FC-200 won't connect to PC

What o/s? Does Mobile start or crash? Have you gone to sync center and removed parnerships?

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Sounds like the creator edition update blues check this thread:

https://surveyorconnect.com/community/threads/windows-10-update-broke-lgo-8-4-and-mobile-device-center.331387/#post-438274

sjc1989, post: 443658, member: 6718 wrote: My travelling office is a Toshiba laptop with lots 'o settings for USB 'sleep and charge' as well as various other seemingly proprietary usb settings.

Suddenly I cannot use Microsoft Mobile Device Center to connect with any of the older Topcon FC-whatever units. I am still able to get the data off using a usb drive, but I would rather just connect the via usb chord to my PC.

Anyone else encountered/defeated this?

Thanks,

Steve

Maybe it isn't your laptop. On my FC-250, I have to go to the "ActiveSync" icon, then Menu, then Connections, change from USB Topcon to USB, then check the "Sycnchronize all PCs using this connection" box.

Chris in AZ, post: 443695, member: 8785 wrote: Maybe it isn't your laptop. On my FC-250, I have to go to the "ActiveSync" icon, then Menu, then Connections, change from USB Topcon to USB, then check the "Sycnchronize all PCs using this connection" box.

Yeah, and you have to turn off advanced functionality

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Go to juniper systems

There are tools that uninstall active sync properly from your PC
the normal widows PC uninstall active sync fails to remove some registry items.

Its a active sync issue that needs to be corrected by a Microsoft tool that fixes the
registry
Juniper has the links to fix the registry clean

down load and reinstall active sync from Microsoft after register clean tool from MS

The folks a Juniper are great for this active sync issue = plagued me for a long time

Pete

Peter Kozub, post: 443777, member: 375 wrote: Go to juniper systems

There are tools that uninstall active sync properly from your PC
the normal widows PC uninstall active sync fails to remove some registry items.

Its a active sync issue that needs to be corrected by a Microsoft tool that fixes the
registry
Juniper has the links to fix the registry clean

down load and reinstall active sync from Microsoft after register clean tool from MS

The folks a Juniper are great for this active sync issue = plagued me for a long time

Pete

If he is running 10, it ain't an activesync issue. Developers update trashed way that SvcHost is run. If on 10, he actually needs to ADD to the registry to get it to work.

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Jawja, post: 443797, member: 12766 wrote: If he is running 10, it ain't an activesync issue. Developers update trashed way that SvcHost is run. If on 10, he actually needs to ADD to the registry to get it to work.

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I am running W10 and having a hard time with my reinstall. Bad wifi where I am for the next week. Thanks for the responses.

Steve

sjc1989, post: 443807, member: 6718 wrote: I am running W10 and having a hard time with my reinstall. Bad wifi where I am for the next week. Thanks for the responses.

Steve

Right click start, open PowerShell as admin, type the following:

Open the command line as an administrator and run these two commands:

REG ADD HKLMSYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesRapiMgr /v SvcHostSplitDisable /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /fREG ADD HKLMSYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesWcesComm /v SvcHostSplitDisable /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f

After that, reboot your PC and the Windows Mobile device center should work again.

I had to do that for mine and it does fix it. Previously both were in SvcHost. Update broke into separate hosts to "make it easier" to troubleshoot.

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Separate at the reg add

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