I have a toshiba e800 pocketpc2003se pda and was running goggle maps just
fine up to about a week ago - since then it's been not loading with the
message

"This program requires a data connection. Please contact your carrier or
visit www.google.com/gmm/configure.html on your computer for more info.

(Error: wininetHttpError [0 12150]}"

nothing's changed in the configuration of the PDA nor the wireless network

uninstalled, reinstalled - uninstalled, reinstalled - same thing


hit retry (1kb..2kb..) "This program requires a data connection.."
hit retry (3kb..4kb..) "This program requires a data connection.."
hit retry (5kb..6kb..) "This program requires a data connection.."

18k - 20 k

etc

ugh..


GPS signal pops up happily but as for loading the maps

I grow impatient

anyone else experiencing such issues?

karl

hello


knows anyone where i can download a the compatible or xp driver for my mda
vario ppc



greetings


mcoy
"k" <fellafel@PING.com> wrote in message
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>I have a toshiba e800 pocketpc2003se pda and was running goggle maps just
> fine up to about a week ago - since then it's been not loading with the
> message
>
> "This program requires a data connection. Please contact your carrier or
> visit www.google.com/gmm/configure.html on your computer for more info.
>
> (Error: wininetHttpError [0 12150]}"
>
> nothing's changed in the configuration of the PDA nor the wireless network
>
> uninstalled, reinstalled - uninstalled, reinstalled - same thing
>
>
> hit retry (1kb..2kb..) "This program requires a data connection.."
> hit retry (3kb..4kb..) "This program requires a data connection.."
> hit retry (5kb..6kb..) "This program requires a data connection.."
>
> 18k - 20 k
>
> etc
>
> ugh..
>
>
> GPS signal pops up happily but as for loading the maps
>
> I grow impatient
>
> anyone else experiencing such issues?
>
> karl
>
>
>
>

k (fellafel@PING.com) in
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> I have a toshiba e800 pocketpc2003se pda and was running goggle maps
> just fine up to about a week ago - since then it's been not loading
> with the message
>
> "This program requires a data connection. Please contact your carrier
> or visit www.google.com/gmm/configure.html on your computer for more
> info.
>
> (Error: wininetHttpError [0 12150]}"
>
> nothing's changed in the configuration of the PDA nor the wireless
> network
>
> uninstalled, reinstalled - uninstalled, reinstalled - same thing

> GPS signal pops up happily but as for loading the maps
>
> I grow impatient
>
> anyone else experiencing such issues?

In my opinion you should concentrate on this message that there seems to be
no data connection to the Internet (while there seems to be one to your GPS
device).

Are you still able to access the Internet from the E800?
If yes, then there might have been a problem at Google's end of the
connection (but I've just successfully connected).
If not, then there might be a wide range of causes, including setting the
device to "flight mode" or otherwise disabling the connection.

(I don't have an E800, so I don't know its features.)

--
Chris Laarman

"Chris Laarman"


| In my opinion you should concentrate on this message that there seems to
be
| no data connection to the Internet (while there seems to be one to your
GPS
| device).
|
| Are you still able to access the Internet from the E800?

absolutely - everything else works fine - internet connection is 100%


| If yes, then there might have been a problem at Google's end of the
| connection (but I've just successfully connected).

I neglected to mention I *can* connect when hotsynched via USB so the PC/PDA
internet connection is fine, google appears fine and feeds data, every other
data connection wirelessly is fine when not hot sync'd but google :/



| If not, then there might be a wide range of causes, including setting the
| device to "flight mode" or otherwise disabling the connection.


|
| (I don't have an E800, so I don't know its features.)

thanks anyway

"Wanadoo" <mmols@wanadoo.nl> wrote in message
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> hello
>
>
> knows anyone where i can download a the compatible or xp driver for my mda
> vario ppc

By XP driver, if you mean something to connect your Vario to a Win XP
machine, that comes in the form of a software package (and I use those words
reluctantly) called Activesync. This is avail from Microsofts website. If
this isn't what you mean, what do you want the driver to do or fix?

Paul

followup - I uninstalled after reading of many reported failings with the
current version - 2.1.0.10

I've now got an earlier version installed and it works beautifully






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|
| "Chris Laarman"
|
|
| | In my opinion you should concentrate on this message that there seems to
| be
| | no data connection to the Internet (while there seems to be one to your
| GPS
| | device).
| |
| | Are you still able to access the Internet from the E800?
|
| absolutely - everything else works fine - internet connection is 100%
|
|
| | If yes, then there might have been a problem at Google's end of the
| | connection (but I've just successfully connected).
|
| I neglected to mention I *can* connect when hotsynched via USB so the
PC/PDA
| internet connection is fine, google appears fine and feeds data, every
other
| data connection wirelessly is fine when not hot sync'd but google :/
|
|
|
| | If not, then there might be a wide range of causes, including setting
the
| | device to "flight mode" or otherwise disabling the connection.
|
|
| |
| | (I don't have an E800, so I don't know its features.)
|
| thanks anyway
|

k (fellafel@PING.com) in
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> followup - I uninstalled after reading of many reported failings with
> the current version - 2.1.0.10
>
> I've now got an earlier version installed and it works beautifully

Glad to hear so! :-)

--
Chris Laarman

k wrote:
> followup - I uninstalled after reading of many reported failings with
> the current version - 2.1.0.10

The version I installed some weeks ago says it is 2.0.1.17. I'm not saying
it's better than the one you had but I haven't had any problems with it
under WM5.0.

Mike.
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"Mike Coon" <Mike@@mjcoon.+.com> wrote in message
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| k wrote:
| > followup - I uninstalled after reading of many reported failings with
| > the current version - 2.1.0.10
|
| The version I installed some weeks ago says it is 2.0.1.17. I'm not saying
| it's better than the one you had but I haven't had any problems with it
| under WM5.0.

where did you get it from?

http://www.google.com/mobile/gmm/stp-js.html and clicking Windows Mobile
(today) only seems to DL V 2.1.0.10 for me

k wrote:
> "Mike Coon" <Mike@@mjcoon.+.com> wrote in message
> news:uYT#W1q0IHA.4004@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>> k wrote:
>>> followup - I uninstalled after reading of many reported failings
>>> with the current version - 2.1.0.10
>>
>> The version I installed some weeks ago says it is 2.0.1.17. I'm not
>> saying it's better than the one you had but I haven't had any
>> problems with it under WM5.0.
>
> where did you get it from?
>
> http://www.google.com/mobile/gmm/stp-js.html and clicking Windows
> Mobile (today) only seems to DL V 2.1.0.10 for me

I'm afraid I don't remember where I got it exactly but it would have been an
official Google address not some hacker location. But note I have a WM5.0
non-phone. I find two files on my systems: one called
GoogleMaps_compressed.CAB at 519Kb dated 9 March and other GoogleMaps.CAB at
1Mb dated 15 January. I don't think I downloaded them that long ago so I
presume the dates are Google's.

Mike.
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