Is a DKE-2 USB cable compatible with HP Pavillion ...

I tried to connect my Nokia 5300 using the DKE-2 USB cable but it just won't connect to my PC. I've tried checking it on My Computer but it doesn't show up on devices with removable storage. I just want to know if it is compatible with HP Pavillion.

@lilac:
when you connect the phone to the pc, keep your eye on the phone.
On my 5300 the message is: "USB cable conncected, Select mode". Press Ok to acknowledge the message, and you are moved to a menu where you can choose
- "Nokia mode" (= PC Suite compatible)
- "Printing and media" (dunno myself what this is for... RTFM)
- "Data Storage" (= Mass storage device, like an external hard disk)
You should go with "Nokia mode" if you want PC Suite to recognize the phone.
You should go with "Data Storage" if you just want to see the phone's memory card as a disk, and move files to/from as if it were a disk.
.Message Edited by fred_be9300 on 01-May-200712:25 PM
My Nokia history: 5310 (Sep 2008), 5300 (Jan 2007), 6610 (June 2003), 3310 (2001)

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