So for the MVP: I suggest that next time arises a question about the failure of the connection for an iPaq, or the host process to crash when it is plugged in, you should firsat suggest a soft reset of the iPaq.ĭevice driver Bluetooth for windows 7 64-bit sony vaio

I tried to verify the boot parameters, but as it would not start, I could not see, and still less set. I was invited to do the soft reset because I noticed that ActiveSync on the iPaq couldn't be started. What have I done? I did a soft reset on the iPaq and hey presto, it connects now. However, I am happy to say that I solved the problem after spending several hours on the subject. I'm afraid to say that the support system missed me at this opportunity. So, what did you do to my system to stop what was working? Please advise me on how I could fix your Windows error? to install the latest Windows Mobile device driver x 64 (6.1 I think) delete the partnership (a new partnership can now be launched because Windows does not connect to the device)Ĥ. If I reboot or try another port, I could see a new driver installation message, but the result is the same.Ģ system restore to a time where the iPaq connectedģ. Shortly after plugging in I get the message: 'Peocess host for Windows Services stopped working and was closed.

But now when I plug it into a USB Port it does not connect. I used my iPaq for years with several versions of Windows up to Vista x 64 final, with Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1. Windows Mobile Device host process for Windows Services farm.

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