Check the mozypro.log file to see what error messages you have. Here is what we had:

18Apr2010 12:58:51 mozyprobackup.exe: Error: Failed to add to set contents (11: DB_CORRUPT[11]: database disk image is malformed)
18Apr2010 12:58:52 mozyprobackup.exe: Error: Failed to add to fs contents (11: DB_CORRUPT[11]: database disk image is malformed)
18Apr2010 12:58:52 mozyprobackup.exe: Error: Failed to load set contents (11: DB_CORRUPT[11]: out of memory)

And here is the fix from Mozy Technical Support:

1. Delete C:\Program Files\MozyPro\Data\cache.dat.
2. Restart the MozyProBackup service and start another backup.
3. Enter the MozyPro configuration, make a change and save. Then start a backup

http://www.dreamhoststatus.com/2010/04/18/network-maintenance-window-11-pm-april-18th-3-am-april-19th-2010/

via Engadget via Windows Phone official Twitter

Problem: You keep entering new appointments on the wrong calendar, so the appointments aren’t syncing over-the-air with your Exchange calendar.

Question: How do I delete the local calendars and just have the one Exchange calendar?

Answer:

1. Plug your iPhone into iTunes, go to the Info tab, and uncheck Sync Calendars with Outlook.
   1. Perform a sync, then unplug your iPhone.
2. Assuming you already have your Exchange account set up…
   1. On your iPhone go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
3. Select your Exchange account.
4. Turn off Calendars.
   1. You will be prompted with a message warning you that calendar data will be deleted from the iPhone. This is fine, you will be enabling the calendar later.
5. Exit the Settings and go to the iPhone home screen.
6. Now go back to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
7. Select your Exchange account.
8. Turn on Calendars.
   1. You will be prompted to keep or replace the calendar data on the iPhone.
   2. **WARNING** Following the next step will delete all existing calendar data on your iPhone.
   3. Choose replace.

And that should do it. You should now only have your one Exchange calendar on your iPhone.

First check to see if MSJVM is installed

Open IE and go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab > scroll down to locate Microsoft VM.

If you do not see Microsoft VM in that list, then MSJVM is not installed on your computer. If you do see Microsoft VM, then proceed to uninstall MSJVM.

Remove Microsoft JVM

1. Click Start, then Run.
2. In the Open box type or copy/paste the following text:
   RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection java.inf,UnInstall
3. Then click OK.
4. When prompted with the Microsoft VM uninstall message, click Yes.
5. Once the uninstall has finished you will be prompted to restart your computer. Click Yes to allow the computer to restart.
6. When the computer finishes restarting, delete the following folders and files:
   1. c:\windows\inf\java.pnf
   2. c:\windows\java
   3. c:\windows\system32\wjview.exe
   4. c:\windows\system32\jview.exe
7. Next you will need to edit the registry. Be extremely careful as a mistake can cripple your computer.
8. Click Start, then Run.
9. In the Open box type the following:
   regedit
10. Then click OK.
11. Using the folder tree on the left, navigate to the following registry keys and delete them.
    1. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Java VM
    2. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\AdvancedOptions\JAVA_VM
12. Close the Registry Editor.

Install Adobe Flash Player

If Internet Explorer is open, close and reopen it. Now proceed to install Flash. You should then be prompted to install the Adobe DLM add-on. Click to install it, and Flash should proceed to install.

If you have recently had a problem accessing the iTunes Store with iTunes 9, and you are presented with a message “One Moment Please. Connecting to the iTunes Store. Loading…” or when you try to log in you get a (-50) error message, there is a pretty simple fix.

Go to the Edit menu > Preferences > Parental Control Tab > Check Disable iTunes Store > Check Allow access to iTunes U

Click OK to save and exit the Preferences. Go to the iTunes Store and let iTunes U load. Then go back to the Edit menu > Preferences > Parental Control Tab > and uncheck Disable iTunes Store.

Click OK to save and exit the Preferences. Your iTunes Store should now load.

The recording includes a picture of the screen during each mouse click (screen shots), a location and description of each click, and an option to annotate an area of importance. Once the recording is finished you can save the file and send it to your support personnel to help them diagnose the problem.

Here is an article from Microsoft which explains how to use the Problem Steps Recorder.

You can also view a video demo on Microsoft TechNet of the Problem Steps Recorder in action.

Microsoft TechNet provides a quick tip on how to customize which icons and notifications appear in the notification area, and also how to change what Windows maintenance and security messages pop-up.

Turn Off Security Messages and Other System Notifications in Windows 7

Rather that blab on about information that is so readily available (go and google Windows Phone 7 Series), I’ll just provide some links to good articles here.

Gizmodo – Windows Phone 7 Series: Everything is Different Now

Engadget – Windows Phone 7 Series is official

Gizmodo – Windows Phone 7 Series: Hands-On Pics and Video

Channel9 – 22 minute Windows Phone 7 Series Hands-On demo

Gizmodo – Xbox Live in Windows Phone 7