Windows Mobile Device Center has a simple user interface that helps you quickly access important tasks and configure a Windows Mobile-based device. You must use Microsoft Outlook 2002, Outlook 2003, or Office Outlook 2007 to sync your email, contacts, tasks, and notes from your computer. Additionally, you can open documents that are on a Windows Mobile-based device directly from a computer. You can use Microsoft Windows Media Player to synchronize music files and to shuffle music files on a Windows Mobile-based device.Ī new device browsing experience lets you quickly browse files and folders. Then, this feature helps you tag the photos and import the photos to the Windows Vista Photo Gallery. The photo management feature helps you detect new photos on a Windows Mobile-based device. Windows Mobile Device Center has a new, simplified partnership wizard and has improved partnership management. To sync content to any of these devices, you must use a USB or serial cable, your computer's Internet connection, and File Explorer. If your phone has a touch screen, tap Start, tap the System tab, and then tap About. To determine which Windows Mobile operating system you're using if your phone doesn't have a touch screen, click Start, click Settings, and then click About. ActiveSync and Windows Mobile Device Center do not work with Windows Embedded CE 4.2 or 5.0, Pocket PC 2002, or Smartphone 2002 devices. You can use Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 only with phones that run Windows Mobile 2003 or a later version. If you run Windows XP or an earlier version of Windows, you have to download Microsoft ActiveSync. Windows Mobile Device Center is compatible only with Windows Vista.
How to use Windows Mobile Device Centerĭownload and install Windows Mobile Device Center 6.1 if you run Windows Vista on your computer and you want to sync content between your mobile phone and your computer. Windows Mobile Device Center offers device management and data synchronization between a Windows Mobile-based device and a computer.įor Windows XP or earlier operating systems, you must use Microsoft ActiveSync. Microsoft Windows Mobile Device Center replaces ActiveSync for Windows Vista.
Introduction of Windows Mobile Device Center To configure Windows 10 mobile devices, see Configure Windows 10 Mobile devices - Configure Windows | Microsoft Learn. To learn more about mobile device management on Windows 10 review Mobile device management - Windows Client Management | Microsoft Learn. For more information review Your Phone app help & learning - Microsoft Support and Your Phone updates - Windows Insider Program | Microsoft Learn. To access your phone on your PCs, use Your Phone application on your system. The corresponding downloads have been removed from the Microsoft Download Center.
The content in this article is for Windows Mobile Device Center which is no longer supported.
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