Has This Happened To Anyone....Help!!

I seem to have run into a problem I have not encountered before. Up to this
point I have never had any problems with my V551. I enabled java apploader,
used PST, P2Kman, mobile phone tools and Midway without any problems.
Yesterday I downloaded a game to my V551 and it installed without any
problems. When I started to play the game my phone wanted me to power down
and restart, which I did. When I went back to play the game it said the same
thing. I knew I had powered down so I cleared the screen and proceeded to
play the game. Which sucked by the way and I ended up deleting it off of the
phone. Every since then I have had nothing but problems with any of the apps
recognizing my phone. I have worked several hours trying to reinstall the
usb drivers and reinstalling the apps and disenabling java apploader and
then reenabling java apploader. As of right now my computer will sometimes
recognize my V551 . But my java apploader will not come up as jal link
active or when it does it will not connect to midway, or it times out within
a few seconds. The bells sometimes sound when I connect my phone to the
comptuer so I know it recognizes it. The motorola modem shows under device
managerwhen it does connect (which is not oftend) . PST, P2kman do work
sometimes. My mobile phone tools will not work and now it seems like my java
apploader will not work. I have a laptop and desktop computer and mobile
phone tools will not work on either of them and neither will midway. I did a
master clear and it still does not work. I am confused as to why now my
V551 which I had no problems is now having problems with midway and java
apploader.

As of right now nothing is working for the V551. This is what comes up.
One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned and
Windows does not recognize it. The location of the device is shown in bold
type (nothing is shown in the box). Recommendation: Try reconnecting the
device. If Windows still does not recognize it, replace the device.

Help will would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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SAH wrote:
> I seem to have run into a problem I have not encountered before. Up to this
> point I have never had any problems with my V551. I enabled java apploader,
> used PST, P2Kman, mobile phone tools and Midway without any problems.
> Yesterday I downloaded a game to my V551 and it installed without any
> problems. When I started to play the game my phone wanted me to power down
> and restart, which I did. When I went back to play the game it said the same
> thing. I knew I had powered down so I cleared the screen and proceeded to
> play the game. Which sucked by the way and I ended up deleting it off of the
> phone. Every since then I have had nothing but problems with any of the apps
> recognizing my phone. I have worked several hours trying to reinstall the
> usb drivers and reinstalling the apps and disenabling java apploader and
> then reenabling java apploader. As of right now my computer will sometimes
> recognize my V551 . But my java apploader will not come up as jal link
> active or when it does it will not connect to midway, or it times out within
> a few seconds. The bells sometimes sound when I connect my phone to the
> comptuer so I know it recognizes it. The motorola modem shows under device
> managerwhen it does connect (which is not oftend) . PST, P2kman do work
> sometimes. My mobile phone tools will not work and now it seems like my java
> apploader will not work. I have a laptop and desktop computer and mobile
> phone tools will not work on either of them and neither will midway. I did a
> master clear and it still does not work. I am confused as to why now my
> V551 which I had no problems is now having problems with midway and java
> apploader.
>
> As of right now nothing is working for the V551. This is what comes up.
> One of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned and
> Windows does not recognize it. The location of the device is shown in bold
> type (nothing is shown in the box). Recommendation: Try reconnecting the
> device. If Windows still does not recognize it, replace the device.
>
> Help will would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
>
>


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