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Mobile device synchronization problem

Session publiqueSession #90017/01/2026👁️ 23 vuesRetards du service d'assistance informatique et du support
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AI Analysis Summary

The user's work email and calendar are not syncing on their company-issued mobile phone, leading to missed updates and appointments. Basic troubleshooting steps like restarting the phone and reconfiguring the account have been attempted.

Problème signalé

My work email and calendar are not syncing with my company-issued mobile phone. I'm missing important updates and appointments. I've tried restarting my phone and reconfiguring the account.

Questions

5 questions
Q1

What is the make and model of your company-issued mobile phone? (ID: 4602)

iPhone 13 Pro

Q2

What operating system is your phone running? (ID: 4603)

iOS

Q3

Are you connected to Wi-Fi or cellular data? (ID: 4604)

Both

Q4

Have you recently changed your work email password? (ID: 4605)

No

Q5

Are there any error messages displayed on your phone related to your work email or calendar? (ID: 4606)

Syncing error

Causes identifiées

4 causes
#1

Network Connectivity Issues

75%

The phone may not have a stable or sufficient internet connection (Wi-Fi or cellular) to sync data with the company's email servers.

#2

Account Synchronization Settings

70%

The synchronization settings for the email and calendar account on the phone might be misconfigured, disabled, or set to a very infrequent sync interval.

#3

Outdated Mobile Device Management (MDM) Policies

60%

Company-issued phones often have MDM software that enforces security policies. If these policies are outdated or have changed, they could prevent syncing.

#4

Corrupted Account Data or Cache

50%

The local data or cache for the email/calendar app on the phone might be corrupted, preventing proper synchronization.

Solutions recommandées

10 solutions
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Test with IP Address

93%Official
Attempt to map the drive using the server's IP address directly.
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Flush DNS Cache

93%Official
Clear your computer's DNS cache to force a fresh lookup.
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Contact Network Administrator

93%Official
Request the administrator to check your user account's permissions for the specific share.
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Check Share Permissions

93%Official
Verify that your user account has the necessary read/write permissions on the network share.
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Try IP Address Instead of Hostname

93%Official
If using a hostname, try mapping using the server's IP address to rule out DNS issues.
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Verify Path Exactly

93%Official
Copy and paste the path directly from a working machine or documentation.
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Check Firewall Settings

93%Official
Ensure your local firewall is not blocking access to the network share.
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Reboot Computer

93%Official
A simple reboot can resolve many transient network issues.
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Restart Network Adapter

93%Official
Disable and re-enable the network adapter on your computer.
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Address System Updates

93%Official
Ensure your operating system and other relevant software are up-to-date to support the new application version.

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