5230 Internet problem-Packet data

I have a packet data problem. I have looked in the settings, but I can't find the place where I can turn packet data on. My 5230 won't connect to the internet without it, and I am really frustrated! Help!

Hello, I was using 5230 with BSNL gprs. Net on mobile & PC were fine. I switched to Docomo, it was better. One day it was connected but not opening webpage. In status, I found Bytes receiving but not sending. I found everywhere about this but they know how to deal with BYTES NOT RECEIVING. I tried with new settings, new cable, but failed. After a month BYTES RECEIVING also stopped. When I installed a Bluetooth dongle and tried to connect directly(without using one touch access).... then BYTES SENT is ok, but BYTES RECEIVING paused. I tried different browsers also. After netwrk diagnosis.... DNSServer search order (FAILED). PLEASE HELP....!

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First of all, do you have an active data plan from your Operator ? If so, call and request them to send the settings for Access Points. These are normally sent thru' SMS.. Once received, open the message and select 'SAVE'.. Now you should not have any problem accessing..
If you do not have an active data plan..then you will have to get one..
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Last night every thing was OK, I was able to connect to internet using my phone
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how this all this could happen just from taking out the battery.
Well, you had to take out the battery while it was running. Then, a lot of fancy things can happen like a file-system corruption or just a SIM re-detection. The latter could load new configurations. The former would require the Nokia Software Recovery Tool on a Windows computer. Anyway, that is very, very rare – let us hope this is fixable by just changing the settings.

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Problem? I'm not even sure what your problem is, much less whether it's a problem with the phone or the carrier.

6212 NFC & AT&T - Packet Data Problem

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N80 Packet Data and Orange Internet

How do I set up Packet Data and Orange internet on my Nokia N80? Been looking at loads of tutorials but cant find them on my first N80 there was an "always on connection" and sending SMS is pretty slow any ideas about getting these settings? Been on a few sites but cant find anything for Orange Internet, Packet Data and SMS. Cheers

Either go to the Orange site, support, select N80 and go into each link for text, 3g, GPRS, MMS (some links will send you the sim update)
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5800 internet problem

I'm hoping some knowledgeable people on here will be able to help me!
I've just got the Nokia 5800 Xpress Music and I'm on O2 Text and Web (from my previous phone). The texts and calls are working fine but for some reason it won't let me connect to the internet.
Everytime I try and connect to the internet or maps it says 'Packet Data Connection Not Available'
I went onto the O2 website and they sent me settings which worked for an hour or two then the same thing happened again!
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I had this problem with AT&T. For some reason, they kept turning off the MMS and data features on my account. (A pay as you go account.) Have them check that they are activated on the account.
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N80 & Orange packet data

I wonder if anyone else has had the same experience as I've had, I was just playing with my Orange N80 and when I looked in the log file I found the data counter had registered all sent data as 3.05MB and all received data as 4.72MB and all I'd done was look on Orange world a few times and checked out the sport on BBC mobile - which I know is very economical on data, however when I first got the phone I was trying out the camera and didn't realise that my pictures were being uploaded to Orange until I turned off the album feature but there weren't many photo's anyway but at £1. or so a MB this could get very expensive! I called Orange who, whilst being very polite, couldn't help very much other than to advise me to check my next bill and reset the data counter and compare the following bill! Anyway, I've since turned off just about everything as Orange seem to set all connections to a default setting of always on and I now get prompted for any connection other than for calls and sms which has the added bonus of increased battery life - not much mind but still better. Now call me cynical if you will but how many people will run up huge data bills before they realise they need to change the default settings to off which,imho, should the case anyway. Since turning off the packet data, online album etc though, I experience less problems with the handset too!

Just mention my findings on this
I too myself have seen a high amount of data being classed as transmitted via orangeinternet even though I have my accesspoint set to my home network, set the connection to only when needed and also changed the softkey menu so now says camera instead of home.
I rang orange about this and advised I was not happy the phone stated I had transfered 3mb of data in less than 2 days of using the phone, and that I don't use their webpages and if checked previous bills they would know this. I have been told that so far no data is being shown as being used, and when get my bill it will be looked into then if I am charged for anything.
Incase you may not know if you dont have the internet package you will be charged £10 per mb from orange.
I think I have now found out what the problem is, if you connect the data cable to the pc it will go into offline mode and you can transfer whatever you want. The minute you unplug the cable you go back into online mode and the orangeinternet automatically connects and whatever you have transfered by cable gets added to the orangeinternet connection.
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"Subscribe to Packet Data First" (Bit of feedback)

I recently bought a Nokia 6021, which offers Bluetooth connectivity and E-mail function (send and retrieve). I got some setup advice Forum members.
Bluetooth was easy to set up, and I now use the phone in the car with a handsfree unit, which clips on the sun visor.
Very satisfactory.
E-mail was (much) more difficult to set up.
I kept getting an error: "Subscribe to Packet Data First".
It turned out that the fundamental problem lay in the fact that Vodafone Support had incorrectly given me the settings for a "Contract SIM card" when in fact I operate mine as a "Pay-As-You-Talk SIM card".
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Game froze my MacBook Pro, now I have internet problems-What should I do?

Hi,
I recently bought a game to play on my macbook pro, it is Sims Castaway Stories for Mac by Aspyr.
My laptop meets/exceeds the requirements to play it. It only uses little ram and hardrive space.
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When I have the game running and go on the internet the videos I watch are distorted, images are fragmented + oddly colored, pages load in computer code, and pages won't load occasionally.
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I use google chrome, but I have the same problems on safari.
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Do you have enough RAM memory to support all the things you are doing at once? If not, your Hard drive will be on all the time to do Paging to simulate more RAM memory, and spinning its motor all the time will make your Mac really Hot.
To cool the underside by convection, at least 3/4 inch (20mm) space is needed underneath. A smaller space is not effective.

The packet data and wlan connection runs automatia...

guys guys guys i'm having a wiered problem with this rubish E72
well every time i check my log i find that my phone has used packet data connections and wlan connections for small time intervals and small periods while i haven't used the internet for a long time btw i always make sure to exit all app and also make sure to disconnect my email before exiting so packet data signals and wlan signal are not (on)
so that means that the phone just uses internet by it's own self also notice that the time that the phone used the internet was during my sleep time
but it's so weired it has used the packet data for 30 seconds and the wlan fo 1.5 mins by it self ..............is this a virus or that ugly firmware is just full of **bleep**
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firmware : 053.001
of 26 of nov 2010

well for the ovi sync i really use that app to sync my contacts and calender and it set to manual sync so i guess it wouldn't go by it self
as for the wlan data and packet data , last night was ok withou any connection don't know how
or what happened it seems the problem is solved but i will also make sure tonight of the problem still exist or not
all i did last night i have installed 2 app (m.gaurd(netqin) and kaspersky antivirus) to scan my mobile and it did but it seems that its slowind down my already slow mobile
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Nokia E72-1 Black
firmware : 053.001
of 26 of nov 2010

Nokia C3+Wifi+subscribe to packet data first

Hi all I need help with connecting to the net with my Nokia C3 using Wifi, I did have Ver 3.something and I was able to download Apps and games no problem using Wifi but today I updated the phone to Ver 08.63 and now I keep getting "subscribe to packet data first" I did call my provider and they told me it is nothing they did.
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Re: nokia c3 wlan
‎04-07-2010 21:04
TO ANYONE EXPERIENCING THIS PROBLEM I HAVE FOUND A SOLUTION!!!!!
I have had this phone for a week and the WLAN has been very problematic!
To stop the phone from connecting to the GPRS instead of using the WLAN you must...
- Change all the settings to 'ASK FIRST', this includes the internet connection under connectivity and within the saved WLANS, each must have ask first selected.
- You must edit the packet data settings (under connectivity), it must say 'when needed' and then you must change the access point to a different point, e.g. Access point , then edit this access point, the alias can be anything (it is just a name), but the access point must be changed to the WLAN access point you are trying to connect to.
To find this access point code you must go to ...
Menu - settings - connectivity - WLAN - available wlans - then click edit on the WLAN you want to use. Look under 'Access point MAC', this should be a long list of numbers and letters separated by colons e.g. 1A:2B:3C:4D:5E:6E.
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This works by saving specific access points to available WLAN locations.
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Nokia C3-01 & subscribe to packet data first.

Hello !
I have a nokia c3-01, I am not able to connect to the internet using WLAN, it says subscribe to packet data first.
can anyone help me on this.
Thanks.

Go to menu-settings-configuration settings-personal settings- my web. Do not enter any data in any field & press back. Do again with my access point. Now select these two as active settings & access point. Now go to connectivity-wlan. Search & save your wlan. Set the connection to do not ask. You will be able to connect using wlan only.
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