Absolutely impossible to connect nokia phone in pc...

For me it's now absolutely impossible to connect nokia phone in pc suite mode. Not the first time for problems with PCsuite either. It has been working shaky for a couple of months but now it absolutely refuses connections in PC suite mode. USB connection are never any problem but I cannot sync the phone in this mode unfortunately so it does not help. Have tried all uninstallations and re-installations possible but nothing helps. Only a total re-install of the computer will probably help. WHY is PC suite such a unstable program! I think the concept is great and very nice but the connection part of this program simply have to be improved soon! Or make it possible to sync the data in USB mode to make the everything so much simpler.
/Peter
This time the problems happen with Windows XP and Nokia 6110N but it has been with all software versions, all Nokia phones I've had.

2630 Bluetooth. Can anyone suggest a step by step instruction "How to" to connect my Nokia 2630 to my PC through Bluetooth. I believe this is the only way to download my Nokia 2630 information.
Have to confess - as you can tell already - I'm a bit of luddite and very new to this. I don't know how Bluetooth technology works. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.Many thanks. Colin.

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Connect Nokia phone without drivers to internet on...

How do connect my pc to web through my mobile phone without any suite software.
I want to use it as a plug n play modem, wherein i connect it to pc and automatically use it as modem without installing any pc suite or ovi suite.
I've seen this happening some other brand mobiles. Samsung GALAXY 3 for that matter.
Is it possible with Nokia C5-00 phones??
i tried using connect pc to web option in usb settings.
That needs pc suite probably

Does your computer support Bluetooth? That's the most easy way to connect your phone as a modem to the PC without PC Suite and without USB cable.
I use this method everyday with my E72 and tablet PC.
bbao
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Connect nokia phone with pc using irda

Hi everybody,
I want to write a java program that will communicate with my nokia 7250i using the ir port. I have already achieved that using nokia pc suite, But i want to create my own application. Firts of all I have to find out how a java program can send data through the ir potr. I guess that java can use ir port as a normal com port but this may be wrong. In order to check this I open hyperterminal and I plug my usb infrared adapter.Hyperterminal cannot see any extra port (it can see only my modem and com3 which is not used by infrared - may be someone know a way to see what is using this port?(1))When I put my phone close to the inrared adapter hyperterminal fids to extra ports com4 and Nokia irda modem. It can not use com4 and when I ask to connect to Nokia irda modem it asks me for a phne number.
Given all the above can somebody suggest me a way for my java program to send data through the infrared adpter?(2)
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Does anybody have a link for similar applications or problems (programs to communicate with phones)(4)
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2630 Bluetooth. Can anyone suggest a step by step instruction "How to" to connect my Nokia 2630 to my PC through Bluetooth. I believe this is the only way to download my Nokia 2630 information.
Have to confess - as you can tell already - I'm a bit of luddite and very new to this. I don't know how Bluetooth technology works. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.Many thanks. Colin.

Bluetooth connection not working on US Nokia phones from J2ME Midlet (MIDP

Hi All,
We are developing a J2ME midlet (MIDP 2.0 ,CLDC 1.1)which makes bluetooth connection to other devices.The bluetooth
connection is working perfectly on indian nokia phones with Airtel as carrier.But when we deploy the same midlet on Nokia E71
US phone with carrier as AT&T ,the bluetooth connection is not working.The sample code is as follows:
public void run(){
try{
StreamConnection connection = (StreamConnection)Connector.open(btConnectionURL);
// open an input stream to get some data
InputStream in = connection.openInputStream();
byte[] serialData;
readData = true;
while(readData == true){
int lengthavai=0;
lengthavai = in.available();
if(lengthavai > 0){
serialData = new byte[lengthavai];
int length = in.read(serialData);
System.out.println("data read: " + new String(serialData));
dataViewForm.append(new String(serialData));
in.close();
connection.close();
}catch(IOException ioe){
ioe.printStackTrace();
when we try to connect on US Phones],the execution hangs at the following line of code:
StreamConnection connection = (StreamConnection)Connector.open(btConnectionURL);
No exception is caught.
Our midlet is not signed.
In the Forums it is said that the problem is with the unsigned midlet.AS some of the US carriers block the secure API usage
on Unsigned midlet.
But our question is, if we buy a code signing certificate from Verisign or Thawte and sign the midlet, will this problem be solved.
Any other alternative solutions for this ???
Immediate help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Yash

You might want to read this before buying a certificate:
http://javablog.co.uk/2007/08/09/how-midlet-signing-is-killing-j2me/
It's not my blog, but I pretty much agree with what it says. Unfortunately the network operators can control the access 3rd party trusted certificates have, so even if you sign with Verisign for example, the signed midlet may not have any more privileges than an unsigned midlet, depending on network. They do this so that only midlets signed with one of their own certificates have unrestricted privileges forcing anyone who wants a useful application to buy it from the network instead of downloading an equivalent freeware version from Getjar for example. Some networks are worse than others, so signing your midlet will allow it to work on more phones than an unsigned midlet. I think Verisign have some info on AT&T on their website.
The whole MIDP specification for security is a joke, IMHO. I don't mind unsigned midlets flashing up a warning once during an application. Writing 20 files, for example, will give 40 security warnings for reading writing data which is ridiculous, as the user obviously either trusts the app or he doesn't. No one runs an app that they only sometimes trust.
As far as I know the only mobile manufacturer so far to see sense is Sony Ericsson. All of their new phones from Java platform 7 onwards allow unsigned applications access to the file system, bluetooth etc with just one warning when the applications starts.
Andy

I can't connect mu phone with nokia pc suite

when i try to press tab 'get connected' on screen show ''there is no avaible connection type and therefore connection to phone cannot be established.the wizard will exit'' after this show ''failed to detect avalaible connection types,please reinstall your nokia pc suite''
I do that but its same situation?
help please

This is usually a problem with the Cable drivers.
You need to:
- uninstall PC Suite
- uninstall Cable drivers
- uninstall NSU
- (optionally) run the clean up tool
- (optionally) clean the registry
(if you don't know how to do this, don't try)
- (optionally) delete all Nokia-related directories from my docs
- restart the PC
- download and install PC Suite and NSU
- when prompted to attach the phone, wait while ALL the drivers are installed (takes a while)
- restart the PC
There's also a registry fix described somewhere on this forum that may also help.

My Nokia phone cannot connect to Nokia Suite (E6-0...

Hello,
I have the following problem. 2 days ago I updated my Nokia Suite with a new version ... Everything went smooth, but, when I tried to connect my phone (both E6 and C5) the suite displayed an error message saying that the phone is not connected in PC Suite mode ... I checked the setting on both phones and both were in PC SUite mode.
I emailed the Nokia support and they suggested me to reset the phone to factory settings ... I did it, but the problem still persists ... Then I tried to reinstall the Suite ... But without any result ... I still cannot connect the devices to Nokia suite.
Any suggestions on how to solve this issue? Are there others that are experiencing the same issue?
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Hi EugeniuSp,
- Which Windows version and which Windows Service Pack do you have installed?
After that, please try following:
- First, disconnect both phones from your PC.
- Then reboot your PC
- When PC has started again, start again Nokia Suite
- Try now connecting your phone in PC Suite mode to your PC via USB cable
- Does Nokia Suite now connect to your phone?
If that didn't help, try following:
- Disconnect your phone from PC
- Go into WIndows Control Panel
- Search there installed programs
- Uninstall Nokia Connectivity Cable Driver
- Restart your PC
- When PC has restarted, please run again Nokia Suite installation package (available from www.nokia.com/nokiasuite) and choose repair option
- After Nokia Suite installation has completed, try connecting your phone again to your PC.
- Does Nokia Suite now connect to your phone?
Cheers, Samuli

Tutorial - Connecting an Nokia Phone with an iPaq ...

This Tutorial is as a result of a post by qvodude on 13th January 2008.
Tutorial – Connecting an Nokia Mobile Phone to an HP iPaq Pocket PC
This tutorial has been done using a Nokia 6260 (S60 series 2) and an iPaq 5965 travel companion (windows mobile 5).
Turn on the phone and then go to menu>connections>Bluetooth. When you open Bluetooth you are asked to give your phone a name. (I named mine Nokia 6260). Hit ok. Then highlight Bluetooth and select options>change and switch Bluetooth on. Then scroll down to My phones visibility >options > change > shown to all >ok. Your phone is now set up.
Switch on the iPaq. Start > settings > iPaq Wireless and turn Bluetooth on. Then tap done. On the settings page tap on Bluetooth Manager. When you open Bluetooth Manager it gives you a welcome screen. Just follow the instructions. Luckily my phone is in the list so it was fairly simple. If your phone is not in the list then select Generic Dialer or generic generic. The ipaq will then search for devices in range. In my case it picked up my phone and my laptop. I then selected my phone and was asked if I wanted to pair the devices. I said yes accepted the code that was on the screen and then pressed next. A message then appeared on my phone asking if I wanted to pair with my iPaq. I entered the same code that was used on the iPaq and pressed ok. The ipaq then asked if I wanted to connect to the internet and I said no as I did not want to connect at this time.
On my phone if I highlight Bluetooth and scroll right it shows Paired devices > Pocket PC 5965.
I then tested the setup by tapping tools > connect on the iPaq. My phone then asked if I wanted to Accept connection request from pocket PC. I then selected yes and my Pocket PC showed that I was connected to my network (Optus).
I trust that this helps you. If you have any further problems let me know. I will be going away next Thursday 22nd and will not be back until Wednesday 28th. Whilst I am away I will not be in a position to access these forums so if you could get back to me before then I would appreciate it.
Regards
Barry

Hey Bazyeo, sorry im writing soooooo late. I just wonted to thank you for the post on "Connecting an Nokia Phone with an IPAQ..."
Been really busy with job changes and all, as you know the States (US) is going thru a really bad job $hit, and I got dump... well I **bleep** one of the upper management guys off and was asked to resign. But oh well thats another post
Adios mate!
Message Edited by qvodude on 16-Jul-2009 05:08 PM

IPhone is not connecting to my nokia phone via bluetooth

iPhone is not connecting to my nokia phone via bluetooth.How to transfer contacts in my Nokia to iPhone

What upgrades are you talking about? If you already own an iPhone you clearly have enough money to afford one of the most expensive phones on the market - and you clearly have an internet connection, so there is no further cost involved to sync via WiFi or the internet connection you already have, using any of the free services to do just that.
If you insist on syncing via Bluetooth you'll have to pay for an alternative phone anyway - which would cost you more than just using the features your existing iPhone already has.

Why is Nokia Phone to Ovi suite connection such a ...

I have a Nokia E63 and if I had as much trouble with my computer's network connection as I have with a plain and simple old USB connecttion between the E63 and the OviSuite (PCSuite is the same) and my windows were not double glazed, I would have chucked the lot in to the garden.
If the phone is attached to the computer when the computer is Cold booted, then no problems, it appears and conversation between Phone and computer is okay.
If the computer is already running, and I then connect the phone, the Nokia connectionapp insists there is no phone connected and will not find or make a connection.
The phone reports it is connected by PCSuite and USB, unfortunately the Nokia software on the PC doesn't think it exists.
Probably because in Control Panel-System-Hardware tab the Nokia items now have the Yellow exclaimation mark on them.
Properties on them shows "This Device cannot start".
Even manually forcing a Start doesn't solve anything.
If I go to Control Panel-Add or Remove Programs, find the Nokia connectivity cable driver and force a repair, then upon connecting the phone I get a note of a new device and some stuff is reinstalled.
USB Mass storage is not a problem, regardless of when the phone is connected.
I've had a look around the net for advice or solutions, but the general concensus seems to be, Nokia connectivity is the Brown waste stuff.
FWIW. I've uninstalled/reinstalled a number of times, I've changed the USB port used by the cable on the computer, it is connected directly to the computers USB (Rear) port, NOT through a Hub.
I'm totally lost now, so hoping someone here might have a useful thought or two.
Have contacted Nokia support but just got the usual crib sheet answers.
Dave
Forgot to mention, it is the latest version of the Nokia Connectivity cable driver.
D.

Summary of where I'm at now.
I've done the total uninstall... Excise Nokia from the Registry, remove stuff from My profile Application data, and the file from Sys32\Drivers etc, three times.
Thereafter done the reinstall.
I'm still in the same boat as I was before, the problem resolutely refuses to be fixed.
So Phone connected at Boot works, thereafter force a Nokia cable driver repair.
On XP that's Control Panel- Add or Remove Programs, scroll to Nokia Connectivity cable driver, Hilight it and click 'Change' up will come the Repair or uninstall window.
(Make sure phone is disconnected for this operation).
On Win 7 it's Control Panel- Programs and Features.
Nokia support, via crib sheet readers only seems interested in two things.
1) Are you using a Nokia brand cable?
2) We'd like you to go through the total uninstall process...
No ...king chance, after doing it three times already.
So I've worked on this with three total uninstalls.
Three different cables.
A number of emails and a couple of phone calls from Nokia support, nada.
This problem is only evident on one machine running XP-SP3.
On the Win 7 Laptop it works perfectly okay everytime.
Interestingly, this problem is on the newest computer I have, only just two years old.
On another old computer I dug out of a cupboard and set up again, also running XP-SP3 the connectivity works perfectly okay.
There's just some niggle between the USB on this particular computer and the cable driver.
I get the impression, not only from this forum, but hints from the support guy that this problem has been around for a while, and my concerns have been escalated to a higher support level.
Luckily I only really need to Sync my data once a week, so I can manage with the Force cable driver repair measure, but if I needed to sync every day, I would be really p*ss*d off about it.
It has been suggested... Why don't I just use the Win 7 Laptop to backup and sync the phone... Think about it for one second... As both the phone and the Laptop are out and about in the 'Wild' world together, it not going to be a very secure backup arrangement.
Ax

Can't connect Nokia 6360 phone with PC Suite

I upgraded the free 6085 from AT&T to a free Nokia 6350. I have the USB cable to connect my phone to my Win XP PC and was looking forward to transferring ring tones, etc to my new phone. Unfortunately, I can't get the PC to communicate witht eh phone.
When I connect, the PC recognizes new hardware but I can't get the PC suite or Nokia phone browser to recognize my phone. I checked out the Nokia support page and they don't even list the 6350, despite the user manual saying PC suite will work with the phone. I've gotten no reply twice from Nokia's email support and am getting frustrated.
Any ideas?
Thanks!

oops, please disregard, they've got it up now!

Nokia Phone Browser "could not connect to the phon...

Hi friends, I have a Nokia N72 mobile and am using PC suite 6.81.13.0. My problem is that I can't see the folders within my phone memory or memory card using nokia phone browser. As soon as it shows connected, I click on file manager and the error appears. Although it shows Nokia N72 connected I get a message that says "Could not connect to the phone" even though it is definitely connected. Windows explorer eventually opens and although Nokia N72 is visible no folders/files below this are. Only the synchronization option is working fine. This problem is same both with data cable and bluetooth dongle. I have also installed the latest version of nokia pc suite but of no use. Plzz help me out as it is very urgent...Hoping for early response... Thanx in advance...

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I turned off my firewall; confirmed correct account information and Internet connectivity via account sign in on ovi.com website. Can not update MfE or Music player on my 5800 XpressMusic (RM-428) via Ovi Suite as a result of this account server connectivity issue.
I was able to perform the updates via NSU 3.0.223.
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Nokia Ovi Suite 3.0.0.284
Nokia PC Suite 7.1.51.0
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Language: English
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3390 - 6103b - 6133 - 6290 - 6301b - N78-3 - 5610d-2b XpressMusic - 5800d-1b XpressMusic, N900 RX-51, N8-00, C7 Astound, 808 Pureview, Lumia 1020.
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TV-Out feature in Nokia Phones

Hello,
I was about to buy Nokia N79 or Nokia 5800 Xpress Music, and came to know that the TV out feature has been removed from most of the Nokia phones except higher end ones.
I was in despair because this feature was really a important for me and made me shortlist aforesaid two devices that were in my budget.
I searched and found out that this is due to shortage of some hardware components....!!!!
So, I wanted to know that whether TV-Out function has permanently been removed or it will again be available when the necessare hardware components are available?????
Any idaes how much time should I need to wait for this feature to come back again???
..thanks n regards-----
nabs

HI That small sticker is the only hint to the problem, Nokia careline did not even know about the problem, we have been ripped off plain and simple. I will never support Nokia in my life again and know of quite a few people who will not either, It is disgusting to get an answer like the one below from such a big company.
Imagine the next car you buy and in an accident the airbags dont deploy because they were not fitted due to a power failure. or your spare wheel is missing or the radio does not work. And then oh sorry we put some stupid little sticker under the dashboard where you cant see it. Go to hell Nokia, I will support cheep chinese knockoffs and copies of your product rather than spend my money on your ^%$ again. I am sick and tired of being ripped off by big business.
What are people going to do if there phones need replacing due to damage/failure/theft etc. absolutely disgusting Nokia
Dear Lindsay,
Thank you for emailing Nokia Careline.
Due to a severe power-outage in our sub-supplier’s factory, we are
experiencing a shortage with a TV-out component in August, 2009. As a
result, this component shortage will affect a limited number of devices
during this manufacturing period.
We are currently looking into ways with which we can minimize the effect on
devices and ensure seamless deliveries. However, there is a possibility that
certain products in the Live and Connect categories will experience changes
in terms of functionality (TV-out not available) and sales package contents
(TV-out cable not included in variants that regularly would contain one)
during this manufacturing period. For the most part, the key features in
these devices are not related to the TV-out functionality.
We will inform consumers about the missing feature with a sticker on the
sales package and a leaflet inside the sales package. Individuals who wish
to ensure that their model supports TV-out feature should check the sales
package. Those without the sticker or leaflet will continue to offer the
feature. We expect that relevant sales packages delivered to the channel in
September will all have the feature.
Customer satisfaction and product quality are very important to Nokia and we
take all quality and customer satisfaction-related issues seriously.
Should you require any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact
the Nokia Careline on 08611-66-542, between 9am and 6pm (local time),
Monday - Saturday. For online assistance, please visit
http://www.nokia.com/mea/contactus.
“Keep your phone software up-to-date by using the Nokia Software Updater.
For more details visit Nokia Support and software at
http://mea.nokia.com/support#. You can also go online to find user guides,
troubleshooting support and other services to help you use your Nokia
product”
Kind regards,
Tony O’Ryan
Nokia Careline
Nokia Middle East & Africa
Message Edited by lkluyts on 25-Nov-2009 01:33 PM

Update Nokia phone firmware version

How do you update phone firmware version?
1. Download Nokia pc suite and use NSU.(For Windows User only)
2. Try over the Air update (MAC/Windows User)
If your mobile data rates allow, try doing an over the air update. Support varies by phone, variant and software
Go to tools >Utilities> Device manager (location may vary by device)
There should be an updates tab
This functionality may not be available in your device. Contact your service provider for more information
To view or update the current software version of your device or to check the date of a possible previous update, select Menu> Tools> Utilities> Device mngr
To check whether software updates are available select Options> Check for Updates
First off BACK UP YOUR DEVICE! make sure you have a back up of the memory card and also the device memory and make sure that the battery of your device has enough power or connect the chager before starting update. To start the update select access point. The device starts to download the device data.
When the data is downloaded the update description is displayed. Select Accept to accept the download of the update package or cancel to cancel the download. IT may take several minutes and you can use your device during the download but not during installation time.
Server Profile Settings
Menu> tools> utilities> Device Manager
to add a new server profile seleat Options> New server profile.
Contact your service provider for correct settings
Server name- Enter a name for the configuration server
Server Id- Enter the unique ID to identify the configuaration server
Server Password- Enter a password to identify your device to server
Access point- Select the access point to connect to the server
Host Address- Enter the url address of server
Port-Enter the port number of the server
User name & password- Enter your username and password for the server
Allow configuration- To allow receiving configuration settings from this server select yes
Auto Accept all requests-To have your device ask for your confirmation before accepting configuration from this server. Select NO
Network Authentication- Select if network authentication is used. Enter your Network username and Network password to identify your device to the server.

Before updating your Nokia's firmware you should check that the newer version does not break Bluetooth and iSync abilities.
From the many reports on these and other forums, it seems people who have recently updated their Nokia phones firmware have found it impossible to get their phone and Mac to communicate.

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- Shree

Hi all.
First and all, be aware that there are dozens of Nokia phones, and all have different specifications. If someone buys a phone to take pictures, then the 2330C is a bad choice. The port that the device has, is not a USB port. It is a Nokia proprietary port for service only.
@shreeg and others with similar issues (altough this is late): check for Bluetooth compatibility first at http://europe.nokia.com/support/download-software/pc-suites/compatibility-and-download
@mojojo and others with similar issues (altough this is late): troubleshoot your laptop and mobile phone Bluetooth. Check if your BT drivers are compatible with Nokia suites. Test them with other BT devices (i.e. BT headset, other phone). Also test the pairing at a different location. BT is a radio wave based connection which can suffer from external interference caused by other radio waves emitting devices, or by electromagnetic or electrostatic fields nearby (these are caused by almost anything that runs on electric power)
@everyone: my advise is for you to check the following web page for info on device specs http://www.forum.nokia.com/Devices/Device_specifications/matrix_all_1.html to know which type of local connections are available on the devices. It's on the "Local connectivity" section.

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Why won't my iphone 4s recognize my old phone so that I can transfer pics and music through bluetooth? It just keeps telling me it is not paired with the device but I can't figure out how to do so. The Nokia phone recognizes the iphone just fine.

Connect you rdevice to your computer/iTunes. Go to the Photos tab. Choose to have no photos synced over and then 'Apply' the changes.

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