7250i and usb data nightmare

I bought the Nokia dku 5 cable for my 7250i, fired up the driver
installation, installed PC Suite (the most recent from the website)
and away it went. No problem.

A week later - having made no adjustments to my PC, which is running
win98se - PC Suite failed to recognuise the phone no matter what.

I uninstalled all drivers and software and started from scratch. The
dku5 installation seems to go okay - though it registers the multiport
as com 5 for some reason ( I only have a single ( unused) com port).

When I try to install pcsuite it crashes at the point at which it is
searching for the phone port.

Any suggestions before I tear ALL my remaining hair out please?

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HowburyPete <[email protected]> wrote:
: I bought the Nokia dku 5 cable for my 7250i, fired up the driver
: installation, installed PC Suite (the most recent from the website)
: and away it went. No problem.

: A week later - having made no adjustments to my PC, which is running
: win98se - PC Suite failed to recognuise the phone no matter what.

: I uninstalled all drivers and software and started from scratch. The
: dku5 installation seems to go okay - though it registers the multiport
: as com 5 for some reason ( I only have a single ( unused) com port).

: When I try to install pcsuite it crashes at the point at which it is
: searching for the phone port.

: Any suggestions before I tear ALL my remaining hair out please?

Have you tried doing a Windows Update to get the latest, greatest
updates from MS? How about re-installing the USB driver for your USB
port? Are there any broken devices in Device Manager?

Too late for this now - but when you uninstalled the drivers/software,
if it said, "No one else appears to using these files, should I remove
them?" you should always answer *NO*, because more than once removing
such files can screw up Windows. So if you happened to do that - that
could have caused your problem.

You might try plugging the cable into a different USB port. As a more
drastic measure, you might try getting a new plug-in USB card for your
computer and plugging the cable in there. For a desktop PC, if you
have a slot, this is a pretty cheap solution. Sometimes the older
motherboard chipsets have a flakey USB implementation that causes
certain kinds of devices not to work well.

Andrew
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