#Thinking rock iphone sync Pc
#Thinking rock iphone sync windows 7

However when I retuned to the TR app all data had gone, everything not just my recent thoughts. My natural reaction to this was to exit the iPhone app using the home button, turn WiFi on and then return to the Thinking Rock app to start the sync again. The first time this happened to me was when I had realised I had not turned WiFi on on my iPhone before I started the Sync. I can do this every time, basically it will also occur if your WiFi connection is interrupted during a sync operation which I have also had when my iPhone dropped the WiFi once and I had not noticed when I started the sync.ДЄlthough I am not a programmer by profession it seems to me that it is the act of exiting the Thinking Rock iPhone app during a sync that results in the local database being wiped. Note All thoughts and all data have been wiped. Re-Run Thinking Rock app on the iPhone.ДЎ3). On the Syncronisation page tap the 'Sync Data' button.Д©.) The sync gets stuck as it never receives an answer.ДЎ1). Check that the thought is still there.ДЁ). Go to iPhone General settings and turn off your WiFi connection.Д¦). Exit the Thinking Rock iPhone application.Д¤). (I just typed 'Test1' into the Description field, did not bother with a topic)ДЈ). Please note that the desktop application is not required at all to reproduce this problem.Дў). Here are my steps to reproduce the loss of all entered thoughts and indeed all data. But I can confirm that I have had my iPhone do this, yes it has crashed back to the home screen during a sync. The app does not always crash back to the home screen, it will loose data anyway. Other than that I love Thinking Rock and would also love to be able to do cloud syncing like I used to with Omni-Focus when I had a MacBook. Is there any chance it can check if WiFi is enabled and issue a warning if not? So at present I cannot trust the thinking rock iPhone app to look after my thoughts. The idea of a trusted system is that you can put stuff into it and then find it again, I have read David Allen's book. It would be really nice to get a fix for this.

#Thinking rock iphone sync Pc

Just the last sync data on my PC came back. I then turned on wifi but by that time it was too late all the data had gone. So after a restless night where I entered some 20 thoughts during the night I lost the lot because the sync deleted the local data before realising it could not get a connection. I have discovered to my cost that if you forget to turn WiFi on on your iPhone before initiating a sync in Thinking Rock basically the first thing the iPhone app appears to do is delete all local data prior to attempting a sync. Because of the usual awful battery life of the iPhone I have WiFi turned off most of the time.

#Thinking rock iphone sync windows 7

I have been using Thinking Rock on a Windows 7 64bit Laptop with your iPhone app running on my old 3G iPhone with latest OS4.

Not sure if anyone has come across this before.