mobile Phone Tools v4.0

I have installed this software on my computer using usb mini cable SKN6371B.
But it won't detect my Motorola Razr v3 phone. I think there is a usb cable
driver and/or usb modem file missing. Can anyone tell me where to find it
on the net so I can download it?

reply to: [email protected]

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MPT v4.0 has all the drivers in the installation file and you have the
correct cable. You MUST install the software BEFORE plugging the phone
into the PC. If you plugged in the phone first you need to go to
Settings: Control Panel: System: Hardware: Device Manager and remove the
drivers for the phone under Modems. Then reboot and install MPT first.
When you run MPT plug it in. If it doesn't detect the phone unplug it
and plug it back in while it's trying to detect it.

From:SBC
[email protected]

> I have installed this software on my computer using usb mini cable
> SKN6371B. But it won't detect my Motorola Razr v3 phone. I think
> there is a usb cable driver and/or usb modem file missing. Can
> anyone tell me where to find it on the net so I can download it?
>
> reply to: [email protected]

dude...

do you know if MPT supports the startac 7868w?



BruceR wrote:

>MPT v4.0 has all the drivers in the installation file and you have the
>correct cable. You MUST install the software BEFORE plugging the phone
>into the PC. If you plugged in the phone first you need to go to
>Settings: Control Panel: System: Hardware: Device Manager and remove the
>drivers for the phone under Modems. Then reboot and install MPT first.
>When you run MPT plug it in. If it doesn't detect the phone unplug it
>and plug it back in while it's trying to detect it.
>
>From:SBC
>[email protected]
>
>
>>I have installed this software on my computer using usb mini cable
>>SKN6371B. But it won't detect my Motorola Razr v3 phone. I think
>>there is a usb cable driver and/or usb modem file missing. Can
>>anyone tell me where to find it on the net so I can download it?
>>
>>reply to: [email protected]
>>
>
>

It doesn't support the StarTAC. I don't recall the StarTAC ever having a
Data Cable. IIRC, there was no way to back up the phonebook unless it
was the GSM version with a SIM.

Fromilbert Firestorm
[email protected]

> dude...
>
> do you know if MPT supports the startac 7868w?
>
>
>
> BruceR wrote:
>
>> MPT v4.0 has all the drivers in the installation file and you have
>> the correct cable. You MUST install the software BEFORE plugging
>> the phone into the PC. If you plugged in the phone first you need to
>> go to Settings: Control Panel: System: Hardware: Device Manager and
>> remove the drivers for the phone under Modems. Then reboot and
>> install MPT first. When you run MPT plug it in. If it doesn't detect
>> the phone unplug it and plug it back in while it's trying to detect
>> it. From:SBC
>> [email protected]
>>
>>
>>> I have installed this software on my computer using usb mini cable
>>> SKN6371B. But it won't detect my Motorola Razr v3 phone. I think
>>> there is a usb cable driver and/or usb modem file missing. Can
>>> anyone tell me where to find it on the net so I can download it?
>>>
>>> reply to: [email protected]

have lost the download page for MPT v4.0 can you direct me to it


"BruceR" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> MPT v4.0 has all the drivers in the installation file and you have the
> correct cable. You MUST install the software BEFORE plugging the phone
> into the PC. If you plugged in the phone first you need to go to Settings:
> Control Panel: System: Hardware: Device Manager and remove the drivers for
> the phone under Modems. Then reboot and install MPT first. When you run
> MPT plug it in. If it doesn't detect the phone unplug it and plug it back
> in while it's trying to detect it.
>
> From:SBC
> [email protected]
>
>> I have installed this software on my computer using usb mini cable
>> SKN6371B. But it won't detect my Motorola Razr v3 phone. I think
>> there is a usb cable driver and/or usb modem file missing. Can
>> anyone tell me where to find it on the net so I can download it?
>>
>> reply to: [email protected]
>
>

1. Download a short utility from
http://pellaeon.com/ChangeMasterID.zip.
2. Open your current install of MPT and run Live Update to get or
ensure you have 3.28.
3. With 3.28 running, run the utility - you won't see anything happen
but that's OK.
4. Run Live Update again and you will be offered version 3.30. Install
it and reboot.
5. After the reboot a screen will pop up telling you to click finish to
start MPT. Do that.
6. When MPT starts Live Update will run and ask you if you'd like to
update to 4.04. Accept it.
7. MPT 4.04 will now load and install - it takes about 5 minutes.
Follow the prompts to finish and start the new version.


From:AT&T
[email protected]

> have lost the download page for MPT v4.0 can you direct me to it
>
>
> "BruceR" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> MPT v4.0 has all the drivers in the installation file and you have
>> the correct cable. You MUST install the software BEFORE plugging
>> the phone into the PC. If you plugged in the phone first you need to
>> go to Settings: Control Panel: System: Hardware: Device Manager and
>> remove the drivers for the phone under Modems. Then reboot and
>> install MPT first. When you run MPT plug it in. If it doesn't detect
>> the phone unplug it and plug it back in while it's trying to detect
>> it. From:SBC
>> [email protected]
>>
>>> I have installed this software on my computer using usb mini cable
>>> SKN6371B. But it won't detect my Motorola Razr v3 phone. I think
>>> there is a usb cable driver and/or usb modem file missing. Can
>>> anyone tell me where to find it on the net so I can download it?
>>>
>>> reply to: [email protected]

Not that I'm aware of.

From:Pegleg
[email protected]

> On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 13:08:36 GMT, "BruceR" <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> Any special caveats when installing to use with a hacked phone? I
> currently have to lie to MPT and tell it my V710 is a V710M to get to
> see the MM feature.
> TIA
>
> _
>
> Pegleg
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> Question The Policy!
>
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BruceR wrote:
> It doesn't support the StarTAC. I don't recall the StarTAC ever having a
> Data Cable.

I have a data cable for the StarTAC 7868W. Got it in the Mobile Office kit
from Verizon.

> IIRC, there was no way to back up the phonebook unless it
> was the GSM version with a SIM.

Verizon managed to do it when we had to swap wifey's phone due to a bad
charging connector. I never installed the Mobile Office, so don't know if
that would back up / restore phonebook.

--
If John McCain gets the 2008 Republican Presidential nomination,
my vote for President will be a write-in for Jiang Zemin.

Interesting. Was Mobile Office a TruSynch product? I had a 7868 CDMA
Startac first and then a 7700 TDMA one when I switched carriers but
always had to fat-finger in all the numbers when swapping bad phones
(there were several).

From:clifto
[email protected]

> BruceR wrote:
>> It doesn't support the StarTAC. I don't recall the StarTAC ever
>> having a Data Cable.
>
> I have a data cable for the StarTAC 7868W. Got it in the Mobile
> Office kit from Verizon.
>
>> IIRC, there was no way to back up the phonebook unless it
>> was the GSM version with a SIM.
>
> Verizon managed to do it when we had to swap wifey's phone due to a
> bad charging connector. I never installed the Mobile Office, so don't
> know if that would back up / restore phonebook.
>
> --
> If John McCain gets the 2008 Republican Presidential
> nomination, my vote for President will be a write-in for
> Jiang Zemin.

BruceR wrote:
> It doesn't support the StarTAC. I don't recall the StarTAC ever having a
> Data Cable. IIRC, there was no way to back up the phonebook unless it
> was the GSM version with a SIM.

I used to do phonebook backups on my StarTac 7868 all the time using
TrueSync. The cable goes from the phone to a serial port. (This was long
before USB was popular.) In fact, I still have the (active) phone,
cable, and software (along with current phones).

About a year ago VZW pulled the StarTac cables from their support
computers, so you can no longer get service for the 7868 from them.

BruceR wrote:
> 1. Download a short utility from
> http://pellaeon.com/ChangeMasterID.zip.
> 2. Open your current install of MPT and run Live Update to get or
> ensure you have 3.28.
> 3. With 3.28 running, run the utility - you won't see anything happen
> but that's OK.
> 4. Run Live Update again and you will be offered version 3.30. Install
> it and reboot.
> 5. After the reboot a screen will pop up telling you to click finish to
> start MPT. Do that.
> 6. When MPT starts Live Update will run and ask you if you'd like to
> update to 4.04. Accept it.
> 7. MPT 4.04 will now load and install - it takes about 5 minutes.
> Follow the prompts to finish and start the new version.

You no longer need to zap anything to get 4.04. My plain vanilla copy of
MPT that I bought from Motorola did a LiveUpdate from 3.28 to 3.30 and
thence to 4.04 without any tweaking.

BruceR wrote:
> clifto wrote:
>> BruceR wrote:
>>> IIRC, there was no way to back up the phonebook unless it
>>> was the GSM version with a SIM.
>>
>> Verizon managed to do it when we had to swap wifey's phone due to a
>> bad charging connector. I never installed the Mobile Office, so don't
>> know if that would back up / restore phonebook.
>
> Interesting. Was Mobile Office a TruSynch product? I had a 7868 CDMA
> Startac first and then a 7700 TDMA one when I switched carriers but
> always had to fat-finger in all the numbers when swapping bad phones
> (there were several).

As I mentioned, I didn't install it. A look at the Quick Start guide (the
only instructions provided) suggests it was for data comm only, not for
phonebook transfer.

--
If John McCain gets the 2008 Republican Presidential nomination,
my vote for President will be a write-in for Jiang Zemin.

clifto <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]:

> BruceR wrote:
>> clifto wrote:
>>> BruceR wrote:
>>>> IIRC, there was no way to back up the phonebook unless it
>>>> was the GSM version with a SIM.
>>>
>>> Verizon managed to do it when we had to swap wifey's phone due to a
>>> bad charging connector. I never installed the Mobile Office, so don't
>>> know if that would back up / restore phonebook.
>>
>> Interesting. Was Mobile Office a TruSynch product? I had a 7868 CDMA
>> Startac first and then a 7700 TDMA one when I switched carriers but
>> always had to fat-finger in all the numbers when swapping bad phones
>> (there were several).
>
> As I mentioned, I didn't install it. A look at the Quick Start guide (the
> only instructions provided) suggests it was for data comm only, not for
> phonebook transfer.
>

Hi Everybody
a stupid question. I am new to cell phone and just last week I got two of
them V551 and V186. If I just want to transfer pictures between the phones
and a PC, do I need the MPT that you guys talking about? I try the V186
with my normal USB cable, the PC see new hardware and can see it is a V186
but have not driver for it. Is there any way to download free USB driver
for them? The V551 does not take normal USB so I am using bluetooth.
Please help and many thanks
good4u

MPT would be the best solution, although a free trial of Mobile Edit
might get you by.

From:good4u
[email protected]

> clifto <[email protected]> wrote in
> news:[email protected]:
>
>> BruceR wrote:
>>> clifto wrote:
>>>> BruceR wrote:
>>>>> IIRC, there was no way to back up the phonebook unless it
>>>>> was the GSM version with a SIM.
>>>>
>>>> Verizon managed to do it when we had to swap wifey's phone due to a
>>>> bad charging connector. I never installed the Mobile Office, so
>>>> don't know if that would back up / restore phonebook.
>>>
>>> Interesting. Was Mobile Office a TruSynch product? I had a 7868
>>> CDMA Startac first and then a 7700 TDMA one when I switched
>>> carriers but always had to fat-finger in all the numbers when
>>> swapping bad phones (there were several).
>>
>> As I mentioned, I didn't install it. A look at the Quick Start guide
>> (the only instructions provided) suggests it was for data comm only,
>> not for phonebook transfer.
>>
>
> Hi Everybody
> a stupid question. I am new to cell phone and just last week I got
> two of them V551 and V186. If I just want to transfer pictures
> between the phones and a PC, do I need the MPT that you guys talking
> about? I try the V186 with my normal USB cable, the PC see new
> hardware and can see it is a V186 but have not driver for it. Is
> there any way to download free USB driver for them? The V551 does not
> take normal USB so I am using bluetooth. Please help and many thanks
> good4u

Try here.

You can download them here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=85XO3MTC
I got them from them from here:
http://forum.osnn.net/showthread.php?t=79510



On Mon, 09 Jan 2006 01:33:59 GMT, "SBC" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>I have installed this software on my computer using usb mini cable SKN6371B.
>But it won't detect my Motorola Razr v3 phone. I think there is a usb cable
>driver and/or usb modem file missing. Can anyone tell me where to find it
>on the net so I can download it?
>
>reply to: [email protected]
>

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