AGPS N95

can someone clarify this for me if i use agps will i ALWAYS have to use data to get a gps lock?
Or can i use agps in the same way we were able to before that is get a gps lock without any connected data

10-Jul-200710:47 PM
rich_enduro wrote:
so let me get this right, when u guys on v12 firmware connect to gps, and you have network usage disabled as in v11 of the firmware, you are prompted to make a network connection to ascertain an agps lock? I'm sure no data connection is needed as identifying what mast your connected to doesn't require a data connection?
(wish the O2 firmware would hurry up so i can see what you guys are talking about!)
Hi rich_enduro
You will however need a network connection to access the "assistance server" where the GPS data commensurate to your mast position is stored!
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AGPS for N95 - alternatives to download via GPRS?

I am running Garmin Mobile XT on my N95. It's cool. I have the following questions.
1. For Assisted GPS, what is the Positioning Server? Is it supl.nokia.com?
2. For Access point, I am given only a list of GPRS connections. Is there any way I can add my WiFi connection?
3. The amount is small, but with AGPS enabled, each time I turn on GPS, it incurs data of 1KB sent and 4KB received. I read that for other devices using AGPS or similar solutions, you can download the AGPS data using your internet connection. How do I do this for the N95?
4. How does the AGPS for N95 actually work? Does it download a set of data everytime you turn on GPS or every x number of days? If it is the latter, then I can simply enable AGPS every x number of days and disable AGPS in the interim.

Thanks for the explanation. If the N95 AGPS merely works in the way you have explained (i.e. AGPS just uses a distant server to do the number crunching much faster after the various satellites have been located by the internal GPS receiver), then the following conclusions can be drawn:
1. It will be activated everytime you turn on GPS and not once every x days (seems to be the case)
2. The amouht of data transmitted will be the same or similar every time (seems to be the case)
3. It will not be possible to download the AGPS data via other means beforehand.
4. Since AGPS works only AFTER the device has located the various satellites, it doesn't really help in satellite acquisition although it helps in the calculation thereafter. This means any increase in speed is marginal since I don't think it takes too long to calculate without AGPS?
I had read that in some forms of AGPS, it downloads orbital data of the satellites to enable the device to achieve a lock much faster. That is why it is possible to download the data beforehand via internet and other means, and that the device needs this updated information only once every few days and not everytime you turn on GPS.

Help with AGPS setting on N95 please

Those of you who have AGPS working :
1) How do you know it's working ? Is there a visual indicator ?
2) Can you goto Menu->Tools->Settings->Connection->Packet Data->Access Point
Do you have anything entered in this field ?
Does it correspond with what is in Tools->Settings->General->Positioning Server->Access Point ?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Edward

Thanks for all the feedback and info.
I appear to now have AGPS working as I can get a signal and satellite lock sitting at my desk in the middle of my building - but I don't get the two bars people are talking about (but I do when I am connecting to my home WiFi).
When I referred to :
"If this is the case, then why is there not a window here Tools->Settings->General->Positioning Server->Access Point which allows you to choose the connection you want to use rather than having to type in the name ?!"
What I meant was, in here :
Menu->Tools->Settings->Connection->Packet Data->Access Point
I have "Orange Internet" listed
In here :
Tools->Settings->General->Positioning Server->Access Point ?
I have to TYPE (not select using a radio button) the option "Orange Internet"
What do other people have in this field ?
Regards,
Edward

My N95 review

It’s almost a year now that I was waiting for this magnificent piece of technology, I mean 5 megapixel camera, 3.5G, WLAN, S60…what could you ask for more? Surely the N93 turned heads with its twisting and turning but this baby did more than that.
So let’s see my first impression after I opened the box…it looked exactly like those ads we see everyday on the highway or on the internet, only smaller and better looking.
I saw a huge screen with QVGA resolution and 16 million colours, 13 main keys including a joy-pad, a stylishly placed camera popping out of the housing, a speaker, and that infamous Nokia N sign.
On the right side of the phone I see something that reminds me of the N73, not just the colour, but those blue backlighten keys. Up and down, gallery, autofocus and camera buttons and also a “chrome” speaker grill with 12 holes.
On the left side there is another speaker grill and a special 3.5mm jack of which I will speak about later, it also has an infrared cover and the microSD slot, very nicely built on the cover and easy to remove.
On the back we obviously find that awesome Carl Zeiss lens 5 megapixel camera with DVD recording and a powerful flash and even a stylish shutter. You also find the battery cover, which contains a BL-5F 950 MaH battery, same as the N93.
The top part has simply a ON/OFF/Profiles button while the bottom has a charger input, a miniUSB port and a microphone.
The phone is very thick, 21mm. We can compare it to the massive 7710 but its quite light for its kind, especially without the battery. The weight is 120g, it’s 99mm long and 53mm wide.
The main keypad feels weird for people who are used to Nokia’s soft keys. The soft keys are still there but they are made real thin as there are Menu and Multimedia keys next to them, so if you’re not careful, you will press the wrong buttons but eventually times cures everything.
Time to slide the cover up and uncover an ergonomic keypad. This keypad is rather small for such a big space, but it’s not an issue, because the keys and modelled in such a 3D shape that it’s actually comfortable and pleasant to play with them. There is a line dividing the first row of keys from the rest, I don’t know why though. The GPS module is under the # key and the lock slide sensor is in the middle of the first row of keys. There is sort of a wall that looks like a cover of the phone: between the keypad and the cover there is a big space and you can rest your fingers there, quite nice and stylish I would say.
The keypad lightning is done very well, there are lines of blue light coming between the keys when it’s dark and it gives the phone that futuristic look. The lightning of the LCD is also done very well, a very bright screen but still a perfect contrast.
This slider phone got something I’ve never seen on a phone of its shape: the base is huge and the top slide is thin as a needle. But moving on to the other slide, I notice that when opening the slide, it makes an ugly and loud voice, oppposite of when closing the phone. Turning the phone on the pther way, activates the landscape mode. They multimedia keys on the left side of the phone aren’t keys, they feel like a touchpad, you can’t see them, they are flat, a stylish manouvre and an ergonomic choice, they are also blue backlit. When turning the phone to landscape mode triggers the multimedia menu which can be customized, and pressing the play button activates the music player. The screen’s rotation is quite fast and it doesn’t usually crash.
And then, there’s that camera shutter. Just like in a proper camera, sliding the shutter down activates camera mode, even if the keypad is locked, and only this way the right side keys will light up.
What to expect from this Symbian OS9.2S60 V3 with FP1? Oh well, looking from the past this OS seemed to be advancing to an extreme, possibly outlining Windows itself! But no…9.2 isnt that great unfortunately, perhaps I’m owner of a young version of it, my phone has v10.0.0.18 on it, and it behaves quite well in general, although no AGPS or FOTA on this version yet.
On the waiting screen we have that old S60 GUI with the active desktop, WLAN status, shortcuts, operator, signal, battery, clock and the selected profile. We head to the menu and see the 4x3 assembly with animated icons or the choice of list view. There are 3 folders: tools, applications and office. There is a little tool called Search and was built in conjunction with Windows Live, some marketing from the Microsoft guys I guess. There’s also a Maps application which I will talk about later.
When you enter Settings you can see everything much more organised and clear, more functions, practicaly everything is connected to the Settings program, even the Themes.
The GPS Data application tells you the Latitude, Longitude, Precision, Altitude, Altitude Precision and Speed, and on the other tab you can find averages and bearing (compass). Then there is the actual maps application. You must have your country’s maps installed, as in doesn’t come with every country, unfortunately most African countries aren’t there which is bad for me as I’m somewhat an explorer. Another disadvantage is that voice navigation is costly. You can see roads, petrol stations, define and save places with the application. The search button doesn’t work well as my searches always return no results, and the GPS takes quite long to startup. The latest firmware version (12) offers Assisted-GPS but that will need some sort of internet connection. The voice navigation cost 106$ for 3 years.
The web browser is very advanced, letting you open different windows, offerring minimaps and a mouse cursor, quite lovely. It also plays Javascript and flash animations.
The music player improved a lot, let’s you search for music, shiws album art and has fantastic visualizations. It has 6 predefined equalizers and you can change the settings on 5 of them. There is a modern multi functional headset device of which I will talk about later on.
In the Office folder you can find a Zip application, I wonder what does…There is also a Video Centre application which streams/downloads videos from different sources like Reuters.
When it comes to connectivity, the N95 is king. Starting with Bluetooth 2.0, transfers at full speed and up to 6 devices at the same time. Followed by the old infrared system, and then the ever-growing Wireless LAN, which let’s you easily access internet and join networks. Unfortunately you cannot create networks with other phones.
Then there’s our lovely HSDPA or 3.5G. Fast browsing and downloading at 1.8mbps, just awesome. If that doesn’t work, there’s 3G, EDGE, and EGPRS which is an advanced class of GPRS.
There’s also a miniUSD port which when connected with a cable provides Mass Storage, PC Suite, Media Player and Image Print options. Of course Mass Storage won’t activate if you got a theme or an application running from the memory card.
As I said before, I would like to especially talk about that 3.5mm jack on steroids. Normal jacks offer just a two channel input or output. This one has 3 channels, both input and output at the same time, which is a wonderful connection by Nokia, I haven’t seen it or atlease noticed it anywhere else, so for me, these small details count a lot. This special jack helps with the audio controller and also makes way for TV-Out. It can be used normally and connected to stereo systems.
Now it’s time for the camera, it offers 0.3mp, 0.8mp, 2mp, 3m and 5mp resolutions. There are options such as: capture mode; flash option; timer; sequence mode; light compensator; white balance; colour tone; ISO sensitivity; contrast; and sharpness.
Video mode at 640x480 30fps has options of mode, white balance and colour tone.
What was really missing here is optical zoom as its digital zoom is unfocused. The front CIF camera works poorly as it’s only for video calls.
The flash is very powerful, in totally dark situations, it looks like daylight, especially indoors.
The sound on this device is great, 3D Stereo speakers offering a loud quality music output, even as a loudspeaker for calls it behaves perfectly. Unfortunately the included stereo earphones are really soft, so you might have to get a new pair. The memory card included should be enough to store about 300 songs, it’s a 1GB. The music can be converted through PC Suite, but this phone supports most music formats so it won’t be necessary unless you wish to change the bitrate.
Now any phonehas faults, and the N95 is no exception: the lights on the multimedia keys off during music playback, not nice if you are driving at night and want to pause the song as you won’t be able to see the keys. The battery doesn’t last long, 950mah is very light, and if the default screen saver isn’t set to an acceptable time range, the phone will die very quicly as the screen consumes and extreme amount of electricity. If you use the phone moderately, let’s say for internet and music, you will end you charging it every night or so.
The top slide isn’t assembled properly, you can see some cracks and openings on the sides, and white light escapes minimally, this tells us that the phone is very fragile.
The sildes makes a huge noise as I said before, this problem doesn’t exist on the competitors, and Nokia failed there.
If you have a third party 3D theme running the phone will considerably slow down, especially on typing.
When playing Java built games, the phone’s battery lasts long enough, but when playing SISX games that push the powerful Graphics IC to its limit, the battery drains quite badly.
Java applications all drain the RAM very badly and the phone crashes if you try to multitask, making me restart the phone, and that can get irritating for heavy users like me, as you will have to restart 5+ times per day.
The phone comes with a good audio controller for earphones or an external audio output. The controller features a microphone, a 3.5mm stereo jack, a holder, a security key lock, volume up and down, answer button, play, forward and backward buttons.
The provided earphones have an extremely short left ear cable and a long right ear cable which is not very comfortable.
A TV-Out cable is also provided.
Advantages: 5mp Carl Zeiss camera with Autofocus; DVD-like recording; Powerful flash; loud speakers; 3.5mm jack with 3 channels; HSDPA; GPS; S60 OS9.2
Disadvantages: Weak battery; GPS takes long to startup; OS is still young in some aspects.
Rating: 9.8/10
full review at: http://merajchhaya.googlepages.com/nokian95
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02-Aug-200703:19 PM
dfulgo wrote:
...hmmm, very interesting...
- BT in compliance with NOKIA point of view, BT protocol missed.
- Outlook sync according to NOKIA way, SyncML protocol missed.
- History calls ALWAYS with mobile icons, CommonSense missed.
...so, no matter if the new firmwares are getting things worse than before?
...wow, Nokia, you're right, continue in this direction, your Customers will never be disappointed, they simply don't care...(sigh).
you are quite right, i guess i never noticed those details
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N95 8Gb - using the internatl GPS dicsonnects Blue...

Hi,
I've got a current version N95 8Hb with all the updates etc. I want to use a bluetooth headset for voice navigation with the internal GPS with Garmin Mobile XT software.
As soon as I activate any software that uses the internal GPS the bluetooth headset is disconnected. Turn off the GPS and the headset reconnects.
How can I stop this happening so I can use the headset.
Cheers

Ok,
First things. How are you sure that MAPS was the application responsible for the data usage?
MMS, email, SMS, browser, etc. etc. many applications can access the data line and you specify this in each application. I don't know of any way to turn it off completely without using OFFLINE mode. The settings you described basically allow any application to use data "when needed" and use ANY access point and use HSDPA if available.
About GPS methods:
Network based: In some networks it uses triangulation from the base stations to get a positional fix, This has to be supported by the network, but this doesn't (or shouldn't) use "internet data" so it shouldn't count towards your data plan.
Bluetooth: This option is to use an external GPS module like the LD-4W or others. This is great for car usage as the reception from these modules is better than the phone antenna. If there's not BT GPS device leaving it on doesn't really affect anything.
Assisted: this is AGPS and uses a combination of the stand alone GPS module and the network to get a faster location fix. THis is the best option, I'm not 100% sure if this uses network data channel, mmm need to confirm.
Integrated: It ONLY uses the GPS receiver inside the Phone, It's much slower to get the first fix and you are more likely to lose the signal if you are in an urban environment.
If you select Integrated and/or Bluetooth and turn off Network and AGPS, then you will get GPS fix totally independent of your operator. You can use MAPS without a SIM card if I'm not mistaken...
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Need abig help GPS-AGPS !!

Hi everyone,
First of all my topic may sounds so silly, stupid and pretty long but believe me im just a16 years old boy and its like im the Only hope for everyone around me who has n95 for getting our GPS working here in QATAR, espcially that everyone have thoughts thats its about our Operator which doesnt have such like these services.
After i read tenths of threads, posts and also every linked guides for GPS, i understood alot but still alittle bit confused and want to make sure that i got everything correct in my mind.
Heres my story: I installed the new version (1.2) of Maps application to my mobile as afirst step or lets say it came already when i upgraded the firmware into v12. From what i've read i can say that i can see or search into maps simply if i already upload my area's maps into the mobile using Maps Uploader, but if i want to navigate, get more facilites and route some trips, i must connect to GPS satalites to get my position locked then start using the services (of course using the internal GPS receiver) but im wondering how much it would take for getting locked at the first time after doing all that instructions such as opening the slide .. etc I tried to get asignal for mroe than 10 minutes and Nothing had come) So in this case an Internet connection whether its WLAN or GPRS has nothing to do with GPS system at all (like it wont help to connect into these satalites or getting faster connection because that would be A-GPS) except for getting/downloadings some new maps/areas. Is that correct so far or im wrong ?? and if im wrong would i get more faclitles on the map using that connection if im using GPS ??
Now about A-GPS, i can say from the searches thats its like an advanced type of normal GPS system ,it uses extra online servers for a better, faster and more reliable positioning which you would be able to connect into these servers using an Internet Connection (otherwise, for instance having AGPS without this connection then you are using normal GPS after all) and thats the difference i could find out so far and again please correct me if im wrong ?
Another wonders about the navigation systems, surely thing that it takes longer time for getting locked from satalites for the first time using GPS, so if i could connect using an Internet connection to get locked faster, after that i use anormal GPS for navigation since im not able to get any network all the time and everywhere in my case, would i get locked faster than using normal GPS for positioning at the first time ??
At the end, you could see that most of my confusion is about the network and what does it do for the GPS ? and honestly i would say that also on my self.
Any extra hints or info besides my questions would be really much appreciated
Forgive me about everything.

Hi badbaby
As you are aware N95 v12.0.013 does not have latest Maps application although it does have A-GPS feature, so needs Nokia Maps 1.0 update S60 3rd Edition (3Mb) installed in phone memory. You now have the three led (yellow and green) icon bottom right of screen and data download meter in kb's at bottom left.
With reference to first satellite lock-on, if no A-GPS assistance it can take anything up to 20 minutes or sometimes longer to establish position. TTFF=time to first fix is often quoted for BT GPS receivers. Subsequent satellite lock-ons will be a lot faster as it now knows in which part of the world you are and which satellites can be expected.
Go outside away from tall buildings with clear view of sky, hold phone with keypad slider open at 45 degrees, don't cover the "#" key as GPS antenna is below this.
Go to Menu > Tools > Settings > GPS data > Position > Open > Options > Satellite status > Open:
You will see a number of empty rectangles with numbers beside which turn solid black; you need a minimum of three solid black rectangles, but usually get four for satellite lock-on and triangulation to work.
If you don't get any solid bars by 20 mins your GPS isn't working!
The A-GPS feature simply uses a remote server to do the number crunching (this is what saves time) once the respective satellites have been identified by internal GPS and your "as needed" network connection may be either via WLAN or Network provider.
You will always get greater detail on your map when zooming in if your network connection is "as needed" either via WLAN or Network provider.
Lastly network providers can sometimes support the system by correlating mast location with GPS co-ordinates: in this case it is like a learning curve where the more users who use A-GPS feed more data into the system and speed up the whole process for everyone.
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N95 maps application changed post update

Hi -
Having updated the firmware on my N95 this week to 11.0.026, and downloaded fresh maps, I notice that the layout of the Maps application has changed.
Whereas before I could find my GPS position simply by using a 'find current GPS location', (or similar - can't remember exact wording), this option now seems to have disappeared.
Now I am faced with the dreaded red cross next to the satellite icon and no obvious option to start a simple search for a satellite and locate my current position
I can find my position etc using the GPS Data option in tools successfully.
Have I missed an obvious way of locating a satellite in the updated maps app or do I need to fiddle with settings?
I should say that I'd used the Maps app with no issues - speed aside - before the update.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Chris

Yes - reading back through other posts it may be to do with my provider (o2 - UK); I'm going to look at this when I get home - problem is I use a Mac at home!
I'll have more time to look at at those AGPS settings there at least - the location of the settings described in that link you sent me sounds like it may be from an updated firmware set-up.
If you get any other ideas let me know - but thanks - you've been very helpful.
Cheers
Message Edited by seej on 11-Jul-200703:30 PM

NO FIX ON N95

No matter what I try I still can't get a fix on the GPS at all somebody help

Hi aghfia
Your N95-1 doesn't need an external bluetooth GPS to use Nokia Maps application, although without AGPS feature it can take quite a while to get first positional fix.
Go outside away from buildings and tress with clear view of sky. Open slider and hold phone at 45degrees, don't cover "#" key as GPS antenna beneath it. Low cloud or rain will make satellite acquisition a lot longer.
If you go to Menu > Tools > GPS data > (searching for + calculating data) > Position > Options > Satellite status
This shows any number of satellites up to five - empty rectangle = not locked on - black filled rectangle = signal acquired; you need a minimum of 3 solid bars for lock-on and triangulation to work!
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N95 gps on maps

i have recently just got an n95 with the map programme on it.
i am having trouble getting the gps connected though, can anyone help.
i can load the programme, find location and view the map, and routes.
but when i ask it to start the journey, it says no gps signal, what do i do lol

If you goto Settings>General>Positioning>Positioning methods, make sure "Integrated GPS" is ticked.
Now the GPS receiver on the N95 is under is keypad. In order to get the best possible signal, you should slide out the keypad and hold phone at 45 degree angle. It also works best outdoors where it gets a good view of the satellites in the sky. It could take up to 10 minutes or so for your phone to get first fix. You can reduce this time by enabling AGPS but you need network connection to use this. You could also get a bluetooth external GPS receiver.

N95 GPS on PAYG?

I've got an N95 on contract, my friend has one on PAYG.
He has been told that the GPS on PAYG has to be unlocked before he can use it.
Is this true? If so, what is the best (or cheapest) way to do it?

It's highly unlikely that a PAYG phone needs to have the GPS unlocked before it can be used. Either your friend misunderstood what he was being told or he was being told a load of cobblers IMO.
The only thing he needs to be aware of is the fact that the GPS can be set to use a feature called AGPS (Assisted GPS) which uses the packet network and will therefore incur costs that will be deducted from his remaining credit.
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Language Packs on New N95 update

I was notified by Nokia Software Updater that a new firmware was available for my N95. I visited the Nokia site and indeed by entering my product code (0548763) there was a new update. Note that last week I was being told that I already had the latest version, so I assumed that a new ver for this product code was available.
So I updated to ver 12 from ver 11. It updated OK without any problems, however
1. I lost the Greek Language from my phone
2. There seems to be no new componets in it (i.e. AGPS) as it has been reported from other that did the updade.
3. The phone numbering system has been changed to 123 123 123 intead of the 123123123 format it had before.
I don't really care about AGPS but how can I have the Greek language back. It is very important to me.
Question: Shouldn't Nokia inform that some language packs could be lost?

Actually, welcome to the world of dodgy grey importers :-(
The updater just gives you what your phone says it is, so it obviousely wasn't from Greece originally.
And you should have AGPS - see how fast your GPS fix time is now.

Windows Vista + N95 + Image Store - "Error communi...

I am trying to store images from my N95 using the Image Store application. This worked beautifully in XP, but after upgrading to Vista, all I get is a dialog box telling me "Error communicating with the phone".
This happens for both Bluetooth and USB connection, and it doesn't help that I set the Image Store to XP compatability, or run as admin. I really miss the Image Store functionality, it took the fuss out of storing images from the phone completely.
How can I fix this?
Details: Nokia N95
V12.0.013
19-06-07
RM-159
Nokia N95 (03.01)
Window Vista Business
PC Sync - 6.84.10.3
Image Store 6.83.0.0
Best regards,
Goran

There is another cause and cure I think cause I just "fixed" my problem of this kind over many hours of agonising and trying the suggestions above. Another internet site tells you :
"This usually happens for the simple reason that Gallery on the S60 device is running and currently holding open one of the files you're trying to backup (and delete). Switch to Gallery on the smartphone, back out of the image or video clip and use 'Exit'. Now try the 'Store images' function again - it should work fine!"
Unfortunately I couldn't obviously see a photo open in the Gallery. I was trying to store 103 images and I noticed it was stopping at one. I had a look at that one, it was not that important so I deleted it and try again. And it worked! It was as if it was evil, and blocking the software at that point. So it backed up about 70 images and jammed again. Found another image which I remember taking with the camera about a week ago and deleted that one, again not too important. Tried again and it went all the way backing up to a photo I took yesterday.
So that's it, something is left half open when the photo is saved and it screws up image store when it reaches it. Actually, I think that last image which I took I screwed up by closing the camera cover before it had finished doing its thing. I think now the moral of the story is that the digital camera in my N82 and it's softwared needs some TLC, it is not that robust, you need to give it a few seconds to do it's thing or it half saves these corrupted images. I could view the stuffed up image perfectly on the camera and Im sure there would be a better technical way of properly closing it in symbian rather than deleting it but yay it is solved!!

Who can solve iSync problem with Nokia N95? (I use the Nokia plug already)

Hello
Since I bought my new cool Mac:, I sync my N95 with iSync and the Nokia N95 plug-in. Thinking at first that is works flawlessly (as other members here seem to think as well) I later found out, that if I make changes to any calendar or "to do" description! on either the N95 or the Mac it syncs, but only up until a certain number of characters. If I exceed this number, the description on the phone will simply be cut off - in the iCal it still fully appears though.
Rather surprising, since when syncing with a PC via the Nokia PC suite there is no such an issue. All my often lengthy descriptions are fully put on the phone. And if I sync back there are no problems either. So I guess it has to do with the iSync protocol or this Nokia N95 iSync plug-in? Any ideas, solutions...? Any help greatly appreciated!
A bit in despair
Zuckermann

The flex cable is damaged. Some years back when I had a Nokia N95 8GB the flex cable was damaged and for a few days the screen was showing strange colours at the display and eventually the screen became black. I went to a local repair shop and I replaced the flex cable and what I noticed was that the flex cable that it had no proximity sensor on it so I told the technician to remove the proximity sensor on the original one and replace it with the new flex cable. Another thing I discovered was that after fitting the flex cable and returning the cover the front camera was not in its usual position so the technician had to do some modifications to get it back to its normal position and after a few months it was damaged and this time I went to Nokia Care Centre and replaced the flex cable for a small fee and what I noticed was that the flex cable that I previously bought was a fake cable. The one bought from Nokia Care Centre had its proximity sensor and when the cover was returned the camera was in its exact position the same as it was with the original flex cable. What I wanted to say is that please beware of fake flex cables on the market and I suggest that you buy it from an authorised Nokia Dealer.
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Ms-6585 with msi 4200 128 8x blue screen and blank screen with msi agp

here's the system,
sorry for the not usefull crap.
Operating System: Windows 2000 Professional (5.0, Build 2195) Service Pack 3
Language: French (Regional Setting: French)
System Manufacturer: MSI
System Model: MS-6585
BIOS: Version 1.00
Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.53GHz
Memory: 512MB RAM
Page File: 212MB used, 1265MB available
Windows Dir: C:\WINNT
DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0 (4.09.0000.0900)
DX Setup Parameters: /PackageInstall
DxDiag Version: 5.03.0000.0900 32bit Unicode
DxDiag Notes
DirectX Files Tab: No problems found.
Display Tab 1: The file nv4_disp.dll is not digitally signed, which means that it has not been tested by Microsoft's Windows Hardware Quality Labs (WHQL). You may be able to get a WHQL logo'd driver from the hardware manufacturer.
Sound Tab 1: No problems found.
Music Tab: No problems found.
Input Tab: No problems found.
Network Tab: The registry information for the DirectPlay application 'Gangsters 2' is missing or damaged. You should reinstall that application.
DirectX Debug Levels
Direct3D: 0/4 (n/a)
DirectDraw: 0/4 (retail)
DirectInput: 0/5 (n/a)
DirectMusic: 0/5 (n/a)
DirectPlay: 0/9 (retail)
DirectSound: 0/5 (retail)
DirectShow: 0/6 (retail)
Display Devices
Card name: NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4200 with AGP8X
Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Chip type: GeForce4 Ti 4200 with AGP8X
DAC type: Integrated RAMDAC
Device Key: Enum\PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_0281&SUBSYS_89431462&REV_A1
Display Memory: 128.0 MB
Current Mode: 1024 x 768 (32 bit) (75Hz)
Monitor: Écran Plug-and-Play
Monitor Max Res: 1600,1200
Driver Name: nv4_disp.dll
Driver Version: 6.14.0001.4345 (English)
DDI Version: 9 (or higher)
Driver Attributes: Final Retail
Driver Date/Size: 3/20/2003 20:13:00, 3097098 bytes
WHQL Logo'd: No
WHQL Date Stamp: None
VDD: n/a
Mini VDD: nv4_mini.sys
Mini VDD Date: 3/20/2003 20:13:00, 1261418 bytes
Device Identifier: {D7B71E3E-41C1-11CF-2B67-42A900C2CB35}
Vendor ID: 0x10DE
Device ID: 0x0281
SubSys ID: 0x89431462
Revision ID: 0x00A1
Revision ID: 0x00A1
Video Accel: ModeMPEG2_A ModeMPEG2_B ModeMPEG2_C ModeMPEG2_D
Deinterlace Caps: {212DC722-3235-44A4-BD29-E1652BBCC71C}: Format(In/Out)=(YUY2,YUY2) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,2) Caps=VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_PixelAdaptive
{212DC723-3235-44A4-BD29-E1652BBCC71C}: Format(In/Out)=(YUY2,YUY2) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,1) Caps=VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_MedianFiltering
{335AA36E-7884-43A4-9C91-7F87FAF3E37E}: Format(In/Out)=(YUY2,YUY2) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,0) Caps=VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_BOBVerticalStretch
{212DC722-3235-44A4-BD29-E1652BBCC71C}: Format(In/Out)=(UYVY,UYVY) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,2) Caps=VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_PixelAdaptive
{212DC723-3235-44A4-BD29-E1652BBCC71C}: Format(In/Out)=(UYVY,UYVY) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,1) Caps=VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_MedianFiltering
{335AA36E-7884-43A4-9C91-7F87FAF3E37E}: Format(In/Out)=(UYVY,UYVY) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,0) Caps=VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_BOBVerticalStretch
{212DC722-3235-44A4-BD29-E1652BBCC71C}: Format(In/Out)=(NV12,0x3231564e) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,2) Caps=VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_PixelAdaptive
{212DC723-3235-44A4-BD29-E1652BBCC71C}: Format(In/Out)=(NV12,0x3231564e) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,1) Caps=VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_MedianFiltering
{335AA36E-7884-43A4-9C91-7F87FAF3E37E}: Format(In/Out)=(NV12,0x3231564e) Frames(Prev/Fwd/Back)=(0,0,0) Caps=VideoProcess_YUV2RGB VideoProcess_StretchX VideoProcess_StretchY DeinterlaceTech_BOBVerticalStretch
Registry: OK
DDraw Status: Enabled
D3D Status: Enabled
AGP Status: Enabled
DDraw Test Result: Not run
D3D7 Test Result: Not run
D3D8 Test Result: Not run
D3D9 Test Result: Not run
i cannot run agp 4x and 8x
if i try to tweek my vid card, i have blue screens
i cannot run any msi agp drivers (all i see is mouse cursor)
i'm running nvidia drivers
help me !!!

Quote from: Bas on 01-November-08, 19:55:21
Try again with Vista 32bit, 64bit is highly unstable and only a few have it running stable.
I've been running Vista x64 for the past nine months, and now with my K9A2 P--and have had no problems. I mean, none. Have not had any occasion to even consider reinstalling Vista x32. Vista x64 has been stable as a rock for me consistently since I installed it. Would not consider going back to XP under any circumstances.
There is a problem with Beard0's system that I would say boils down to device drivers or faulty hardware or some combination thereof. His experience is dramatically different from my own, and the problems he's having are not indicative of my experience with Vista, whether x86 or x64.

MSI K7N2 DELTA-ILSR ( MS-6570G ) AGP DISABLED PROBLEM

Hi . i have the above MB + Radeon 9800 pro graphics card + 1gb of ram + 550w PSU + 2.8 athlon XP. Bios is set to enable agp8.
AGP is always disabled and will not switch on . Even when i try to enable AGP thru the ATI SmartGart software the system reboots with AGP disabled
Latest ATI & Nvidia drivers have been installed.
What should the bios AGP settings be ?
Please help..
Regards SR

Hi All,
Its a 1yr old pc i built myself and worked fine with a Hurcules Geforce card.
Reloaded the Nvidia driver from the link above and AGP is now working on 4x. Do you have the Audio driver separatly as it the install stops responding whilst loading the audio part ?
You were right about ATI not liking 8xAGP, it runs like a dead dog with that switched on.
My PSU is gold but with two 120mm fans & is branded "Colours-IT" what brands or models do you recommend ?
Many thanks for the help so-far, my pc finally plays "call of duty2"
Regards
Scott

AGPS N95

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