Palm Z22 Software Windows 7
Instructions for installing the 64 bit driver for Vista and Windows 7, 8 and 10Contrary to what many say, the Palm Desktop will work on the new Windows operating systems, Vista, Windows 7, 8 and 10, with either the 32 or 64 bit OS. If you have the 32 bit OS then do not install the driver below as it is not necessary. If you have the 64 bit OS you will need the driver below and once it is installed your Palm will hotsync with your computer just as previous systems. To find out if you have the 32 or 64 bit OS please use the link below;We can arrange to dial into your computer and install the required driver remotely, the typical fee for this service is $35 for the first 30 minutes, please see our for details and available hours.The ACEECA corporation has developed a 64 bit driver for their handhelds, running the Palm OS, so the instructions refer to an Aceeca device/PDA – just ignore this labeling and know they mean the Palm device.
This driver is only necessary for the USB driver, it is not necessary for the BlueTooth(BT), Infra Red(IR), WiFi, or serial.1) Install the Palm Desktop software from the CD as normal. You must have the Palm Desktop software installed before installing the 64 bit drivers. If you do not have the installation CD you can order one from our website here;2) Download 64 bit driver instructions from the link below.3) Download the 64 bit drivers, this is a Zip file so you must extract it to a place you can later find;For more information read the following link;Windows 8 and 10With Windows 7, 8 and 10 you should be use the 6.2 version of the Palm desktop in most cases. The installation is the same for Windows 7, 8 and 10, if you run into a problem of only seeing the Media in the Palm Desktop then you must be sure to start the Hotsync Manager and Palm Desktop with the “Run as administrator”.These instructions are a work in progress so an changes/problems will greatly help others with the same problems so please reply with feedback, good or bad.Thank you,Chris Short, PresidentShort Tronics, INC.www.PalmDr.com. Well.I confess: I am a PALM orphan.And as technology 'improves' - in all connected and virtual and cloud ways - I still remember my days when I just could 'access' a Contact detail in my PALM handheld without worried 'if' I'll have a wifi OR 3/4/4.5/4+/5G connection (of my 'smartphone').In very special when I am visiting Industrial customers in the countryside, and also want to use my (old, I know!) IAMBIC solutions.YEARS has gone and I still keep my 2 PALM Centros, and 1 Zire 71 in a hope that, 'one day', I could sync it with my 64bits computers.So. I want to really THANK YOU very, very, very much to make it possible!: PALM OS HotSync is up and running on my Desktop Windows 7 64bits.(I will do the same procedure to my notebooks Windows 10).My very best regards!Marcos Luiz S. Filho(from Brasil).
Thanks so much, PalmDr! Saved everything!Previous Palm desktop on Windows 7 and Hard Drive crashed.Now wrestling with Windows 10, more ways than this!Loaded version 6.2, but with W10, unit did not connect to laptop at all, so 1st windows of Aceeca instructions never appeared. Launched Device Mgr, but NO 'Other devices' in list.
Palm Z22 Software Windows 7 64
After many head scratches, I found 'Show Hidden Devices' under VIEW, and there it was. Then 64 bit Drivers then installed easily as per the instructions, and Hot Sync worked perfectly.Great service! After a few hours trying to install Documents to Go, I realized my OS was 64bit. During the process, I briefly came across this site. I downloaded the driver, ran a driver update and my Dana chimed, the install manager began automatically!!! I did previously do the Dana 1.5 update.
Palm Z22 Battery
For the update, I copied the zip contents to an SD card, did a copy on to my Dana, and did the upgrade. D-day normandy invasion. Unit was plugged in to 7.5v power. The update came from Make sure you have the 16mb unit.