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AT&T Lg Xenon Free Software-LG Outlook Sync Download

AT&T Lg Xenon Free Software-LG Outlook Sync Download

Lg official has offered one free software for AT&T Lg xenon called LG Outlook Sync,which is a tool to sync your MS Outlook data with your LG xeon phone. Also聽 this new LG Outlook Sync聽 is compatible wiht enV 3(VX9200) and enV Touch(VX11000) only, but now supports with old device.

Click here to download LG Outlook Sync software for Lg xenon- AT&T Cell phone Software

http://www.lgmobilephones.com/images/support/resources/LG_Outlook_Sync.msi

Notes: 1) You can not install LG Outlook Sync when Microsoft Outlook is running.
2) If the previous version of LG Outlook Sync is installed already, installation process will automatically uninstall previous version.
Follow the steps below to install-AT&T Lg Xenon info

  1. Install LG USB Modem driver before installing the LG Outlook Sync. Download LG USB Modem Driver
  2. Close the MS Outlook if it is already running
  3. Download and run the LG Outlook Sync.msi
  4. Press [Next] button to go to next step
  5. The install program will process remaining install process automatically


AT&T lg xeon red photos:

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How to use the LG Outlook Sync:

Requirements:
  • You have Administrator privilege in your PC.
  • Microsoft Outlook is installed.
  • Your PC supports USB port and USB cable for LG device to connect your device to PC.
  • Your PC has LG USB Modem Driver installed so that PC recognizes your device.
  • Microsoft Outlook Express is not supported
  • Before you start the program, the user handset device must be connected via a USB cable.
Before using the LG Outlook Sync, please make sure that your system meets the following requirements:
1. Hardware

  • CPU: Pentium II or higher
  • Memory: 64MB or Higher
  • Video Display: Minimum 800×600 Resolution, 16 bit Color
  • Hard disk: Minimum 10MB of available space

2. Software

  • Operating System : Windows 2000 Service Pack 4, Windows XP, Windows Vista 32bit/64bit
  • Supported Microsoft Outlook: MS Outlook2002, MS Outlook2003, MS Outlook2007

Via: Lg official, enjoy!


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  1. June 14th, 2009 | 4:07 pm

    [...] Here is the original post:聽 AT&T Lg Xenon Free Software-LG Outlook Sync Download | AT&T cell … [...]

  2. Sam
    June 15th, 2009 | 10:15 am

    Has anyone done this? I vistied the LG website and it had nothing about the sync software support for the Xenon. I called LG and they said the sync does not support Xenon.

    Can anyone confirm that this works?

  3. Duane
    June 18th, 2009 | 11:40 am

    So far, I can say that I CAN’T get this to work…. can’t get my PC to properly recognize the Xenon GR500 when it’s in the “Data Service” mode (which is required for sync’ing)….

    when I connect the Xenon to my PC using the USB data cable, the PC recognizes it as a GR500, then pops up the wizard for installing the drivers. At this point, nothing works. If I select “connect to the internet to find device drivers”, that fails. And if I select the “let me choose” option, I point it to the folder where I installed the LG USB Modem Driver, and that fails too…

    I took the first cable back to the Spring store, and they gave me a different cable to try, but, same problem.

    Any ideas or suggestions?

    Thanks

  4. mrb
    June 19th, 2009 | 9:15 pm

    Same experience as Duane. Time to go back to iPhone?

  5. AT&T Cell Phones
    June 20th, 2009 | 2:13 am

    erch, maybe this blogger makes a small mistake

  6. Duane
    June 20th, 2009 | 4:03 pm

    as an update to my previous comments….

    I have tried this with 2 different Xenon phones (my wife and I each purchased one), plus I tried it with 3 different computers (2 XP Laptops, and 1 Vista Ultimate computer)… I experienced the same problem across the board.

    Thanks.

  7. hcy
    June 21st, 2009 | 12:59 pm

    Same problem for my 3 LG Xenon phones with 3 computers….. It looks like that driver is not working..

  8. Jumpback98
    June 23rd, 2009 | 8:40 am

    just talked with LG. They claimed that the Xenon does not support microsoft outlook sync. Too bad like the phone but it has to have this function for me.

  9. Loz
    June 29th, 2009 | 7:55 am

    XENON SUCK!!! it will not support the Outlook Sync…..

  10. karli
    July 8th, 2009 | 10:59 am

    So this post is just a lie? I’m really sad now.

  11. franks
    July 22nd, 2009 | 10:37 am

    I guess it’s free because it doesn’t work. I plan to return this phone. I specifically asked for a phone that would allow me to sync my calendar and contacts from Outlook. AT&T personal said this phone would. They must have believed what their web page says.

  12. Chris
    August 8th, 2009 | 1:37 am

    Argh. Same experience as Duane and others here. Tried everything I can think of. I love this phone, but need Outlook integration. Does anyone know if LG is likely to support it in the near future? If not, any recommendations on a WM phone thas isn’t dog slow?

  13. AT&T Cell Phones
    August 10th, 2009 | 1:59 am

    i just figured out how to sync my xenon. I had to go into conections and change it from usb connection to mass storage and now my media player recognized my device and i can sync easily.

  14. mcmal1bu
    August 15th, 2009 | 11:10 am

    what does media player have to do with syncing outlook? and fyi, it still does not work. i know i am past the “free exchange” on this pos but maybe a class action suit will get their attention because i was also “assured” by the girl in the att store that this phone would support outlook contacts. i am mad as hell about this, LG support was worse than att support, at tleast the att lady had the courtesy to say “sorry”… i will never own another lg product and if att doesn’t get their stuff together i may reconsider them as well… and i thought only sprint was this stupid.

  15. Carlos Martinez
    August 16th, 2009 | 9:35 am

    So are we supposed to do in order to download media from our cell
    phones? Will I have to buy some other software in order to transfer my
    music & pictures from my phone? What a pain in the ass!

  16. Karla
    August 24th, 2009 | 7:31 pm

    It seems that the software from LG is for the EnV (or however you spell it) but not the Xenon. The blog entry above is wrong. Wish I knew how to contact them to tell them.

    Anyway, to copy music or videos to the phone using a sync cable, set the phone’s USB connection to “Mass storage” and then connect up your phone and PC with the cable. The phone’s SD card will appear as a removable drive. Navigate down to the Music folder, and you can drag whole folders under your PC’s music storage folders and drop them onto the Music folder in the phone.

    After all the files are copied, close all PC windows that are viewing info on the phone, and then click on the “external device” icon in the system tray and choose “disconnect…” Now you can use the Music Player and listen to your tunes.

    At least that part works.

    If you have a blue tooth connection, you can copy all contacts or one contact from your phone to your computer via blue tooth. I think you can do this with calendar entries too, but they won’t be Outlook. The contacts are .vcf files.

  17. Amber
    August 28th, 2009 | 1:08 pm

    THE SOFTWARE IS ONLY FOR A FEW SELECT LG VERIZON PHONE.

  18. Scott
    September 16th, 2009 | 6:19 am

    I too have been struggling to get my Outlook contacts synched to the LG Xenon. I bought the phone with that in mind, never guessing that the function would not be supported.

    I managed to have limited success transferring contacts to the phone by first converting the Outlook contacts to a vcf file, and then transferring that file to the LG via a Bluetooth connection (mass storage mode). The software I used to convert the Outlook file is called Address Magic, found at http://www.connectedsw.com, although I’m sure other software is out there. The only problem was that what the LG read was not exactly what was in my address book. Some land lines and cell phone numbers ended up mislabeled, and some email addresses just ended up with junk in their fields. But the names and phone numbers did transfer, and they were properly linked together with each other. At least this is a start — but not a great one.

  19. sri
    September 24th, 2009 | 1:39 pm

    Hmn. I bought the phone mainly for outlook sync , otherwise i would have bought different company. Did any tried goodsync??
    Pls. let me know if i can sync using goodsync.

    thanks

  20. Scott
    September 26th, 2009 | 2:31 pm

    The representative at LG told me that an Outlook file could be directly sent to the Xenon GR500 phone via Bluetooth to load the phone contacts, but I haven’t been able to make the transfer work. Perhaps using software like Goodsync is an answer.

    LG also recommended trying Datapilot(.com). But when I phoned DataPilot about 8 weeks ago, their representative told me that the chances of them ever supporting the Xenon GR500 is “virtually zero”. Something about the phone’s interface is incompatible with their software.

    Another idea is to wait until someone figures out how to reload the phone’s operating system with the version offered by the Canadian carrier Rogers and then reset the configuration to operate on the AT&T network. The LG PCSuite II software appears to work with the Rogers phones. See http://www.lg-xenon.com/how-to/the-better-manual-%28and-faq%29-read-this-first/.

    I hope that LG and AT&T get working on this problem — but it appears that they have just abandoned the whole issue.

  21. September 28th, 2009 | 7:17 am

    LG Outlook Sync is a utility to synchronize your MS Outlook data with your LG devices. T

  22. Bruce Hojati
    September 30th, 2009 | 5:10 pm

    You can go to ATT Media Mall and look for ATT Mobile Backup
    it costs $1.99 per month plus usage charges.
    The LG software does not work with Xenon.
    But this one does.
    http://mediamall.wireless.att.com/sf/storefront/endUserHTMLDir.jsp?trail=CFWEB5926&c3=CFWEB5926&refcode=&c1=CFWEB2048&sf=CFHTML&dc=CF88

  23. toejam
    October 18th, 2009 | 4:34 am

    I bought a bluetooth USB connectore for my computer a while back and decided to plug it in. During the setup I managed to connect to my LG cell phone and transfer outlook contacts (one at a time) to the phone.

    This may be an alternative to AT&T’s faulty software, but, sure wish it would download all my contacts at once instead of one at a time.

    Your mileage may vary.

  24. suny
    November 1st, 2009 | 10:56 am

    lg xeon dose not suckk you guys are just dumb and dont know how to do it right

  25. alittlebald
    November 8th, 2009 | 10:35 pm

    i have been able to get all the functions to work bluetooth and usb. outlook sync does it in the back ground i guess i got everything transferred. load moden driver, lg pc suite, follow the att modem instructions and it all works.

  26. AT&T Cell Phones
    December 16th, 2009 | 3:58 am

    I use Google calendar. With my smartphone, I sync’ed the google calendar to my Outlook using Google’s sync software, and then I used ActiveSync to sync my Outlook to my phone. I refused to pay $30 per month to have internet access, but this worked for me.

    Now with my Xenon, I use the $10/month data plan. I have my google calendar set up to send me text messages as reminders for my calendar items. I also have a bookmark for the webpage for google calendar. It’s not so easy to add a calendar event as it was with my smart phone, but I keep up with everything just fine.

    As for contacts, I back up my contacts via bluetooth to my PC — I “copy all”. Fortunately, I haven’t had to restore them all yet, and I’m not sure that will work really well, but I’m going to run some tests to see how it works.

  27. Burned2days
    December 30th, 2009 | 12:58 pm

    It would help if we knew what the environment was in which this software worked. I have tried 2 xp machines, 3 versions of outlook. In all cases, the driver never registers. The add-in is rejected by Outlook 2007.
    I suppose, as “suny” suggests, not knowing how to do it right is dumb, but not informing a customer how to do it right or not providing solid tools is stupid and brings shame on ATT, LG, and Korea. Hardly “doubly outstanding” as LG’s president would expect. My 4 year old Motorola Razr had infinitely better PC software, it worked right out of the box.

  28. Burned2days
    December 30th, 2009 | 2:08 pm

    Xenon will accept an address book transfer via blue tooth from a Blackberry. Link the two phones. Go to “set up blue tooth”, Select the LG, hit menu, select “Transfer address book”.
    Finally after 2 days something worked. Not ideal. Now my wife has to delete all the addresses from my phone that do not interest her, but better than typing in all the rest.
    Best solution would be if SYNCH ACTUALLY WORKED.

  29. Frustrated
    January 4th, 2010 | 3:09 am

    I bought the USB cable connector, and when I plug it in the computer through the USB port, there is a noise from my phone, and it says it is charging, but even though it is connected, nothing shows up on my computer that the phone is connected!! the smartship does not show, and when i go to “my computer” there is no removable devices shown.
    I set it on mass storage, and still there is no trace of my phone being connected to my computer.

    Do I need to download a software or something?

  30. Aussie
    January 4th, 2010 | 4:35 pm

    If you go to advanced settings in your old phones library you can say copy all to sim card and it works for up to 250 contacts! My friend just showed it to me and saved me a trip to att!! Awesome! I took the card out of my sony ericsson z500a, popped it in my xenon and everything was there!! Hope that helps!

  31. Stephen
    January 25th, 2010 | 8:23 pm

    I have the LG Neon 365. I bought the USB cable and downloaded the drivers. I then installed LG Sync. I am able to look at storage on my phone, but not transfer my MS Outlook 2007 contacts and calendar. Is Windows 7 not supported? If it is, what have I done wrong?

  32. KP Austin TX
    February 2nd, 2010 | 4:03 pm

    I can’t get LG Outlook Synch to work with Outlook 2007 on Windows 7 – same issues as described above. Music synch and mass storage device work fine, but the “Data Service” connection is not associated with the driver. LG Driver shows as installed in programs & features.

    Agree – very disappointing AT&T\LG software experience. – KP^)

  33. KP Austin TX
    February 3rd, 2010 | 9:04 am

    DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME WITH THIS DOWNLOAD… It is NOT supported on LG Xenon.

    ———–Reply to Customer Inquiry————
    Thank you for inquiring of LG Electronics. We are delighted to hear from you as our Valued Customer.

    We do apologize for this inconvenience you are having with your phone and would be more than glad to help you with this. The current LG Outlook Sync supports enV 3(VX9200), enV Touch(VX11000) and VX8570 only. LG Outlook Sync does not support old LG devices. You are going to have to find a third party software to do the sync. LG does not recommend any third party software.

    If you have other questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us again either via email, or by calling our customer service division at 1-800-793-8896 at your convenience.

    Jose O.
    E-mail Administrator
    LGEAI / Customer Interactive Center
    Contact: customerservice@lge.com

  34. KP Austin TX
    February 3rd, 2010 | 12:53 pm
  35. KP Austin TX
    February 3rd, 2010 | 2:59 pm

    OK, down the next rabbit hole… Microsoft only supports mobile device center on Vista and Windows 7. So far, it’s not connecting either – what a nightmare.

    http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-us/downloads/microsoft/device-center-download.mspx

  36. KP Austin TX
    February 6th, 2010 | 5:31 pm

    Never mind, nothing works – as there is NO driver availble for this phone. I’m going to contact AT&T again to discuss options.

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