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Paul
Hello
I have asked this question previously with no response...
My windows 7 pc crashed. I was running outlook 2013 and syncing my contacts between outlook, Hotmail and my iphone. Life was good. I purchased a windows 8 pc and installed office 2010 (not 2013). My contacts sync just fine, but none of the photos will sync to outlook. They are still on my iPhone, but I cannot get them to sync to outlook. Can someone please help? Obviously, it is not the end of the world, but it is a feature Microsoft has provided, and one I have grown quite fond of, so I would really like it to work.
Bill
??? One of the questions below asks Mobile Version? Not sure how to answer. This affects my phone but this is not about the mobile version of Outlook.
OS - Windows 8.1 Preview
PHONE - Nokia Lumia 620
TABLET - Asus Vivo Tab RT with Windows 8.1 RT Preview
I have set my phone and tablet to auto sync my Camera Roll to Skydrive. For some reason, one or the other will not use my default photo folder (called Pictures). When new photos are sync'd from Camera Roll to Skydrive a new folder is created, called either "Pictures 1" or "Skydrive-Pictures". There is no setting I can find to tell auto sync where to send Camera Roll photos, so this problem keeps recurring despite numerous attempts to roll "Pictures 1" into the correct "Pictures" folder. On some syncs, Skydrive has even tried to move all 19gb of my photos into the new "Pictures 1" folder!! This takes a lot of work to correct.
Anyone else have this problem? Is it a Preview bug or is there a setting or registry item somewhere that can be changed?
Thanx.
Is there any way to rollback a sync ?
- Blue arrows (in a circular shape) are constantly displayed, and the 'green sync tick' never appears
- Microsoft update centre error message - talking about encountering a problem with the document cache & offering to repair (repair does nothing)
- Nothing happening when I click sync in the office web app
- Call Microsoft support (several times) and was waiting on a call back for two weeks, until they finally referred me to online help
- Change / repair both Office 365 and SkyDrive Pro 2013 via control panel
- Change the library that I have chosen to sync with
- Uninstall SkyDrive Pro 2013 client and reinstall it. I have done this step many times, altering between the 64-bit and 32-bit versions
- Uninstall Office 365 AND SkyDrive Pro 2013 client - then perform a full reinstall
Dale Bradley
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