Windows 10: Did I misunderstand about "synchronization"?

Hi
For years I have been using different Android mobile devices. And I have a habit of connecting to WiFi whenever possible, in fact, the WiFi is almost always enabled unless the battery is starving..

On Google Photos, it's good, every time I take a new picture on my mobile device, it will upload to Google Photos quickly if WiFi is connected, and in the one or two minutes I will be able to find the new photos on the web version of Google Photos. However, if I delete any photos on Google Photos from the web version or from my mobile phone. I will not automatically delete the corresponding photos on the connected device. For example, it doesn't delete the photo on Google Photo if I delete it on my phone and vice versa.

However, if I attempt to remove a photo to the rubbish bin on Google Photos it will have a warning with a message like - The corresponding photos on your connected device will be deleted... But the fact is, it will never delete.

Did I misunderstand the meaning of "synchronization"?

Is it possible that if I delete a photo on my mobile phone than the corresponding photo on Google Photos will be deleted? Or vice versa? If I delete a photo on Google Photos it will delete the corresponding photos on my phone?

Is it possible? How can I achieve that?

:)

 

Nokia Lumia 610 Hotmail Synchronizing

Try these steps:



Resync your Hotmail/Live account.

• Go to Settings.
• Tap Email+Accounts.
• Tap and hold your Live/Hotmail account.
• Select Sync.

If it doesn't work, reset your password on this link http://account.live.com then perform these steps:

• Go to Settings.
• Tap Email+Accounts.
• Tap your Live/Hotmail account.
• Then mark off the option of mail synchronization.
• Reboot your phone and then activate the email sync again.

If the above steps will not work, clear your history by doing these steps:

• Open Internet Explorer (on phone)
• Tap (...) then go to Settings.
• Select Clear History.

Also, check that your server is "m.hotmail.com"

 

Time Synchronization Task Scheduler Windows 10

Hi Kern

Tried all the steps you suggested but time is still not synchronizing with internet time via the normal GUI settings and running SynchronizeTime from Windows Task Scheduler returns code 2147943479.

What next?

Thanks,

Bob

 

Windows Live Synchronization failed

So do you suggest I should just keep trying the way I'm doing now? Isn't there some settings, either in Windows Mobile or on my Windows Live account that I can check to help the synchronization?



Can it be related to a conflict with the Outlook contact list?



Thanks again