No connection to my mobile devices

Hello Jesko,

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Damian

Wir haben selbiges Problem, ein Entfernen der Mobile-Devices aus dem Account und neu einrichten der Konten auf den IOS-Devices ermöglicht eine einmalige Synchronisation, danach geht dann wieder gar nichts mehr.

Das Problem besteht jetzt schon seit einigen Tagen/Wochen.

Gerade einmal tiefer geschaut was passiert:

The connection to 'eas.outlook.com' failed. <br />Error: TimedOut (0x274c). <br /> 80.156.86.78:443

Sind hier MS-Server down?

Thanks for your answer but I am not sure to sign out at my mobile device because there it comes the message that the not synchronized data will get lost in case I sign out.
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I tried this also a dozen times to no avail.
<br />Also I have access to not just this one Microsoft Mail account and all the other are working just fine but only my main account isn't.
<br />So I can also exclude that this is a problem related to any of my devices.
<br />As this "testconnectivity.microsoft.com" thingy also works with every of my other acounts but not with my main account let me come to the conclusion that the error is on the server side.
<br />Edit: For the desktop Application "Outlook" it is working fine. But that's not my problem, my Problem is everything else like the "GMail Android" App and even "Microsoft Windows Mail" will not work.
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How does ODBC with Excel work under Windows 7 without running Excel as Administrator?

Using Windows XP I didn't need to have admin rights to configure ODBC connections and as well none to use these ODBC connections e.g. in Excel 2010.

Now using Windows 7 I need admin rights to configure ODBC - that's okay. But I also need them to connect via ODBC to my database. When I don't run Excel as admin, the connection doesn't start (there is even no message why not) - I need to start Excel as admin
each time.

Is there no way to use ODBC without starting Excel as administrator? (I would be ok, when the admin password prompt appears when I try to connect to my ODBC data source... but this doesn't happen)...

The main problem why I can't default to run Excel as administrator: I cannot open any Excel-Document e.g. out of the Windows Explorer with Excel. I always have to start Excel first and then use the File-Open-Dialogue to access the Excel sheet.

Information:

I use an IBM ODBC driver for DB2 and Excel 2010, Windows 7 SP1