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Camera battery for 30 minutes and then reattempt the sync process.Correctly sync the camera to the SmartHub or Base StationSync one camera at a time to the SmartHub or Base Station.To properly sync the camera, visit: How to set up Arlo CamerasNote: Make sure to select an Arlo SmartHub or Base Station to add the camera to. If you select Connect without SmartHub, the camera will be connected to your Wi-Fi router instead of a SmartHub or Base Station.If your Arlo camera is currently set up and directly connected to a Wi-Fi router, and you want to switch to a SmartHub or Base Station connection, visit: How do I connect my Arlo doorbell or camera to a SmartHub or Base Station?Factory ResetIf you tried all the steps above and you are still having issues getting the camera synced to a SmartHub or Base Station, factory reset the camera.To factory reset Arlo Pro 3, Pro 4, Ultra, Essential, Essential Spotlight, Essential Spotlight XL, Pro 3 Floodlight and Go 2, visit: How do I factory reset and re-sync my Arlo camera?To factory reset Arlo Essential Indoor, visit: How do I factory reset my Arlo Essential Indoor Camera?To factory reset Arlo Essential Video Doorbells, visit: How do I reset my Arlo Essential Video DoorbellIf you are still having problems factory reset the SmartHub or Base Station.Note: All devices paired to the SmartHub or Base Station must also be reset and re-added to your Arlo account.To factory reset a SmartHub or Base Station, visit:

Enabled in the APIM configuration. No Sound or Audio IssuesUpgraded, but now you’ve got no audio, no voice prompts, and a dead radio? If your speakers aren’t working after the install, try this:• Run a master reset – Some Sync 3 units require a reset to recognize the factory audio system.• Check FORScan audio settings – If you have a Sony or premium sound system, you may need to enable amplifier support in the programming.• Reconnect the audio harness – The plug for the sound system may have come loose during the installation. Remove the APIM and double-check connections.• Try a speaker balance test – If only some speakers are working, check that the audio settings in Sync 3 are correct. Climate Controls or Backup Camera Not WorkingIf your vehicle had climate controls integrated into Sync 2, they might not show up in Sync 3 immediately. Likewise, some backup cameras stop displaying after the upgrade.• Check APIM configuration in FORScan – Certain models require manual enabling of climate or camera functions.• Ensure all harnesses are reconnected – A missing or loose camera or HVAC harness can cause features to disappear.• Test the camera separately – If the screen stays black when reversing, the camera itself may need replacement. Sync 3 Freezing or LaggingIf your Sync 3 system is sluggish, crashes, or randomly reboots, it’s likely a software or hardware issue:• Update to the latest Sync 3 firmware – Older versions of Sync 3 can be buggy. Use Ford’s update site to install the newest software.• Make sure your APIM isn’t overheating – If Sync 3 works fine at startup but freezes later, the unit may be overheating due to poor ventilation.• Perform a factory reset – Some glitches clear up after a full system reset from the Sync 3 settings

Not know they set themselves Offline. We have removed that setting in the pop-up warning window, preventing the user from mistakenly going to an Offline status permanently. Now, the user will choose to either go back online by choosing “Sync at next scheduled sync interval”, or “Sync when Outlook is opened the next time”. You can still choose to “Work Offline” yourself via the Sync Settings screen. Shorter Sync Time Options Another frequent request from On Demand user was the ability to sync faster than every 10 minutes. So we chopped it in half. Now, with OfficeCalendar Version 11 you can sync every 5 minutes! Improved Handling of Deleting Items We have improved the way the product handles Outlook data after a reset of the OfficeCalendar Client or OfficeCalendar database has been performed. In prior versions, user folders would be removed and replaced after a reset, overwriting the data in those folders with data from the OfficeCalendar Server (as it should be doing per the reset function). In Version 11, we have changed the reset structure to place the replaced folders into the Deleted Items folder in Outlook. This provides yet another avenue for the user to recover data if that becomes necessary. Update to .NET 4.5 technology framework OfficeCalendar works on Microsoft’s popular .NET Technology Framework to move data from one computer and/or device to another. In fact, we were one of the first application developers to build Office add-ins using this technology starting back in 2003. Many great

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Configure Microsoft Edge enterprise sync Article02/05/2025 In this article -->This article explains how admins can configure Microsoft Edge to sync user favorites, passwords, and other browser data across all signed-in devices.NoteApplies to Microsoft Edge on Chromium, version 77 or later unless otherwise noted.IntroductionMicrosoft Edge sync enables users to access their browsing data across all their signed-in devices. Users can sync the following data:FavoritesPasswordsAddresses and more (form-fill)CollectionsSettingsExtensionsOpen tabs (available in Microsoft Edge version 88 or later)History (available in Microsoft Edge version 88 or later)Feature usage data (available in Microsoft Edge version 133 or later)NoteAdditional device connectivity and configuration data (such as device name, device make, and device model) are uploaded to support sync functionality.Sync functionality and user sync configurationAfter sync is configured, sync functionality is enabled via user consent. Users can turn sync on or off for each of the supported data types. For more information, see Sign in to sync Microsoft Edge across devices.NoteIf a user is experiencing a sync issue, they might need to resync in Settings > Profiles > Sync > Reset sync. If sync problems persist after a resync, select "Still having sync problems? Try another option" to see more steps and then select "Reset sync". See Reset Microsoft Edge data in the cloud | Microsoft Learn for more details.PrerequisitesThe following prerequisites apply to Microsoft Edge enterprise sync:A Microsoft Edge version that supports the desired sync functions.An active subscription to a cloud service in a supported environment.An Enterprise Mobility + Security service plan, specifically A3, A5, E3, E5, G3, or G5.Note that Department of Defense (DoD) and Government Community Cloud (GCC) High subscriptions aren't supported at this time. For more information,

Reconnect your devicesUpdated on December 6, 2022 What to KnowRe-sync: Open Watch app > General > Reset > Reset Sync Data to re-sync your Apple Watch.Unpair: Open Watch app > All Watches > info button > Unpair Apple Watch twice > enter password > Unpair.Pair manually: Open Watch app > Start Pairing > Set Up for Myself > Restore from Backup > choose Watch. This article teaches you how to resync and manually pair an Apple Watch to an iPhone. It also looks at what to do if your Apple Watch isn't correctly syncing. How to Re-sync an Apple Watch Your Apple Watch should automatically re-sync with your iPhone any time the two devices are nearby. Here's what to do if you need to re-sync the two devices manually.If your devices aren't syncing, a quick fix is to double-check Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are both enabled on your iPhone. This check will fix most syncing issues. On your iPhone, open the Watch app. Select General. Scroll down and select Reset. Select Reset Sync Data. Your iPhone will now erase all contacts and calendar data on your Apple Watch along with sync settings before starting the sync process again and re-syncing all your data. How to Unpair Your Apple Watch If your Apple Watch still doesn't pair correctly with your iPhone, you may need to unpair it and re-pair it with your phone. Here's how to unpair it before you re-sync it. On your iPhone, open the Watch app. Select All Watches. Select the info button next to the watch name. Select Unpair Apple Watch. Select Unpair Apple Watch again. Enter your password and then select Unpair. Wait for the unpairing process to complete. How to Pair Apple Watch Manually Once you've unpaired your Apple Watch from your iPhone, here's how to pair it successfully again.You'll need to wait for your Apple Watch to finish resetting itself to do so. On your iPhone, open the Watch app. Select Start Pairing. Select Set Up for Myself. Hover your iPhone's camera over your Apple Watch to pair the devices. Select Restore from Backup to