows Mobile-based device driver under Portable Devices and Microsoft Mobile Device Remote Adapter local area network connection under Network Adapters appear briefly before missing or disappearing again. Any connection established is terminated, dropped, disconnected, vanished and disappeared within a few seconds. When the connection is not established, user cannot or unable to sync the PC with desktop, and can’t install applications or transfer files. Soft reset or hard reset the device also does not help to perfectly fix the problem.

Microsoft several troubleshooting tips to fix device unable to connec issue. One of the cause appears to be Windows Live OneCare that blocks the device connectivity.

To allow the device to connect via Windows Live OneCare, enable (check) the ActiveSync/Windows Mobile Device Center – synchronize my mobile devices with my computer rule in Firewall Connection Tool button (Firewall tab) of Windows Live OneCare settings. Also in Firewall Tab, click on Advanced button and go to Ports and Protocols tab. Add and create a port called Windows Mobile Device Center with TCP Port Range as 5721, For Connections dropdown as Inbound [local ports] and Scope is set to Local network (subnet).

Other possible cause in failure to connect to WMDC is due to driver installation may not have completed successfully. If you think this may be the case, follow these steps: • Keep the WM device connected. • Go to Start >Start Search. • Enter Device Manager or devmgmt.msc to launch the Device Manager window. • Look under the Network adapters node for Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter. If this is not present, skip to step 5.

Otherwise, right-click Microsoft Windows Mobile Remote Adapter and choose to Uninstall. • Look under the Mobile Devices node for Microsoft USB Sync.

If this is not present, skip to step 6. Otherwise, right-click Microsoft USB Sync and choose to Uninstall. • Disconnect and reconnect the WM device. The device driver for the PPC Phone will re-install and Windows Mobile Device Center will launch. If Microsoft resolution doesn’t help, try to disable the Advanced Network Functionality mode on the Windows Mobile device from the USB to PC icon in Connections of Start Menu Settings. After turning off Advanced Network Functionality, the device will be connected via a USB Serial driver, the sync will be done via native Smartphone USB Sync device driver and no LAN network connection is made. However, the most likely and most possible resolution for dropped connection and not connected problem for Windows Mobile Device Center is related to Windows Media Player process.

On connection with a Windows Mobile device, system will launch wmplayer.exe process, even though Windows Media Player is not ran or opened, and user is not syncing any music, song or media files at internal memory storage or SD memory card. The wmplayer.exe process for unknown reason will terminate the connection, according to experience of a few users. As wmplayer.exe process won’t terminate itself, user have to end and kill the process as fast as possible once the Pocket PC device is connected to computer and wmplayer.exe process service is launched. To manually terminate the wmplayer.exe, right click on Windows Taskbar and click on Task Manager.

Sonic Robo Blast 2 Download. Then click on Image Name to sort the list of processes according to name alphabetically. Locate and highlight wmplayer.exe near the bottom of the list, and click on End Process button.

After a while, the device will install with correct driver, connect and WMDC will sync. If the device still doesn’t connect and sync, try to disconnect and reconnect the device again, and kill off any wmplayer.exe service that run after connecting as soon as possible. If system is not responding to or takes no action to detect, install connect any plugged in Windows Mobile device (and of course WMDC no sync action too), it may be causing by existing wmplayer.exe already existed, blocking future sync process.

To fix the issue, open Task Manager ( taskmgr in Start Search), and search for any wmplayer.exe service that is running, and kill or end all these processes. Re-connect the Windows Mobile device, and Windows Mobile Device Center should connect and sync properly. (reply #29) – – you're a savior! Searched for DAYS – had reinstalled WinMobile twice – deleting the registry WinCE was the key. What I did: See reply #29; Also renamed Winblows Media Player executable so it will NEVER start again (doesn't matter – it broke never to run again after I tried installing that abortion Vista SP2 – of course I had to reassign permissions to myself away from 'trusted Installer' to do that). The drivers reloaded and Sync started – but quit half-way through – SO – I disabled the 'Advanced Network Functionality' on the HTC (Tilt) – Winblows loaded the HTC driver – and it has all worked ever since.

I had this problem on my HTC Touch Pro all of the sudden my ActiveSync on Vista stopped working. When I connected the cable, WMDC started to sync and dropped the connection after 3seconds. Nothing helped, drivers, WMDC reinstall, USB modes, reflash, no luck on PC or PPC side. The problem was WM11 new syncing 'feature', there was no process visible though, it just killed the sync. Solution I found is quite simple: Go to your storage card and delete folder WMDRM, then create (or duplicate something) a new file and rename it to WMDRM (without extension). Done 🙂 WMP will look for the library folder and will see that WMDRM actually exists, it won't check whether its a folder or file though.

When it discovers that the 'folder' can't be opened, it will give up the sync.