Connecting Widows7/x64 to the Internet via E52

I have a problem with connecting Win7/x64 notebook to the internet via my E52: agent software embedded in last firmware (052.003) set up, but hung and does not see the phone
Any hints?

For future searchers: firmware update to 071.004 have fixed connectivity problems

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HotSync over bluetooth works successfully.
Computer specs: Toshiba P205-S6277; Bluetooth Stack v5.10.04 (currently using); Bluetooth Monitor v3.01 (to use Vista's built-in bluetooth)
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(3) Finding the correct Login Script to use
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Nearly all the forums that I read says to choose Connection Type: PPP.
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First script:
Send: CLIENT
Send: CLIENT
Wait for: CLIENTSERVER
End:
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=======================================
Connect Log
S: client
S: client
R:
Err: 0x121F <<<netErrUserCancel b/c I canceled it.
Not connected
========================================
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Second script:
Send CR:
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End
**UPDATE** I found on this forum (Reply # 3689) that the script is needed only if you are using Palm OS 4 or under. Centro uses Palm OS 5.49121. Can anyone support this?
Even without the script it has problems "Signing In".
I'm currently reading this site and trying out its decribed methods. I will update this thread when I get the results.
I'm using the Centro. And If anyone's been able to successfully connect to the internet on the Centro via a bluetooth connection to the PC WITHOUT 3rd party applications, please share. If not, please share any ideas.
Thanks!
-Eric
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Connect a tablet to the Internet via 301's Bluetoo...

My tablet computer, which does not have 3G connectivity, cannot connect to the Internet via its Bluetooth connection to my Nokia 301.
However, my two friends' iPads can connect to the Internet via their Bluetooth connection to my Nokia 301. (My friends first disabled their iPads' own network connection to verify this.)
I have read in several sites that a mobile phone should have Wi-Fi connectivity - which the 301 does not have - to be able to function as a "mobile hotspot", enabling internet connection. But then why does the 301 allow the iPad to connect to the Internet via the Bluetooth connection?
Any solutions? Thanks in advance.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

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I have spent more money than the devil knows on fixing my wireless internet, and just recently I discovered these forums. Go figure.
Anyways, two or three weeks ago my upstairs computer's internet connect flopped and died. This is about the seventh time this has happened, in ONE YEAR! I use a Westell modem and a WRT54GSv4 router, a WRE54G Range Expander outside the room, and a Dynex Enhanced Wireless-G Adapter. One day I was playing WoW (ftw...), and all of a sudden I was disconnected, rather rudely. I looked back to my Expander: The top light was red, and the bottom blue, which means activity but no link (meh?). Anyways, I got limited or no connectivity for the first few days, but not connected, and finnaly my Routed connection died and wouldn't even show on the list of in range wireless connections. If the router was a person, I'd beat it with a bat. Or at least with words.
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Originally posted by Solway
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Your router is really unsuitable.. if it is only wireless and no ethernet.. just buy an ethernet one.
Do a search on ebay.. 3g router.
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I connect to the internet via ethernet (we don't have wifi). It was working before I went to work, and when I came home I suddenly couldn't get anything to work (I know everyone says this, but I truly didn't mess with anything). Internet browsers just think for awhile and then turn up the 'You are not connected to the internet' error.
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