Contrary 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;

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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;
Install CDs

2) Download 64 bit driver instructions from the link below.
Windows 64 Bit Insturctions

3) Download the 64 bit drivers, this is a Zip file so you must extract it to a place you can later find;
Windows 64 Bit Drivers Download

For more information read the following link;
http://forum.brighthand.com/palm-tx/281989-how-install-new-aceeca-64bit-drivers-tx.html

Windows 8 and 10

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With 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, President
Short Tronics, INC.
www.PalmDr.com

This works on my old palm zire and is not only for win 7 or 8 , works on my win 10 great

with your perfectly clear instructions and the drivers my 'museum-Z22' can be perfectly backed up again. This is part of not having planned obsolescence. Thank you so much

The instructions refer to Win7 only, so there's a bit of 'interpretation' required when installing on Win10. The last two pages contain the critical information.
The new drivers work; that's a plus. The suggested v6.2 desktop is lacking in a few areas such as calendar entry colors and other niceties that exist in v4.1.
Palm T|X being used.

Thank You Very much !!!) You can give me a hope, what good hardcore programmers ALIVE !!!)))) PALM FOREVER!!)))

Perfect! I had forgotten windows 7 and the palm Zire 31 didn't exactly see eye to eye.
Glad I found this solution! It works flawlessly! I got the palm up and running again specifically because i wanted the computer/handheld interface

Like so many others, I love my Palm Pilot and have used one since 1997. With Windows OS constantly updating, I keep worrying that I will eventually have to give it up, but alas, your website helped me continue to use it. I love that I don't have all of my private info and passwords in my phone or in the cloud. This week I loaded windows 10 64 bit and tried to install my palm pilot with no success.
I did all that you said in this post, but then I couldn't get my palm information to show in the Palm Desktop. After some research, I found the link to this website to provide a 'patch' for legacy Palm Pilots (Tungsten C). Then all of the data showed up in my Desktop again. Yay!!!
http://www.pimlicosoftware.com/legacy.html
This is what the website says..
When most of the other Palm OS vendors dropped out of the market, Palm rewrote their PIM applications and came out with a new internal architecture that was not fully compatible with Palm OS applications written for the earlier generation devices. We refer to the older devices as Legacy devices. Here is a list of specific devices which fall into each category:
Legacy Devices: any device running OS4 or earlier, any non-Palm brand handheld (Sony, Garmin, etc.), or Treo-600, Tungsten C/T/T2, Zire-71
Newer Devices: any Treo model except Treo-600, Tungsten T3/T5/Tx/LifeDrive, Zire 72/31

Amazing. Worked like a charm. Thank you for all you do!!

This procedure has worked perfectly with my Palm Zire 22 which is legacy model from the past. I thought I would never get the data transferred but it has worked perfectly with Windows 10. Thanks so much..

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. 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!

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Setting Up Palm OS Hotsyncing with 64-bit Windows 7, 8 & 10 or Vista (in 3 Steps)

1. Download Palm Desktop 6.2
2. Install Aceeca 64 Bit driver
3. Install ScoreKeeper 7 software

If you are running Windows 7, 8, 10 or Vista 64-bit software, follow these 3 steps to get Hotsyncing running again.

STEP 1. Setup the Palm Desktop for Windows 7, 8 & 10 or Vista following these instructions:

1. If you have already loaded the old Palm Desktop software, remove it using the Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall a program. Then select the Palm Desktop. After the old desktop is uninstalled, reboot your computer.
2. Download and install the Vista/Windows 7 & 8 Compatible Palm Desktop Software > Download Palm Desktop 6.2If you have any problems, visit the palm support site Palm Desktop Product Support
3. If you have Windows 7, 8 or 10 32-bit you should be able to Hotsync now. If you have 64-bit then continue with Step 2. (Note: Windows 8 tablets with ATOM processors like the Dell Venue Pro and Asus Note 8 are typically 32-bit)

STEP 2. Setup the 64-bit driver following these instructions:

1. Download and install the 64 bit driver click here: Download this file (file_DVR_WINX64_USB_GN4-GN5_20110322.zip) from www.aceeca.com (press SAVE not OPEN and save zip file to your desktop or other folder)
2. Right-click on the zip file you downloaded and press Unpack ('Extract' or 'unzip') the Aceeca drivers.
   Remember the location of this folder you unpacked them to as you will be needing it later on in this install routine.
3. Try to HotSync your device. It will fail.
4. Open the Device Manager (click Start and type in 'Device', then run the Device manager)
5. In the Device Manager look for the Yellow Triangle next to Palm Device under 'Other devices'. (If you don't see it, connect the cable to the computer and press the HotSync button again.)
6. Right-click on the device, and choose 'Update Driver Software'.
7. Choose 'Browse My Computer for Software' and direct it to the Aceeca folder you unpacked the drivers to.
8. Choose 'Next' at the driver file location window, and then tell it to 'Always trust software from Aceeca Ltd.' then click the 'Install' button.
9. You may receive an error message 'The drivers were installed but the device couldn't be opened.'
10. Now, press the Hotsync button and it should work!

Optional: Setup the Bluetooth wireless Hotsync (if your PDA and Computer have Bluetooth) following these instructions:Bluetooth Hotsync Guide

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STEP 3. Install ScoreKeeper 7 software:

Install ScoreKeeper for Baseball/Softball click here >> ScoreKeeper 7 for Baseball Download

Install ScoreKeeper for Basketball click here >> ScoreKeeper 2.5 for Basketball Download

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