Two Major Problems in HD2 with WM6.5 - HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Dear All,
I have two major problems and need urgent help:
1) Lack of storage memory:
My HD2 is new and I`ha installed very less applications (keyboard, resco manager, GARMIN GPS).
I have moved all my pictures, video, musics and etc to STORAGE CARD. But now 76% of my STORAGE MEMORY is full and I can't send files via bluetooth on it. When I checked found following large files:
a) My Device\Application Data\HTC\HTC Album 21 MB
b) My Device\Application Data\GoogleMaps 25 MB
These two folders totally has 26% of my STORAGE MEMORY. What can I do to free more memory? for now and in the future also.
2) Problem connecting ActiveSync to Microsoft Exchange Server to receive Emails:
I order to receive my work place emails on my HD2 in every place with WiFi, I added an account to my outlook in HD2. Also I got the license file from the mail server admin and installed on HD2 and I can see the certificate in ROOT certificate list.
But the activesync can't connect to server and it says "waiting for network". In the "status", says "the server could not be reached ..." with the error code "0x80072efd".
I have checked SSL connection (selected). Also when I go to the following address:
ActiveSync => Menu => Configure Server => Next => Next => E-mail => Setting => Advanced => Choose Certificate
there are no certificates in the list and no place to add any one.
Now What can I do for these two annoying problems?
Can anybody help me to get rid of them?
Thanks in advance

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No one has solution?
39 views and no answer???? :-(

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I can help with 1 not 2
Access the phone from your pc, copy and paste the Album infor to the SD card, that works - it may work with google maps, not sure as on 6.5 I used IGO8 from the SD Card

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aref_tmu said:
Dear All,
I have two major problems and need urgent help:
1) Lack of storage memory:
My HD2 is new and I`ha installed very less applications (keyboard, resco manager, GARMIN GPS).
I have moved all my pictures, video, musics and etc to STORAGE CARD. But now 76% of my STORAGE MEMORY is full and I can't send files via bluetooth on it. When I checked found following large files:
a) My Device\Application Data\HTC\HTC Album 21 MB
b) My Device\Application Data\GoogleMaps 25 MB
These two folders totally has 26% of my STORAGE MEMORY. What can I do to free more memory? for now and in the future also.
2) Problem connecting ActiveSync to Microsoft Exchange Server to receive Emails:
I order to receive my work place emails on my HD2 in every place with WiFi, I added an account to my outlook in HD2. Also I got the license file from the mail server admin and installed on HD2 and I can see the certificate in ROOT certificate list.
But the activesync can't connect to server and it says "waiting for network". In the "status", says "the server could not be reached ..." with the error code "0x80072efd".
I have checked SSL connection (selected). Also when I go to the following address:
ActiveSync => Menu => Configure Server => Next => Next => E-mail => Setting => Advanced => Choose Certificate
there are no certificates in the list and no place to add any one.
Now What can I do for these two annoying problems?
Can anybody help me to get rid of them?
Thanks in advance
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for first problem...there is an official fix by htc for solve wrong space indicator of your sd...for second,try to unselect "tasks" in sync list!

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geppo1975 said:
for first problem...there is an official fix by htc for solve wrong space indicator of your sd...for second,try to unselect "tasks" in sync list!
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Thanks bro,
The first solution, I will find the fix and install
The second solution, I did so but no use
;-(

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For problem 2:
From your description it seems like connectivity rather then a certificate problem.
1. Does synching mail work properly for any other workplace colleagues that are using "Activesync" on their phones. If yes it's not the certificate.
2. The window location you described; "ActiveSync => Menu => Configure Server => Next => Next => E-mail => Setting => Advanced => Choose Certificate"; - is for using public/private keys to encrypt mail. It is not relevant unless it's a requirement by the business. In which case you would contact your helpdesk.
3. Browse to google AND run a search for something; for example: "the ocean". This is just a check to make sure you have connectivity. Do this from a cellular data {3G,GPRS} connection (if you use) and then turn the phone data connection off and WiFi on. Run the same test.
4. Does the phone have a telco/carrier branded ROM? In many cases they can feed traffic through proxy servers. I've seen correctly configured phones fail to sync mail because either a Wifi/Cellular (sometimes both) traffic gets fed through a proxy.Sometimes the only way to fix it is to change the connection configuration via GUI if your luck or registry edits if your not.
If 1, 2 & 3 checkout & tick all the boxes, post back and you should get some help.