N95-3 NAM firmware upgrade to 35.2.001 - broken Ov...

Last night I noticed that 35.2.001 was available for my RM-160. I successfully upgraded it.
I was able to upgrade Download! to get OviStore working for a little while, but now I have the following two situations:
1) the OviStore app reports (in a system error dialog kinda box) "Store: Feature not supported". I tried a soft reset, but it didn't help. No idea why this one is broken.
2) the web version of the ovi store (nokia.mobi, then click Store) reports "We're sorry. Ovi Store is currently not available for your device. Please check back as the new Nokia devices are being added frequently. ........." Is the website not recognizing the new browser version with 35.2.001?
So again, this is a N95-3 running 35.2.001. just upgraded last night.

Have you tried going to store.ovi.com in the phone browser and downloading the client manually? I've found that the "Download!" replacement in the phone operating system, and a seperately-installed client, can co-exist. You have two icons, mind.
Help I'm trapped in a sig factory.

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N95-1: MAJOR Firmware-upgrade - v21.0.016

It's already available at my local "Nokia Service Point", overhere in Holland . . .
But when will it be available via the "Nokia Software Updater"?
Greeeetzzz, Henk.
RM-159 / Nokia N95-1 (8Gb)
V 21.0.016 (02.01) / 14-02-08

19-Mar-2008 01:05 PM
hanhanteka wrote:
(snip) shall any one from nokia reply our inquiries, why the update is still not officially released ?
Whilst it would be nice for a reply from Nokia - this forum from Nokia is a One-Way Conversation with them - they "sometimes" read but dont ever reply, as this is designed to be a Peer-to-peer forum, so the only replies you'll get are from interested/well informed users, and may not be gospel truth.
They choose not reply which can frustrate most new users, the older ones tend to just put up with it. /end
The online code number checker is sometimes behind. When the release is official, then it normally appears on this page: http://www.nokia.co.uk/link?cid=EDITORIAL_799361 as have all the other updates.
When it does you will, depending on if your handset has a branded specific software, be able to download and install it, when its released for your product code. Until then you have to sit tight.
I dont know why some service points have it, perhaps they have it for beta testers or something. I know I use every function on my phone and if there is a fault in the software I'm highly likely to find it. Unless they are adding more stuff into the N95 the current V20 performs pretty well.
Shunts...
I will mostly be communicating with a Nokia E72 Zodium Black
Nokia E72-1 with Vr 051.018.207.04 Software
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N95-4 (NAM) FIRMWARE V20.2.005

I just installed the new firmware. I notice small performance changes, for example, on the USB connectivity and inbox (with a tons of emails). Menú browsing is faster and you will notice small features (like in the contact list).
No ASR, no UDP, no major features.
An important drawback from my point of view... the FONT is changed, is bigger, making the screen look smaller. Don't like it AT ALL.
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I updated today... you are missing nothing important. If I were you, I'wont rush to install the update.
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N95 firmware upgrade

would anyone happen to know when nokia will release there next firmware upgrade for the n95 i am currently running 12.0.013....just curious, and whats APAC how do u know if your n95 is APAC>.
NOKIA N96 rocks

I thought APAC was the acronym of Asia-Pacific.
* Australia
* Brunei
* Cambodia
* People's Republic of China
(including Hong Kong and Macau)
* Taiwan (Republic of China)
* Fiji
* Guam (U.S. territory)
* Indonesia
* Japan
* Kiribati
* North Korea
* South Korea
* Laos
* Malaysia
* New Zealand
* Northern Marianas (U.S. territory)
* Palau
* Papua New Guinea
* Philippines
* Samoa
* Singapore
* Thailand
* Timor-Leste
* Tonga
* Tuvalu
* Vanuatu
* Vietnam
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Wheres the N95-3 firmware upgrade to match N95-1 v...

I have a N95-1 with v20 firmware and the changes in the camera software are like night and day as far as speed and operability of the camera.. Now I own a N95-3 and it is still on v11 firmware. The camera software is old and archaic worse then the original non-updated N95-1. Its so slow it makes using the camera totally unbearable.
NOKIA CAN WE PLEASE GET A FIRMWARE UPGRADE FOR THE N95-3 THAT WILL MATCH THE V20 FIRMWARE ON THE N95-1.

I paid for the phone 600$ and no Firmware update and this is my first Nokia Phone , I am NOT happy NOKIA
I will never , never again bay your product !!!
Is it because we are in North America that we do not deserve the update...
We need some answers Nokia
Thank You !!!!

Firmware upgrade stuck

My router says there is still a firmware upgrade in progress. I have flashed and reflashed (using UI and tftp util) multiple times, and this will not go away.
This is all on top of erratic behavior, dropping the connection, periods of no connectivity, periods of degraded performance, etc.
I've tried a factory reset, and holding the button in for 30 seconds. Nothing will get this perpetual firmware upgrade to go away.

Anytime a firmware upgrade is interrupted (for whatever reason) before it completes, there is a serious risk that your router will die. However, there is always some hope. Please try the following:
You need to try again to reset the router to factory defaults.
To reset your router to factory defaults, use the following procedure:
1) Power down all computers, the router, and the modem, and unplug them from the wall.
2) Disconnect all wires from the router.
3) Power up the router and allow it to fully boot (1-2 minutes).
4) Press and hold the reset button for 30 seconds, then release it, then let the router reset and reboot (2-3 minutes).
5) Power down the router.
6) Connect one computer by wire to port 1 on the router (NOT to the internet port).
7) Power up the router and allow it to fully boot (1-2 minutes).
8) Power up the computer (if the computer has a wireless card, make sure it is off).
9) Try to ping the router. To do this, click the "Start" button > All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt. A black DOS box will appear. Enter the following: "ping 192.168.1.1" (no quotes), and hit the Enter key. You will see 3 or 4 lines that start either with "Reply from ... " or "Request timed out." If you see "Reply from ...", your computer has found your router.
10) Open your browser and point it to 192.168.1.1. This will take you to your router's login page. Leave the user name blank, and in the password field, enter "admin" (with no quotes). This will take you to your router setup page. Note the version number of your firmware (usually listed near upper right corner of screen). Exit your browser.
If you get this far without problems, try the setup disk (or setup the router manually, if you prefer), and see if you can get your router setup and working.
If you cannot get "Reply from ..." in step 9 above, your router is dead.
If you get a reply in step 9, but cannot complete step 10, then either your router is dead or the firmware is corrupt. In this case, use the Linksys tftp.exe program to try to reload your router with the latest firmware. After reloading the firmware, repeat the above procedure starting with step 1.
If you need additional help, please state your ISP, the make and model of your modem, your router's firmware version, and the results of steps 9 and 10. Also, if you get any error messages, copy them exactly and report back.
Please let me know how things turn out for you.
Message Edited by toomanydonuts on 08-25-2007 03:43 AM

Creative MuVo TX FM Firmware Upgrade 1.18.02 - The End For Many Players - Par

This is part 2 of the story since you cannot post such a long message in one posting.
>>Dear >>>>in my first mail I wrote already:>>>>After installing the recovery driver I run the >>firmware update again. It says that it found a >>device in recovery mode and more (pretty quick >>message) and after this it searches for this >>device - and does not find any device connected >>to an USB port.>>>> From this statement you can see that I installed the recovery drivers
>>and put the player in recovery mode. Then the player is seen by your >>update software since it finds the player in recovery mode. But after >>this it cannot transfer the new firmware because suddenly it does not >>see the player anymore on an USB port...>>>>To be honest - if your support team would read the mails a bit more >>carefully we all could save a lot of time... And of course I did >exactly>>as described by you and in the update notes. And this all on two >>different computers with two different OS - XP and Win98 as I said in >my>>first mail already...>>>>Best Regards,>>>>Peter>>>>>>>>At 02:6 .0.05 +000, you wrote:>>>Dear xxxxxx>>>>>>Thank you for replying to us.>>>>>>In response to your email, kindly ensure that your player is used on >>the>>>minimum operating system requirement. When connecting your player >>>directly to the computer, was your player being recognized? I have >>>verified the firmware update.>>>>>>Kindly verify the below steps you have used to update the firmware for>>>>>your player: >>>. Download the MuVoTXFM_PCFW__8_02.exe file into your local hard >>>disk.>>>2. Connect your player to your computer.>>>3. Double-click the firmware upgrade file.>>>4. When prompted to set your player in Recovery mode, disconnect your
>>>player from your computer. Press and hold the Play button while >>>connecting your player to your computer's USB port. Continue to hold >>the>>>Play button for about 0 seconds after connecting your player to your
>>>computer. Release the Play button when the Find New Hardware dialog >box>>>>>>>appears on the computer screen. Did you encounter any issue?>>>5. Follow the instructions on the screen to install recovery drivers >>for>>>your player.>>>6. Double-click the firmware upgrade file and follow the instructions
>>on>>>the screen.>>>>>>Are you still encountering the same issue?>>>>>>Do email back on the status concerning the issue so that I can assist
>>>you further. Thank you. >>>>>>Best Regards>>>>>><name removed>>>>Technical Support>>>Creative Labs Asia>>>>>>To provide feedback on your "Creative Experience" please click on the
>>>following link:>>>http://www.**bleep**.com/support/contact/welcome.asp?r=CLA&d=TS>>>>>>========== >>>DISCLAIMER >>>========== >>>This email and any attachments may contain private, confidential and >>>privileged materials for the sole use of Creative's intended recipient>>>>>and is not to be forwarded or copied to others. Any review, copying >or>>>>>>>distribution of this email or any attachments by others is strictly >>>prohibited. If you are not Creative's intended recipient, please >>inform>>>Creative immediately by responding to this email and thereafter >>>permanently delete the original and any copies of this email together
>>>with any attachments. Thank you>>>>>>Original Message Follows:>>>------------------------>>>Thanks for your response. I am a bit confused since I answered many of>>>>>your questions in my last mail already. And I have been working with
>>>computers for more than 30 years and did many upgrades with THIS >player>>>>>>>already. Since other users have exactly the same problem - if you >check>>>>>>>the forum - it must be a problem with the player or your upgrade >>>software. Should I send the player to your company for repair? But in
>>>any case - you should warn the customers using this upgrade or take it>>>>>from your webpage. If you read my old mail - I tried the whole upgrade>>>>>on 2 different OS and 2 different Computers with your latest drivers.>>>>>>Best Regards,>>>>>>Peter>>>>>>>>>At 07:38 0.0.05 +000, you wrote:>>>>Dear xxxxxx>>>>>>>>Thank you for reaching us at Creative Technical Support; we >appreciate>>>>>>>>the opportunity to assist you.>>>>>>>>Based on the information you provided, may I know if are you using >the>>>>>>>>player on Windows XP>>>> or Windows 98? I would like to inform you that the player only >>support>>>>>>>>>>the below operating system:>>>>>>>>Microsoft? Windows? 98SE/2000/Me/XP>>>>>>>>You might like to consider the below factors when connecting your >>>player>>>>to the computer's USB port:>>>>>>>>. Make sure you have the latest drivers, especially USB, installed >>for>>>>your motherboard. If you're not sure, check with your motherboard >>>>manufacturer.>>>>>>>>2. Make sure your motherboard has USB v. ports, supplying at least
>>>>500mA to the USB ports. If you're not sure, check with your >>motherboard>>>>>>>>>>manufacturer.>>>>>>>>3. Try unplugging all other USB devices from the system.>>>>>>>>4. If you're using a hub, try connecting the product directly to the
>>>>onboard USB and vice versa.>>>>>>>>5. You might wish to verify the functionality of your product on >>>another>>>>computer.>>>>>>>>Do let me know the result.>>>>>>>>In case if you need any clarification, please do not hesitate to >>>contact>>>>us. Thank you.>>>>>>>>Best Regards>>>>>>>><name removed>>>>>Technical Support>>>>Creative Labs Asia>>>>>>>>To provide feedback on your "Creative Experience" please click on the>>>>>>following link:>>>>http://www.**bleep**.com/support/contact/welcome.asp?r=CLA&d=TS>>>>>>>>========== >>>>DISCLAIMER >>>>========== >>>>This email and any attachments may contain private, confidential and
>>>>privileged materials for the sole use of Creative's intended >recipient>>>>>>>>and is not to be forwarded or copied to others. Any review, copying
>>or>>>>>>>>>>distribution of this email or any attachments by others is strictly >>>>prohibited. If you are not Creative's intended recipient, please >>>inform>>>>Creative immediately by responding to this email and thereafter >>>>permanently delete the original and any copies of this email together>>>>>>with any attachments. Thank you>>>>>>>>Original Message Follows:>>>>------------------------>>>>=======================>>>>>>>>Subject: CLA (CTL) - Technical Support Request - (MuVo TX FM)>>>>Name: xxxxxx>>>>E-mail Address: [email][email protected]][email protected][/url]>>>>Country: Thailand>>>>Self Description: Advanced PC User>>>>------------------>>>>Support Inquiry: ID(3) My Creative hardware stopped functioning >>>>correctly >>>>Product: MuVo TX FM>>>>Serial Number: C6PF32477002804Z>>>>Date Of Purchase: /2/2005>>>>>>>>------------------>>>>Operating System: Windows XP>>>>Creative Model Number: MUVO TXFM 52 MB>>>>Computer Brand/Model: >>>>Processor/CPU: >>>>Memory: >>>>BIOS Type/Revision: >>>>System Board/Chipset: >>>>------------------>>>>>>>>Detailed Problem Description:>>>>I tried to update to the latest firmware >>>>MuVoTXFM_PCFW__8_02 since I stay in Thailand >>>>and need the Thai letters. I installed the >>>>recovery driver since the upgrade software >>>>required this and did exactly what is described. >>>>After installing the recovery driver I run the >>>>firmware update again. It says that it found a >>>>device in recovery mode and more (pretty quick >>>>message) and after this it searches for this >>>>device - and does not find any device connected >>>>to an USB port.>>>>>>>>I have tried this many times and even with the OS->>>>Win98. The upgrade software detects the device in >>>>recovery mode but after this nothing more >>>>happens - it does not find it on an USB-Port >>>>anymore. >>>>>>>>=======================
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Message Edited by Catherina-CL on 0-3-2005 2:4 PM

This is part of the message since you cannot post such a long message in posting.
This should show how lost you might be with your warranty. If you install the Firmware Upgrade .8.02 your player might be useless. There is no way to make it work again. Not really. If you understand what Creative seems not to do. So dear user - buy a new player. If you want to know what the solution is to make your player work again post here. If there are enough postings I will explain it here. Too sad that Creative does not do it. It is their job not mine... But again - I am not talking about a problem what is nice to have it solved. I am talking about a player that does not work anymore. If you do not want to wait for my solution just send your player for repair - it was not your fault that it does not work anymore...
This story with the great support was a test of Creative and will be used in a review. So be not surprised to find it somewhere else.
Here the Creative support story. The first mail is at the bottom. I had to make part and part 2 since you cannot post such a long message here.
To: Creative Labs Asia Customer Support <[email][email protected]][email protected][/url]>Subject: Re: CLA (CTL) - Technical Support Request - (MuVo TX FM) (KMM7755874I6636L0KM)Dear,I know the solution long time already. I just wanted to test the support at Creative. The problem is real and forces owners of your players to buy a new one since their playes get useless after the upgrade. Not only that Creative puts a faulty upgrade on their homepage - their support is good for nothing. But this was a test of the Creative support. I hardly can believe that Creative is not in the position to solve a very simple problem caused by Creative - what has severe consequences for their customers. But this mail story confirms exactly this. So my advice to any customers - stay away from this company and their products - what is the final result of my test. If you want to know the solution for the problem please contact me again - I am glad to help such a poor company :-)))) For free? I am not so sure...since my player was not for free too...Best Regards,PeterPS: The product is still within the "police period" of my dealer. And I did not just buy the product. If you ever read what your system tells you (what I had to enter) - it was long time ago.
At 03:48 3.0.05 +000, you wroteear PeterBased on the information you provided, since you have just bought the product locally, you may like to contact and check with the dealer firstfor their purchase policy period and see if the product is still within their policy period. If they are unable to assist you, do contact us so that we can assist you promptly in your issue. Thank you. Best Regards<name removed>Technical SupportCreative Labs AsiaTo provide feedback on your "Creative Experience" please click on the following link:http://www.**bleep**.com/support/con...asp?r=CLA&d=TS========== DISCLAIMER ========== This email and any attachments may contain private, confidential and privileged materials for the sole use of Creative's intended recipient and is not to be forwarded or copied to others. Any review, copying or distribution of this email or any attachments by others is strictly prohibited. If you are not Creative's intended recipient, please informCreative immediately by responding to this email and thereafter permanently delete the original and any copies of this email together with any attachments. Thank youOriginal Message Follows:------------------------Dear .,I am a bit confused. What does my problem have to do with buying it on an oversea/business trip? This you really have to clarify. And why do you need my contact number/residential address if you have my contact email address already? You want to come to me and bring me a new player?Would be fine :-) But since there are many others with the same problem there must be a better solution.But in any case - I bought it were I li've and not on a business trip - the dealer is just around the corner - but I guess with more than 30 years almost daily IT experience I have a bit more knowledge than him. Igave you the serial number and the date of purchase. I bought it in Thailand where I li've now. Best Regards,PeterAt 09:28 2.0.05 +000, you wrote:>Dear Peter>>Regards to your issue, may I know is the unit purchase locally or during>Oversea/Business trip? If the unit is purchased during oversea/business
>trip, kindly provide me with the information of the place of purchase, >your current location (residential address) and contact number so that I>will be able to provide you with the advice required promptly.>>Do email back on the status concerning the issue so that I can assist >you further. Thank you. >>Best Regards>><name removed>>Technical Support>Creative Labs Asia>>To provide feedback on your "Creative Experience" please click on the >following link:>http://www.**bleep**.com/support/contact/welcome.asp?r=CLA&d=TS>>========== >DISCLAIMER >========== >This email and any attachments may contain private, confidential and >privileged materials for the sole use of Creative's intended recipient >and is not to be forwarded or copied to others. Any review, copying or
>distribution of this email or any attachments by others is strictly >prohibited. If you are not Creative's intended recipient, please inform>Creative immediately by responding to this email and thereafter >permanently delete the original and any copies of this email together >with any attachments. Thank you>>Original Message Follows:>------------------------>Dear ,>>I was talking about Win98SE. I guess there is are not many people using
>Win98 anymore.>>The problem is that the player is in recovery mode already. When I plug
>it into the USB port it does not show up as a dri've anymore. But the OS>confirms that I have put in a device into the USB port when I plug it in>pressing the play button. Also when I run the upgrade software it says >that it has found a device in recovery mode but then it does not find it>anymore. But again - neither WinXP nor Win98SE allow me to format the >dri've since it does not show up as dri've at all.>>Sorry for all this. But realize that I and many others have a piece of >scrap as long as we cannot find a solution for this problem. In the >forum people write that they even bought a new player already since this>firmware upgrade made an end to their TX FM.>>Best Regards,>>Peter>>At 03:0 2.0.05 +000, you wrote:>>Dear Peter>>>>Based on the information you provided that you have verified the player>>>>on another computer with Windows 98. I would like to inform you that >the>>player and the updated firmware only support the below operating >system:>>>>Microsoft? Windows? 98SE/2000/Me/XP>>>>I understand that you are also using the player on a Windows XP >>computer. However, you might like to verify your player on another >>computer that meets the above mentioned minimum operating system. Do >let>>me know the result. >>>>If issue persists but when connecting your player directly to the >>computer the player is being recognized, format the player using the >FAT>>file system, and download and install the latest >>driver/firmware/application update available through the below link: >>>>(Note: All contents in the player will be removed when you format your
>>player, please backup the files) >>>>http://www.asia.creative.com/support/downloads/ >>>>. Insert your MuVo TX FM player into the USB port on your PC/Laptop, >>try a different USB port or hub if it is not detected. >>2. Open Windows Explorer. The player will be recognized as a Removable
>>Disk. >>3. Right-click on the player and choose Format. >>4. In the File system drop down menu, select FAT, and then click the >>Start button. Do not select FAT 32, though it is selected as default by>>>>Windows XP. >>>>After the formatting is complete, make sure that you stop your player >>before disconnecting it from your computer. (Please take note that stop>>>>your player before disconnecting it from your computer is a must. >>Otherwise it will cause damage to your player's memory >storage/Harddisk)>>>>>>To stop your player in Windows XP, Windows 2000 or Windows ME Click on
>>the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the Taskbar, click Safely remove USB>>>>mass Storage device, and disconnect your play when you are prompted to
>>do so. >>>>Make sure that the icon below appears on the LCD screen again for at >>least fi've seconds before disconnecting your player.>>>>Do let me know the result. >>>>In case if you need any clarification, please do not hesitate to >contact>>us. Thank you.>>>>Best Regards>>>><name removed>>>Technical Support>>Creative Labs Asia>>>>To provide feedback on your "Creative Experience" please click on the >>following link:>>http://www.**bleep**.com/support/contact/welcome.asp?r=CLA&d=TS>>>>========== >>DISCLAIMER >>========== >>This email and any attachments may contain private, confidential and >>privileged materials for the sole use of Creative's intended recipient
>>and is not to be forwarded or copied to others. Any review, copying or>>>>distribution of this email or any attachments by others is strictly >>prohibited. If you are not Creative's intended recipient, please >inform>>Creative immediately by responding to this email and thereafter >>permanently delete the original and any copies of this email together >>with any attachments. Thank you>>>>Original Message Follows:>>------------------------
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Message Edited by Catherina-CL on 0-3-2005 2:43 PM

N80 firmware upgrades (how?)

Hello,
There has been some discussion here about the N80 firmware. My N80 is orange and suffers from a few issues. Firstly the web browser is pretty much useless for me, out of memory errors on almost every page. Relatively frequent out of memory errors in Gallery whilst attempting to play a video taken with the camera. Snakes is not playable it crashes out as soon as you actually try to start the game.
I'm wondering how firmware upgrades are peformed with a network like orange? I presume Nokia service centres wouldn't do this because of the altered firmware for the network.
I'm in the UK if it makes a difference.
Thanks,
Richard

Yep, but it's a pain to do as you have to keep backing up on the PC every time you get a new contact.
Is that an N95 in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me?!?
Life's too important to take seriously.
Nokias I've owned 3210, 3310, 6100, 7650, 6600, 6680, 6630, N80, N95
I'm a 26 year old boy BTW

Avoiding Firmware Upgrade Grief

Assuming that you have a non-UDP (User Data Preservation) phone, like the N95, a firmware upgrade can be a major thrash. Many posts in this forum attest to these problems, but they continue to occur, in part because of inadequate instructions.
Here are some thoughts that might be helpful:
1) FIRST: Ask yourself "WHY am I doing this?" If your aren't looking for any specific fix that you KNOW the firmware upgrade will address, then at least admit that you are possibly doing it "just because it's there." For those of us who have no other Everest in sight, that might be sufficient reason. But, it is a violation of the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" maxim. I know you know.
2) SECOND: If you are still going to do this, make the appropriate backups. Plural. In spite of the rather glib advice on the firmware upgrade screen, backups to your Memory Card are NOT/NOT equivalent to those made with Nokia PC Suite. I'll explain why in a bit. Sure, go ahead and do both, but the Nokia PC Suite backup is the (only) one that will be likely to get you out of the woods. And that, only partially.
a. Backups to a Memory Card give you NO CONTROL over what is backed up OR restored. It's all or nothing, and sometimes what's included in "All" is just enough to trash your newly-updated phone.
b. Backups with Nokia PC Suite allow YOU to CHOOSE both what you want to backup and restore. So, backup everything if you like, but realize that you NOT successfully restore a highly customized system in one fell swoop after a firmware upgrade. But you CAN get back the essentials (if you have made the backups). By "essentials," I mean user-created data that you could not recreate easily or at all (contacts, messages, etc.). I do NOT mean specific applications, which you should be able to reinstall separately.
c. What about all of those Nokia Maps locations? Go to your Landmarks application, select every one you might ever want to see again, and then SEND them to another compatible Nokia phone via Infrared. Save them all on the second phone (you can reverse the process to get them back on your main phone). Wait: You are thinking about a firmware upgrade and have no comparably functional backup phone? Please reread item 1) above
d. Did you have to do any MANUAL configuration of Packet Data Access Points? I did before I could get my N95 to work as a modem for other devices. Write those details down somewhere. You'll need them. Same for WPA encryption keys and SSIDs. Consider putting this info in the fields of one of your contacts, so you can later use cut/paste to enter your encryption keys for your APs.
e. Make a list of every purchased application you have currently installed, even if you don't intend on using them again. Make sure you have product registration codes available. You'll need them.
Attempts to do an overly-comprehensive restore after firmware upgrade can cause serious problems such as loss of both 3G and WiFi data connectivity. That should be enough to get anyone's attention. It got mine after the fact! If you make careful, incremental backups of crucial information and are willing to be patient, you can eventually get your system back the way you want it.
3) BACKUPS all done? Too bad Nokia provides no verification process outside of the PC Suite log, but it usually works well-enough without it.
4) UPGRADE your firmware. Follow all of the advice and cautions but don't believe the part about a backup to your SD card being remotely adequate. It might be, but most likely only if you have very little customization and no or few third-party apps.
5) NEXT: Get your basic settings (time, date, etc) right.
6) THEN: Connect to PC Suite and RESTORE only your Contacts and Text Messages. Confirm that all restored.
7) NOW: Insert your SD card and IMMEDIATELY set your own PW for the card (if you had previously removed it). If you had applications on the SD card, some might work, others won't, and you'll probably get an "Installing" message followed by an error message to the effect that the applications could not be installed. Ignore the message to try to restore them yourself from the card. Don't (usually) bother to try to remove them, either, as that often doesn't work.
8) THEN: Recreate your WiFi connections and (if your provider-issued APs aren't right) your Packet Data APs. Make sure they work. Test by using your browser. No point trying to install products which require working data connections as part of the install process (e.g., gMail, Truphone) before confirming that such connections are available.
9) ALMOST DONE: Start reinstalling all of your prior applications. I suggest (if you have the choice) that you put them where they were before (SD Card or internal phone memory). If there are any you want to ditch, go back and remove them after first reinstalling them. That tends to get rid of the nagging "Installing" message.
10) FINALLY: Take it slowly, and set priorities. Put your essential apps on first, and remember that much of your customization probably took place over a period of days, weeks or months. Cumulatively, that might represent hours of tweaking. Re-tweaking will take no less time. Spread some of it out for your own sanity.
What have I forgotten? Probably plenty, and I'm sure someone else might be able to provide other, equally valid approaches, or suggestions which complement those offered above.

Very useful post. However I have to say that all those steps are necessary even if you have a FP2 phone with UDP. From my experience all that UDP does is to screw up your phone even more after a firmware upgrade. It's always better to start with a clean slate anyway
Message Edited by island3r on 04-Jul-2009 09:02 PM
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N73 Firmware upgrade--- bad working Voice dialing

I updated the firmware of my Nokia N73 from 268.0.0.3 to 368.0.0.1. With the older version delivered by the phone voice dialing worked. In the 268.0.0.3 I only could given voice command for the profiles not for the contacts. It didn't recognise any contact. Because of thos I decided to do the next firmware upgrade to 368.0.0.1 and now the voice dialing doesn't work at all. Each time I put the button to activate it tells me "fualty voicesystem"in dutch "fout spraaksysteem. Now it became even worser. Is there anyone who helps me out?
regards

16-Dec-2006
03:34 PM
conradus wrote:
Thank you for your reaction. I put the firmware for the second time to my phone. Now it seems working again. When I touch the button for voice dialing it works untill then. But I may ask for every contact in my contactlist but nothing happens. When I touch the button again it is not reacting then but only the second time. When i asked for an other profile it sometimes works. In my contactlist it is possible to hear the contactname. But via voice dialing none of the contacts to choose.
best regards
Voice Dialling seems to be a bit choppy on most of the N-series models, because they use speech synthesis. Whereas this works for profile names, it's a different tackle for contact names. This is because contact names are assigned by assigned by you, the user. If you select Play Voice Tag for any given contact in your phone, it will output this name using speech synthesis. You will have to EXACTLY copy this output. And, if the name of a certain user is "John Doe Geralds", it wouldn't suffice to simply say "John Doe". You'd HAVE to put Geralds behind that, and in the EXACT same way as the device says it.
The only way to change a voice label for any given name is to change the name itself. The same goes for profile names and commands, but I wouldn't change these as the defaults work fine.
A reason because of which voice dialling may not work can also be found in the user's voice details having become useless for the phone. To correct this, go to Tools> Voice commands > Options > Settings and choose: Reset Voice Adaptations. Note that carrying this out means that ALL data collected about your voice shall be lost; you might have a bit of difficulty using voice features the first couple of times after performing this instruction. Beware to EXACTLY copy whatever the phone says, even though you know real-world pronunciation to be different. Until now, I haven't had to actually adjust the pitch of my voice to the synthesizer's pitch, but I know this would improve recognition accuracy.
Oh yeah... Sorry for my late reaction!
Best regards,
V3.0704.1.0.1
19-01-2007
RM-133 Nokia N73(57.01) Product Code:0539338

Stuck with Management mode firmware upgrade..see pic

Management Mode
Firmware Upgrade
File Name:___________________ Browse
Apply Reset
How do I get around this. I upgraded to WRT54Gv5v6_1.02.5.002_fw.bin and now when I reboot this is all I get. If I try to go to another version I don't get connectivity. I only have connectivity for this part then I lose it.
Every time I type in 192.168.1.1 I always get this display....
I've tried to hold the reset up for 30sec the first time then 1min.......then unplug for 10 to 20 seconds, (still holding down the reset button) and reconnect. Letting go of the reset button once it's connected.
Is the router gone? Will I have to get another one? Would like to get your input.
Thanks

Download firmware file again. And browse for it, and upgrade it. Reboot router, it might work.

Air Port firmware upgrade

I did a software upgrade yesterday having read that it solves some serious security problems, and in the process I also got a firmware upgrade for the AirPort Extreme WIFI card in my MBP.
After the re-boot, my Mac was trying to connect to the 802.11n interface on my Air Port Extreme! This was totally unexpected since I have an older MBP without the 802.11n support - could the firmware upgrade have added it?
Wireless Card Type: AirPort Extreme (0x168C, 0x86)
Wireless Card Locale: USA
Wireless Card Firmware Version: 1.3.4
Current Wireless Network: wireless network not available
A more general question is - Where do I find details of each of the software/firmware upgrades and what they include - similar to Micro$oft's KB articles?
Walt

There was a thread here a few months ago - I can't find it now - that explained that Apple, in the newer versions of the MacBook Pro, upgraded the AirPort Extreme hardware. the way you could tell the difference between the "old" and "new" hardware was the numbers in parentheses (0x168C, 0x86) following the name. I don't remember which was what, and I can't find the thread, just that mine was NOT the "new" version that was upgraded to 802.11n.
That's why I was excited when the MacBook Pro started to try to authenticate to the 802.11n connection. I didn't have time to investigate further, and won't now for a couple of days, but when I learn more I'll report back here when I do.
I'm guessing from the numbers, that your Mac Mini has the same AirPort hardware, but don't take that as fact
Walt

Firmware Upgrade for a WRT54G v8.1 Router

I just resolved a connectivity problem by downloading and installing the binary
file "FW_WRT54G_8.1.09.02_US_20071227.bin".
After this upgrade, I was somewhat confused by the new displayed Firmware Version under Router Status in administration. My new version is displayed as
"8.01.09 build 01 Dec. 27,2007". The date seems to agree with the downloaded binary file name. The Release Notes for this latest firmware defines this download as "Last Firmware Version: 8.1.09 build2". There is an associated Firmware Date of April 10th, 2008. Do I have the correct file downloaded and installed for the WRT54G v8.1 Router or is there something else that I need to do to complete the firmware upgrade?
There is one difference that I have noticed in my new configuration that is somewhat strange, as well. I no longer have the ability to use "MAC Address Clone" in Setup. It is grayed out. Please advise whether this is normal with this new Firmware.

Yes, I am quite certain that the firmware was upgraded from version 8.01.08 build 02 Oct. 26, 2007. The Router was reset after the upgrade and completely reconfigured. The "MAC Clone" option remains grayed out after several attempts, but all other features are functional. I have gained connectivity by this firmware upgrade to a Time Warner - Road Runner, Broadband System. I may still want the MAC Clone feature in the future.
Thank You!

Firmware Upgrade Crash - Help !!!

Hy all,
I have a BEFW11S4 Wireless Router and, i have tried to upgrade the firmware but on process i got the litle crash on system. Now i can't conect on device, the router don't set IP on PC, setting manualy ip on pc don't work(i try set ip 192.168.1.5), when ping 192.168.1.1 get request time out, reset button dont'work(i try push the button for 2 minutes).
How i can revive my router, plz help.
Message Edited by phr-X on 03-01-2008 08:45 PM

I hope you did not try to update your firmware wirelessly. This is a definite no-no. When you do a firmware upgrade, you must use a computer that is wired to the router.
Your router may already be dead. But there is always some hope.
You need to try again to reset the router to factory defaults.
To reset your router to factory defaults, use the following procedure:
1) Power down all computers, the router, and the modem, and unplug them from the wall.
2) Disconnect all wires from the router.
3) Power up the router and allow it to fully boot (1-2 minutes).
4) Press and hold the reset button for 30 seconds, then release it, then let the router reset and reboot (2-3 minutes).
5) Power down the router.
6) Connect one computer by wire to port 1 on the router (NOT to the internet port).
7) Power up the router and allow it to fully boot (1-2 minutes).
8) Power up the computer (if the computer has a wireless card, make sure it is off).
9) Try to ping the router. To do this, click the "Start" button > All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt. A black DOS box will appear. Enter the following: "ping 192.168.1.1" (no quotes), and hit the Enter key. You will see 3 or 4 lines that start either with "Reply from ... " or "Request timed out." If you see "Reply from ...", your computer has found your router.
10) Open your browser and point it to 192.168.1.1. This will take you to your router's login page. Leave the user name blank, and in the password field, enter "admin" (with no quotes). This will take you to your router setup page. Note the version number of your firmware (usually listed near upper right corner of screen). Exit your browser.
If you get this far without problems, try the setup disk (or setup the router manually, if you prefer), and see if you can get your router setup and working.
If you cannot get "Reply from ..." in step 9 above, your router is dead.
If you get a reply in step 9, but cannot complete step 10, then either your router is dead or the firmware is corrupt. In this case, use the Linksys tftp.exe program to try to reload your router with the latest firmware. After reloading the firmware, repeat the above procedure starting with step 1.
If you need additional help, please state your ISP, the make and model of your modem, your router's firmware version, and the results of steps 9 and 10. Also, if you get any error messages, copy them exactly and report back.
Please let me know how things turn out for you.

A prayer to Nokia: We all need a firmware upgrade ...

Are there any Nokia engineers out there???
I think we all need a firmware upgrade ASAP!
As everyone else mentions the N95 is rebooting several times a day, causing irritation and not least extra battery consumption... Not to mention that it does this during calls half of the times.
The other issue is that nobody hears me when I make or take a call. You can of course switch it on speaker and back, but it is not "working as designed" as I see it!
So NOKIA, wake up, smell the coffee and fix these BUGS!
(and the rest of them...)
Thanks...
\jrbit\

I know,
Just needed to get off some steem and see if any other users out there also will pitch in and applaud my prayers.
So, any users that have the same issues and will join me in this prayer?
It must be a common demand out there and not just me. No harm in "pushing" Nokia a bit on this issue (I hope)
Anyone?
Amen...
PS! Arranged a DOA on my first N95, but realised that this is bugs and not just a "monday model" that I got...

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