N70 - Can't update FW, have 5.0616.2.0.3
Hello,
I recently acquired this N70, and was told it was made in Finland, I've tried every updater I can find on every Nokia site and I get this error.
No Software updates available for your phone.
"Unable to read the software update package. Please try again later."
My Product code : 0529238
Made in Finland
Can anyone help me with this?
Also I'm using this on Tmobile here in the US, is there anyway to tell if it was branded somewhere, obviously its unlocked but I see no branding what so ever.
Thank you, JMessage Edited by dmxsoulja3 on 14-Oct-2006
01:47 AM
14-Oct-2006
01:44 AM
dmxsoulja3 wrote:
Hello,
I recently acquired this N70, and was told it was made in Finland, I've tried every updater I can find on every Nokia site and I get this error.
No Software updates available for your phone.
"Unable to read the software update package. Please try again later."
My Product code : 0529238
Made in Finland
Can anyone help me with this?
Also I'm using this on Tmobile here in the US, is there anyway to tell if it was branded somewhere, obviously its unlocked but I see no branding what so ever.
Thank you, JMessage Edited by dmxsoulja3 on 14-Oct-2006
01:47 AM
The GENERIC-firmware of the N70 is updated; this doesn't mean that the Operator-variants, i.e. Vodafone & T-Mobile, updated THEIR firmwares as well . . .
Nokia Software Uploader looks for the Production-Code of your GSM, and installs the update accordingly. If NSU says "Your phone is already up-to-date", than there's NO UPDATE for your specific production-code!
With NSU, you can NEVER change your Operator-Firmware to the GENERIC Nokia one!
See this topic:
http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/discussions/board/message?board.id=swupdate&message.id=451
Greeeetzzz, Henk.
RM-159 / Nokia N95-1 (8Gb)
V 21.0.016 (02.01) / 14-02-08
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