vs.net 2003 can not deploy solution to ipaq 2210

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I'm using vs.net doing program, platform set to Windows CE. NET Device.
I used a DELL X5 to do development before, there is no any problem.
Yesterday, I got brand new ipaq 2210, after sync with pc, I found vs.net
2003 can't deploy solution to it.
It says:
Error: Cannot establish a connection. Be sure the device is physically
connected to the development computer.

I checked the connection, there is no problem. I can access files on ppc
from pc side.

Then I change back my X5, no problem!
And I open EVC 4.0 , no any problem on X5 and ipaq 2003. Deployment is fast.

The ipaq 2210 is fresh, I didn't change anything on it. And...... I upgrade
the ROM to 1.0.1. This problem is still there.

God, what is the matter? Do I miss anything?
 
I'm using vs.net doing program, platform set to Windows CE. NET Device.
I used a DELL X5 to do development before, there is no any problem.
Yesterday, I got brand new ipaq 2210, after sync with pc, I found vs.net
2003 can't deploy solution to it.
It says:
Error: Cannot establish a connection. Be sure the device is physically
connected to the development computer.

I checked the connection, there is no problem. I can access files on ppc
from pc side.

Then I change back my X5, no problem!
And I open EVC 4.0 , no any problem on X5 and ipaq 2003. Deployment is fast.

The ipaq 2210 is fresh, I didn't change anything on it. And...... I upgrade
the ROM to 1.0.1. This problem is still there.

God, what is the matter? Do I miss anything?
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Are you sure that Visual Studio isn't still looking for your X5! It
would make sense of the "can't find it" error.
 
Thank for your reply. The problem is solved.

open Tools->options->Device Tools->Devices.
Then select Windows CE.NET Device and click connect.
after 2 seconds, it display Device Connected. Deploy function works now.

I think the problem is because of connecting time out when use deploy
function on a new PDA device.
 
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