Disappointed by nokia product and support

Nokia you cheated me. I bought c6-00 14000 INR. But not worthy to what I paid. Due to this customer dissatisfaction you lost global market share. You strong in hardware but failed in os innovation. I don't known what is obstructing you from taking decision.
Now I afraid to buy your most high ends phone lumia 920 after I got bad and difficult experience by using nokia c6.
Already one of my friend has been facing glitches using lumia 610.
Correct your organization else you would loose your place in the market.
If you found any mistake in this message, it due your phone only.
I have been cheated by you

You can't really base your experience with the C6-00 and the 920. The two have completely different OS's. WP8 on the 920 is a great experience and I'm sure you'd like it if you gave it a try.
Ray.

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My Iphone4 Home button sometimes work nicely and sometimes it stop working. India Apple care says they cant give me even paid support because i bought phone from Australia. i don't know what to do. i m disappointed with the product and service support

My Iphone4 Home button sometimes work nicely and sometimes it stop working. India Apple care says they cant give me even paid support because i bought phone from Australia. i don't know what to do. i m disappointed with the product and service support

When you buy an iPhone in the U.S. it's locked to that country with the carrier you bought it for.
If you bought the device unlocked in the U.S. it's unlocked, you can use it on any carrier. Even one's outside the country.
If you want to do a repair on a device you bought in the U.S. and your using it in another country, you must send it back to the U.S. Why? That's where you bought it from.
AppleCare Protection Plans and AppleCare Limited Warranties are registered to your hardware.
Your hardware is your iPhone.
Wherever hardware that was bought then that's the country it was designed to be used in and that's where it was manufactured.
Apple is very localized - if you call U.S. tech support, you'll speak to somone in your country.
So, what does all this mean?
In order to do a repair, you need to send it back to the country you got it from.
And we're all customers like you. We understand that you're upset, but Apple isn't gonna bend the rules to one individual.
Policy is policy. Get over it.

Production and support

HI,
Iam new to this forum.
in production and support what we will do daily activities as a bw consultant.what will be the errors occur.can any one have document please send me.
points will be assigned.
Thanku
Message was edited by: Ron Silberstein

D PAVANI,
There are lots of errors occur in production and support like
1.timestamp error:replicate the ds
2.rfc failure error: check through sm59
2.ods data is not acivated error: manulaay activate it
4.ale remote is locked error: check with basis
6.sid is not matched:check master data before loading t data
7.sid number range error.: schduler menu set number ranger
8.short dump: chek it in st22
9.cache problem.: restart the load,refresh the catch
regards
nain

Disappointed with Nokia N8 and Belle

I have been using Nokia phones since 2000 and I was recommending it to all my friends. The last one I bought- Nokia N8 has disappointed me.
The big + is the integrated GPS and offline maps. Excellent camera...
Why disappointed:
Price I paid- $ 450+.
Since May 2011:
A big grayish spot appeared on the display after 2 weeks. Visible only when the phone is off.It does not bother me but still this phone is $450.... Now I can not cell it.
USB port broke after 2-3 months. Replaced- 3 days at Nokia Care point in NYC.
Integrated GPS stopped working after Anna update- 3 daysX 2- 3 hours online chat with Nokia Care and 10 days repair. The internal part of the phone was replaced. The display is still the same.
Belle- improved Anna, but..
Battery life has been enormously reduced. Practically if you want long battery life- turn the phone off.
Power savings mode option has moved to the hard button on the top. Difficult to access because of the protector.
Google Maps is not working. (Nokia maps is OK but GM has easy access to public transit directions and has more business location info) Now Nokia Public Transit app is a step forward, but its still separate app.
Many Apps are not compatible.
No short cut for positioning method directly from maps/ driving. You have to dig thru the phone's settings.
Anna's clock small widget with date is no more available.
No shortcut to the specific mailbox.
Text messaging is confusing.
Data log history is unavailable.
No "vibration only" profile allowed when the phone is on power savings mode.
Anna and Symb had an option to choose when and how to connect a single application to the internet. (internet- always ask) Now with Belle its more complicated.
No shortcuts to various settings- dig, dig, digg....
Quick Office Pro (sold in Nokia Store) does not read .doc files anymore with Belle.
No option to add contact to group when creating it as new.
Search widget almost never works.
Remote lock does not work.

i totally agree with you. i cant get into half off the apps (the ones i paid for) mainly because it sends me to a link to download OVI when its downloading the file it then says its "unable to install ive done everything, thinking its the software of belle that didnt download properly.. a glitch in the software or i'd done something.. my phone it now being used as least as possible. the basics of this model (calling/contacts/messages) isnt as easy as previous..
after reading on here and many other discusion sites it seems like this model (N8)
DOES have a fault with the belle software. and needs to be sorted pronto
or at least give the option to refer back to anna.
this phone it well established to have so many hicupps!!
ive been with nokia for years think the 3310 was my first but my upgrade is due and im looing for other options - something i'd never do..

Why did FootPrints product and support go to crap?

Why did BMC buy Numara FootPrints and then build a new product, named it FootPrints, called it an upgrade, but required customers to uninstall FootPrints and reinstall it fresh, then rebuild the whole thing from scratch?
By the way... in my opinion, you have ruined a perfectly good functional product with version 12. and your support is some of the worst I have ever had to deal with. Not the actual people, but the model used to support customers. We pay for support, but all I can get when I call in now is an email based response that takes days or weeks to resolve issues that could have been done in an hour or less with a support rep on the phone or in a remote session. Sorry, but I can't do it anymore!
This topic first appeared in the Spiceworks Community

I can't find a plus sign + on my email? Where else would i look? Is it possible because I'm BIS and pop mail I don't have trash can?
THE BITTERNESS OF POOR QUALITY, LINGERS LONG AFTER THE CHEAPNESS OF PRICE, IS SOON FORGOTTEN.

Unfriendly Adobe product and support

I have been trying to install premiere elements 10 upgrade for over 10 hours have used the correct seriel numbers etc Get a message that Bridge is running and it is not been started at all I cannot get any help from adobe what is going on? Support is terrible and the product is very user unfriendly

Bridge is part of the CS Suite. Are you sure that it is Premiere Elements your trying to install and not Premiere Pro?
Check your processes with the Task Manager and look for Bridge. If you find it select it and click End Process.
Cheers,
Neale
Insanity is hereditary, you get it from your children

GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT FROM NOKIA. AND ITS E5. NEED ...

WE LOVED NOKIA BRAND FOR ITS PRODUCTION OF BEST MOBs.
BUT IN SAME PLACE WE HATE NOKIA FOR MAKING PHONE LIKE E5 WICH GET HANG UP MANY TIMES. IF NOKIA REALLY THINKS ABOUT CUSTOMERS THAN PLEASE HELP US AND PROVIDE NEW PIECE FOR IT.
your e5 customer

have you checked for a firmware update?
If i have helped at all a click on the white star below would be nice thanks.
Now using the Lumia 1520

Acer products and support

As a "Retired Cybergeek" who started programming on an IBM 1620 in 1961, I have watched the evolution of technical support systems, and a programmer, and as a social scientist. Separating access to fundamental engineering support documentation and the "end user" is a fundamental flaw in the way Acer is handling itself. I own several generations of Acer equipment. The engineers often find ways to "save money" in puting together pacages for market, but when something wears out or needs to be upgraded, they have been allowed to ignore public requirements and feedback. Mine includes the following:
1). Be aware that Acer puts middle or low end reliability hard drives in its' consumer grade equipment.
2). If you are "technical" and want to "hack" things, you will not get support from Acer.

"T" I'm completely "with you" and did not mean to disparriage Acer for engineering a reasonably well designed product line. I own 4 going back to a "clone motherboard" Portable with a really early graphics chipset that I've worn out and replaced batteries in, and used for 10 or more years. It came with Windows XP installed, and still has it. My observation was based on my own experience. Out of four Acer computers, the two failures I've experienced were both 4+ year service life issues on their hard drives. My oldest Acer desktop now hosts a 10,000 RPM "gamer" drive quite a bit bigger that the one that came with it, but everything else is original. It runs Vista. My next oldest is the Z3731 desktop that just puked its' drive when I tried a smple RAM upgrade from 4GB to 8GB, the maximum for the motherboard on that system. It came with a very buggy "first release" Windows 7(X64) Home Premium build. When I went to set it up, the process took three days because MSIE was so buggy it could not even get its act together to properly invoke the Windows Update functions. Within a few hours of connecting it successfully to my network, It downloded and applied almost 100 patches! In the early Win7(x64) world, Microsoft hid a lot of sins in the 32 bit mode rather than exploiting the Intel 64bit archetecture correctly. I'm still not sure, because of lack of feedback, whether or not to point my finger at software or hardware as the culprit when it comes to my memory upgrade issues. I believed that 2 2gb chips I bought from Crucial that were the first ones I tried, were the correct chips, but may have "trashed" the old WD drive inadvetently by "bouncing it around" a little bit during the process of opening the snap apart plastic case the first couple of times. The tabs on the case are now wearing out and two have chipped off, and I'm still not sure what is preventing my system from coming up with 8gb of useable ram. The "it just sits there" problem with any chips other than the originals, two different pairs of 4gb "supposed to be the right chips" purchased, and no joy. I'm not willing to go out and buy more RAM now without precise information. I have to take the system I'm using to write this apart to get it, and that has been a source of my irritation with Acer and changes in the culture since the days when I built a "Thompson Big Board" Z80 system I had to "hop up" by rewiting the timing loop for the RAM in Z80 assembler and blowing the changes into an EPROM before desoldering all 64K of the RAM and soldering in a new bank of faster RAM that cost me more that some of my much more recent computer purchases. That system "answered the phone" years ago running a CP/M based BBS I called "The Dog House" that was a hobby project of mine. It was one of the first in my state that connected at 300 baud (Big Grin)

My experience in Toshibas product and customer services

Just a warning to people who may be considering purchasing a Qosmio based on my own experiences and the research I have done in the last week.
Toshibas customer service is simply not what it once was and there are 100s of reports of Qosmios of all generations suffering extreme issues just outside of warranty periods.
Ref: Toshiba Qosmio X500-149, Support call reference ********
I am writing to express my frustration, anger and disappointment in Toshibas product and customer services.
I am a Freelance Community Manager, Video Game and hardware reviewer in the video games industry presently looking after 2 communities for 2 employers totalling over 2.5m users, I travel to a lot of trade shows, expos and community meet and greets where I require a laptop suitable of showing the employers products which are usually AAA video games or editing video on the fly for publication to social networking sites.
In January of 2011 my 4 year old Alienware hit that point where it really needed replaced, I opted for a Toshiba Qosmio over the Asus G73 as there was a 300 price difference for near identical spec.
I managed to source a X500-149 at PCWorld the companies flagship model here in the UK paying 1499 for it on January 26th 2011 reduced from 1799.
For the 1st 13 month this laptop performed admirably aside a design issue of the fan guards that I raised on the 16th May 2011 with PCWorld where the heat expelled causes the rear guard plastics to become exceptionally brittle and crack. I evangelised the product to anyone who asked me what laptop and model it was that was running these AAA games in such great detail, something I certainly won't be doing in future.
In early March 2012 it then began randomly locking up requiring a hard reboot this would then suffer issues restarting, reporting Operating system could not be found this would usually point to a fault on the primary HD, disk checking software however reported no errors but this continued to happen which would lead me to suspect the motherboard.
Within a month of this problem starting the left laptop fan began making a horrible screeching noise and had a distinct wobble whenever high RPM's were required and the machine began to often go into thermal shut-down whilst performing my work duties and utilising graphics and higher than idle CPU.
I decided on the 23rd April 2012 that enough was enough and I was going to speak to Toshiba as for this to happen to a flagship laptop that was only just out of warranty was simply unacceptable.
23rd April called to report the issue and was basically told tough luck its out of warranty at this point I also updated my tel numbers with Toshiba as the info was outdated, after expressing my anger at this Toshiba agreed to offer me a extended warranty at a cost of 166.
I was fuming to say the least Toshibas flagship laptop breaks at 14 month old and I am expected to stump up more money. If I was not desperate as the machine is critical to my work I would have returned the machine to PCWorld under the sales of goods act and it not being fit for purpose.
As that course of action would likely lead to legal proceedings, engineer reports and even more delay than just dealing with Toshiba for a repair, against my better judgement I called back at 11am on 24th April paid the 166 and took Toshiba up on the warranty extension, order number ********** again having to provide correct tel numbers as where once again incorrect, immediately after I reported the faults.
Toshiba Support centre on fault reporting where great noting each issue in detail and raised a collection with UPS for the following day.
The evening of the 24th April whilst I was retrieving data from the laptop in preparation for factory resetting it the machine went into thermal shut-down with a very distinct smell of burning chemical/plastic coming from the rear vents.
It took me over 90 minutes to get the machine cool enough to actually reboot and get my data after this I shut it back down and boxed it up not be used again.
I thought the best course of action would be to report this as it was a fair step up from the previous overheating. Wednesday 25th April at around 9am I called Toshiba to report this and was advised this would have to be dealt with by a head office case manager, as the item had become hazardous thus the collection that would take the laptop to the service centre was cancelled.
At this stage the advisor took my contact numbers again and escalated the case to head office advising at that time that I would be called by HO within 24 hrs.
Thursday 26th April 15:31 Well past the 24 hr mark and no sign of a call so I called support again and spoke to a advisor called Jacob. Jacob advise that HO had indeed tried calling on 01670 ******* this number was my old number, this number was the number I had advised twice already was incorrect and had provided both a correct land-line and mobile number 3 times previously. To say I was annoyed was a understatement.
Jacob attempted to contact Chloe Sontag who was looking after my case but the line just rang out so Jacob advised that he had sent an email asking for Chloe to contact myself.
Friday came and still no contact by 15:00 so I called support who once again tried to patch me to Chloe who's number once again just rang out and again an email was sent asking to call me.
No call by 17:30 so I called tech support again and spoke to Ian asking for head offices number so I could call them direct, Ian provided the number yet advised that HO are now closed.
After expressing my frustration with this whole process and just how critical this machine is to my daily working life Ian promised to look into the case on Monday AM and try and expedite actually getting a phone call to at least start the process of having this laptop repaired.
To say I'm annoyed is really a understatement not only has this failure to receive a simple phone call at least delayed the repair by almost a week but it is costing me more and money daily when I spent a large amount on what I imagined would be a great laptop for 3-4 years and believed Toshiba actually had good customer service in the event something did happen.
My best guess is that Chloe is on holiday or is part time or such like as her phone just rings out and if that is the case then I would question why assign a case to her, if she isn't then I would want to know why after 2 additional mails advising that the customer is not happy and to contact them has there been no contact or are your case workers just so overworked with faulty products that they can't manage the workload ??
So far Toshibas inability to produce a product that last as long as you expect it would has cost me 2 days off work that I am having to make up this weekend thus cancelling prior commitments, 166 extended warranty 600 for a HP laptop that I had to go and purchase yesterday 27th April 2012 to actually perform my work on and who knows how much in phone calls by the time this matter will finally be resolved.
I was happy with Toshiba as a manufacturer and of course laptops can have issues however having now researched these issues far to many Qosmio X500 users report severe overheating just after the 12 month period or within it and many state that repair after repair has taken place but still to no avail, this on top of the cracking of the rear heat-sink guards has to be a design fault.
This letter will not arrive with you before I have hopefully had a phone call and my laptop has at least been collected for repair, If I have not had that phone call then I would expect another letter very shortly.
Why have I wrote this letter ? To express my disappointment with just how poor the durability of your flagship laptop is and also at just how poor your customer service are, 1500 is a lot of money in the PC purchasing scheme of things and to expect this quality of hardware and customer service is simply unacceptable.
I expect the repair to be expedited and if like some of the horror storys I have read online parts required will take 4 weeks + then I would expect a replacement laptop, not everyone uses these things for entertainment and whilst the HP I had to rush out and buy with money I didn't really have available can allow me to perform my core duties to the minimum it cannot allow me to perform my duties to my standards, my employers standards or my expectant communities standards.
This has been a really unfortunate series of events as I had been considering the X870 Ivy Bridge based on the Nvidia 670m Qosmio which would release soon and passing this X500 onto my partner but after these events and the fact that the HP laptop had to come out of the money saved for it then I can categorically state that will not be the case and I will instead opt for the Asus G55 or G75.
If this issue cannot be resolved to a satisfactory manner then I will have no option but to seek an independent engineers report as well as printing the myriad of similar reports of these issues on the internet and return the item to PCWorld.
In line with the sale of goods act 1979 a large electrical item has to be of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose for a period of 6 years whilst I wouldn't expect the full 6 years from a laptop I would expect at least 3-4 year especially considering that this is a near 2000 flagship model not a 200 budget model.
This is a action I really do not want to take as it will likely end in small claims court against PCWorld a company that on this occasion has done nothing wrong, I do not believe in punishing those who are not at fault so its a action I really wouldn't be happy with and I'm sure PCWorld one of if not the largest vendor of Toshiba products when you incorporate the rest of the DSG group wouldn't be too pleased with it either.
Frustratingly

So I received my laptop back today after having fans replaced and a good clean as well as the top cover replaced.
Opened the box and took the laptop out 1st thing I noticed was a screw rattling around inside, SIGH!!!!
Plugged the laptop in and attempted to boot it at this point it just cycle through finalisation of windows install and shutdown.
How could a laptop have been tested if it didn't even have windows installed ?
An hour later and I gave up unplugged it and lo and behold it actually booted when on battery only.
I then noticed that the SSD was full, oh wait no it wasn't the head office engineer in his infinite wisdom decided that partitioning a 64GB SSD to 2 drives barely even leaving enough for Windows on the C: and wait for it putting the HDD recovery on the second partition was a good course of action.
So a completely borked install and a screw floating around inside remind me how this particular engineer has a job ??
I spent the next 15 minutes just moving data around and creating and deleting partiitions to fix this mess up.
Grabbed HWMonitor to check temps and at an idle 50c on CPU and 36c on GPU they didn't look too bad,
Installed the Toshiba recommended Nvidia driver a driver I hasten to add that was released in 2010 as Toshiba have not updated the drivers for their flagship series laptop since then, They are happy to take your 1643 that the unit cost but then don't expect support for it.
Anyway that aside I then installed 1 of the games I work on and began to run the machine through our benchmark software wooooosh the temps shot up to 90c+ on both CPU and GPU and remained at this temp for the duration of the benchmark never quite triggering thermal shutdown, I then loaded into a warzone for further testing and sure enough half way through it the machine shut down due to thermal shutdown.
I then uninstalled the toshiba driver and tried a NVidia one sure enough as others have advised actual Nvidia drivers seem worse and thermal shutdown came so much earlier.
I have been to PCWorld today to begin proceedings of returning outside of warranty due to not being fit for purpose or of suitable quality. This is costing me a further 60 and at least 2 weeks more without a proper machine and will likely result in me getting about 1300 back from PCWorld.
So lets do the math on just what this will have cost me by the time its finished.
1634 Original purchase
166 Extended Warranty
600 Backup Laptop whilst this was away for a month
60 outside of warranty assessment
50 phone calls
I will probably receive 1300 back but then 1300 doenst buy me the spec I need for work so I will have to pull out another 300-400 for the required spec so lets add that to the original figures.
A Toshiba Qosmio, Toshibas flagship laptop will have cost me in total 2910 almost double its actual retail price.
I will NEVER buy a Toshiba product again and it will become my lifes mission to let everyone know just how terrible they are.

Nokia x3 02 support whatsapp

does nokia x3-02 suport whatsapp aplication

as this is a user to user forum only for Nokia products and services only, you will need to check with the developer directly, in this case, WhatsApp.

Nokia N96 and Rover Rover Car-Kit

Hi and Help!
I hope someone can throw some light on a problem I'm having with my Nokia 96 (on 02), which I upgraded from an N95 8Gb at the beginning of December 2008. I have had numerous Nokia Phones (and a Blackberry) all on 02 and all working well with the built in car-kit in my Range Rover Sport. The two are connected via Buluetooth, but I am experiencing the following problems:
Everytime I get in the Car with the phone, it asks if I want to connect and asks me to input the code which I do and it connects. It is listed as authorised but I still have to go through this procedure each time.
When I'm on a call, the quality is good, but after a couple of minutes, I can hear the person on the other end, but the speech is very clipped, and they cannot hear me and as long as we both persevere, the call continues and returns to normal after 20-30 seconds but this issue is repeated every few minutes for the duration of the call. This happens whether I make or recieve calls.
Some of the things I have tried but which have not worked:
02 have replaced the phone and I'm now on my second, brand new unit.
I upgraded the software on both and I'm currently running 12.043, 26/11/08
I have had Land Rover look at the car kit when it was serviced yesterday (26/01/2009). They confimed they had tried it with other Nokia phones and it was working correctly and could not replicate the fault, albeit they weren't using an N96
I have independently checked the Land Rover webpages and confimred that the N96 is compatible
Partial and full reboots.
Deleting and setting up new Bluetooth connections
Changing the Network from Dual to GSM only
Trawling through N96 and Land Rover forum looking for some sort of clue, and I can find absolutely nothing anywhere else!
I hope someone can help as I'm finding this increasingly frustrating and it's knocking my faith in Nokia products, and I'm considering returning to my N95.
Many thanks

Hi,
Have got almost the same problem as you detailed below, however call quality when connected is fine. Even have the same car. Got a brand new N96 after two weeks but it is exactly the same, keeps requesting the pairing and code instead of connecting automatically.
If I cannot get this sorted I will swap for another cheaper phone that will work. Basic Nokias do the trick. Like Nokia have never used anything else.
I hope someone can throw some light on a problem I'm having with my Nokia 96 (on 02), which I upgraded from an N95 8Gb at the beginning of December 2008. I have had numerous Nokia Phones (and a Blackberry) all on 02 and all working well with the built in car-kit in my Range Rover Sport. The two are connected via Bluetooth, but I am experiencing the following problems:
Everytime I get in the Car with the phone, it asks if I want to connect and asks me to input the code which I do and it connects. It is listed as authorised but I still have to go through this procedure each time
Any help would be appreciated but I am guessing that there isn't any,
Thanks
VoteforPedro

Nokia PC Suite support for Outlook and Thunderbird

Hi,
I am currently using the Microsoft Outlook 2007 combined with Nokia PC Suite to synchronize the contents of the Outlook with my Nokia N73 smartphone. I am now considering to switch e-mail client from Microsoft Outlook to the Mozilla Thunderbird. So my question is then, is Nokia PC Suite compatible with Mozilla Thunderbird?
I have in fact already installed Thunderbird, but it is not available as an option anywhere in the settings for Nokia PC Suite. All I can find in the Nokia PC Suite settings is a tab called "Microsoft Outlook" where I can choose the different Outlook profiles or change settings. In my humble opinion there should be a new tab added called "Thunderbird" or similar right next to the "Microsoft Outlook" tab in the settings for Nokia PC Suite after installing another e-mail client such as the Mozilla Thunderbird.
I know that there is this option to choose what e-mail client to use upon installing Nokia PC Suite, where I have chosen Outlook. Does this mean that I have to reinstall Nokia PC Suite to get this choice to choose e-mail client to use? If I do reinstall Nokia PC Suite, will I even get to this option at all? Since I am only reinstalling Nokia PC Suite and it is already configured once to be used with Outlook, I'm thinking that maybe this option will not even appear upon reinstalling Nokia PC Suite.
I don't have a clear memory of it but I think I once reinstalled Nokia PC Suite for some reason and I was not presented with this option to choose e-mail client as the first time I installed it. So this may require complete uninstallation and deletion of files and Windows registry for Nokia PC Suite, and then a fresh installation of it to get to this window where to choose e-mail client.
Even when and if I get to that window, it's no guarantee that I will be able to choose Thunderbird even thou it's installed. Why? Because I know from experience that commercial and proprietary software like Nokia PC Suite tends to only support the industry standard platforms and systems and applications, or de-facto industry standards like the extensively used Microsoft Outlook and other Microsoft products. I know by experience that such software as Nokia PC Suite love to lick Microsoft's **bleep**. Don't you think?... or don't you know? You disagree? Well lay it on me, tell me what you think!
I would love to be able to synchronize my mobile phone with my computer, even if I may use a Linux or other nix-like operating system. But if Nokia PC Suite doesn't even support e-mail clients other then Microsoft Outlook, such as the Thunderbird, then it's probably too much to ask for a Linux support for Nokia PC Suite. Or is it?... does Nokia PC Suite support Linux?...

Thanks for your answers!
By this time I have made a clean install of Windows Vista at least three times, and on one occasion I remembered to check this this thesis of mine that I mentioned above. So for the purpose of testing if it's true that the Nokia PC Suite installation process or Nokia PC Sync configuration wizard does not present the user with the option to choose Mozilla Thunderbird as e-mail client, I have done the following.
I have made a completely clean, out of the box installation of Windows Vista on the computer (retail version, non-custom branded Vista version). After installing the needed and important drivers for the system and other software required for the proper operation of the system and few other software, I went on installing Microsoft Office with Outlook 2007 as one of the first software applications. Then I installed Mozilla Firefox and Mozilla Thunderbird. After I had done that, I installed the Nokia PC Suite.
As my thesis predicted, after successfully installing Nokia PC Suite and the Nokia PC Sync configuration wizard was started, I was not presented with the option to choose Mozilla Thunderbird as my e-mail client, even thou both Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird were installed prior to or before Nokia PC Sync. In other words, if this was a limitation of the Nokia PC Suite or it's installer, where it does not recognize e-mail clients that are installed after Nokia PC Suite itself, then installing the e-mail clients in this order should make Nokia PC Suite recognize it. But it did not, or at least as long as the Mozilla Thunderbird is concerned. Thus, this proves my thesis - Nokia PC Suite is currently not compatible with Mozilla Thunderbird. And Mobile Sensei Petrib confirms this also.
Here follows a screenshot of the actual Nokia PC Sync configuration wizard.
http://img341.imageshack.us/img341/9803/nokiapcsyncsd3.jpg
I'm afraid we will have to bear with this. I personally don't believe that there will ever be any official release of Nokia PC Suite that will have full support (or any at all) for other e-mail clients then just Microsoft Outlook and Lotus, or that there will be any official Linux or nix-like version of it. Not today, not in next five years, and not in one thousand light-years from today. We can hope, but the odds are pointing in the opposite direction.
So bear with Microsoft Outlook, and the Windows **bleep**. No pay, no play! Unfortunately... fortunate for Microsoft, Nokia, and others alike, but unfortunate for us end users.
Message Edited by altair8801 on 27-Dec-2008 01:31 PM

Nokia 6280 and NSU support: the final request

I've decided to write this because it's extremely shameful that still now, more than 2 years after its introduction on the market, the 6280 hasn't an official update support, only due to the damned problem with the update from firmware version 3.40.
Is it so difficult to implement into NSU a system of firmware version recognition, and, in case, to block updates for phones with that version installed?
I continue not to understand this strange policy towards certain phone models, that obliges users to apply to unofficial, and illegal, upgrade methods (that work perfectly, if correctly used!)
I hope that, with the release of the next firmware package 6.60 (if it'll be EFFECTIVELY released, instead of inserting false version numbers in the section "Can I update" of the upgrade page - see this /discussions/board/message?board.id=swupdate&thread.id=29440&view=by_date_ascending&page=1 ) you're going to correct this lack of availability.

Ok so we cant help him but sometimes its good to let off steam, especially as his Nokia fone has been such a disgrace. I hope he reflects on his previous Nokia purchases , and when it comes time to upgrade he chooses a Nokia product. Its also good to keep in touch with customer service elements of Nokia, as this is just, if not more important than the actual product. If customer service is lacking then where is the confidence in buying with confidence !!
Nokia Lumia 520
 iphone 6 Plus.
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INST-07408: Unable to install or configure the product on a 32-bit JVM on a 64-bit machine. Make sure to install and configure the product in supported modes.

Hi there, i have an issue installing oracle forms and reports. its throwing this error"INST-07408: Unable to install or configure the product on a 32-bit JVM on a 64-bit machine. Make sure to install and configure the product in supported modes." on step 5. I have jdk 64bit installed, weblogic server was installed successfully but iam getting stuck somehow.
Below are details of my pc.
OS Name    Microsoft Windows 7 Professional
Version    6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 Build 7601
Other OS Description     Not Available
OS Manufacturer    Microsoft Corporation
System Name   ...........-HP
System Manufacturer    Hewlett-Packard
System Model    HP ProBook 4530s
System Type    x64-based PC
Processor    Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2450M CPU @ 2.50GHz, 2501 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 4 Logical Processor(s)
BIOS Version/Date    Hewlett-Packard 68SRR Ver. F.23, 09/03/2012
SMBIOS Version    2.6
Windows Directory    C:\windows
System Directory    C:\windows\system32
Boot Device    \Device\HarddiskVolume1
Locale    United Kingdom
Hardware Abstraction Layer    Version = "6.1.7601.17514"
User Name    ...........-HP\................
Time Zone    South Africa Standard Time
Installed Physical Memory (RAM)    4.00 GB
Total Physical Memory    3.94 GB
Available Physical Memory    1.00 GB
Total Virtual Memory    7.87 GB
Available Virtual Memory    1.25 GB
Page File Space    3.94 GB
Page File    C:\pagefile.sys

To clarify further.... It is important to note that Forms/Repors 11.1.2.x software (including WLS and JDK) must be of the same archetecture as the machine. In other words, you cannot use the 32bit Forms/Reports 11.1.2 software on 64bit Windows. If you are using a 64bit OS, you must install the 64bit software. Again, this would include Forms/Reports, WLS, and JDK

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