It's a great device, well executed and hugely usable but to get the most out of it you do have to give in to google. Paddy - to be honest, if you're not intending to use a gmail account and the "cloud" then you may want to think twice. On the phone if you go settings-SD&Phone Settings-Unmount SD card you may loose sight of the Menu-Notification-Disk drive and will have to re-boot the Desire to see it again. If you take the Ctrl-Alt-Del route you may have to re-boot the PC to get HTC going again. There’s no easy way to stop HTC Sync on the PC. Menu-Notifications-Disk drive-Done (this disconnects the phone from the PC. I said to ‘keep item in PC and overwrite in phone’įirst time I managed to wipe out my calendar entries.Īnd it Syncs my contacts and Calendar fine. Go to Sync manager-settings-conflict manager Menu-Notification-HTC Sync-Done (goes into the connection sequence)įinally connects and the phone says: ‘sync now?’ and the PC says ‘My HTC Desire’ in the bottom right hand corner. Menu-Notification-Disk Drive-Done (this mounts the SD card) V2.0.33 is available to download from HTC support. It took me a while to figure out how to use HTC Sync but have finally succeeded.
I have Windows 7 64 bit with outlook 2007 and a HTC Desire.
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