MPT trouble

Hello Everyone.

Have this V325i and MPT updated online to 4.51C.
Windows XP SP2.

I realize this issue could be a system specific problem
and not repeatable on other systems!

I start MPT (the cell phone looking form opens) & I
change modem to V323m phone gets detected no problem.

Click on "Multimedia" link & I get to a page with many
mini applications like "transfer photo" or "transfer files" etc.

I can then transfer files or photos from PC to cell phone & back.

After doing so, I try to exit that's when the problem starts.
A small window with couple of blue scrolling bars appears with
this message: "Processing, please wait".

The problem is I keep waiting & waiting. After about 10 minutes
I give up & want to terminate, but I get "this app is not responding..."

I actually have to turn the PC off & on. "Ctrl + Alt Delete" does not
work.

As long as I know I have the latest USB drivers, and using standard
USB cable that came with my video camera.
Cell phones blocked features have been re-enabled.

Thanks in advance for any help.
Mike

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On Fri, 8 Jun 2007 22:09:58 -0500, "ma" <[email protected]> wrote in
<[email protected]>:

>Have this V325i and MPT updated online to 4.51C.
>Windows XP SP2.
>
>I realize this issue could be a system specific problem
>and not repeatable on other systems!
>
>I start MPT (the cell phone looking form opens) & I
>change modem to V323m phone gets detected no problem.
>
>Click on "Multimedia" link & I get to a page with many
>mini applications like "transfer photo" or "transfer files" etc.
>
>I can then transfer files or photos from PC to cell phone & back.
>
>After doing so, I try to exit that's when the problem starts.
>A small window with couple of blue scrolling bars appears with
>this message: "Processing, please wait".
>
>The problem is I keep waiting & waiting. After about 10 minutes
>I give up & want to terminate, but I get "this app is not responding..."
>
>I actually have to turn the PC off & on. "Ctrl + Alt Delete" does not
>work.
>
>As long as I know I have the latest USB drivers, and using standard
>USB cable that came with my video camera.
>Cell phones blocked features have been re-enabled.

Use the Motorola Developer USB driver.
Use a genuine Motorola USB cable.
Make sure your hacks haven't caused the problem.

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