Nokia e52 WLAN/SIP/VoIP auto connects. Plz help.

Hi,
WLAN/SIP/VoIP on my E52 auto connects evey time it finds a wireless network. I have turned off WLAN monitor but problem is still there.
Any ideas how can i make it manual?
Thanks
David
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Well, it has nothing to do with the VoIP service itself for sure. As razvan_t has already noted earlier this problem affect all network services like internet radio.
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Hi AssIsBack,
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From your description I make it you are creating the ad-hoc connection using the TP-Link TL-WN821N? As a general rule it is not advisable to use ad-hoc for 'permanent' WLAN connections. This is more intended for quick 'point to point' connections and is generally considered to be both unstable and insecure. Also it could be you are using the same USB hub on your PC to connect both the modem and the WLAN interface which may cause these two devices to interfere with each other.
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I request you to kindly re-install the software of your Nokia device. Before re-installing the software kindly take the backup of your device.
Please follow below mentioned steps to take backup of your phone:
1. Connect your phone with PC via USB cable.
2. Select Nokia Suite mode.
3. Run Nokia Suite Application.
4. Click on Tools.
5. Click on Backup.
6. Click on Next.
7. Select Content for Backup.
8. Click on Start to perform Backup Operation.
To restore device backup please follow below mentioned steps:
1. Connect your phone with PC via USB cable.
2. Select Nokia Suite mode.
3. Run Nokia Suite Application.
4. Click on Tools.
5. Click on Restore.
6. Select the latest backup file from your PC.
7. Click on Start to restore.
Note: Your device should be fully charged before backup and restore.
To re-install your phone software, please connect your device via Nokia Suite and follow below mentioned steps:
1. Go to Tools.
2. Click on Software Update.
3. On the Software Updates page, under your device click the reinstall link to start the wizard that will guide you through the reinstallation of your device software
Note: Before re-installing, please remember following points:
1. Take backup of your devices using Nokia Suite.
2. Your device should be fully charged.
Please "Do Not Remove" your device during re-installing process.
You can access the link mentioned below in order to download Nokia Suite:
www.nokia.com/nokiasuite
In respect of the concern regarding Orkut , Chatting application, Social application, Music applications I request you to download related applications from Nokia Store by accessing the below mentioned link:
www.store.ovi.com
Further, I would like to inform you that you can download the map data using Nokia suite. But for this you have to connect your device with PC and have to run Nokia suite in your PC. Kindly follow the below mentioned steps to download Map application:
1. Connect Device to PC using USB.
2. Launch Nokia suite on PC.
3. Click on Maps icon.
4. Select the Regions such as America/Europe/India.
5. Click on the country which maps data is required.
6. Click on download. Wait until maps data is downloaded on device.
Kindly let me know if you require any further information or help.
Thanks & Regards,
Sujith Varghese
Nokia Care Representative
India
NOKIA Support Services:
1. Find the nearest Nokia Care Centre: Type “NCC<space>City Name” and send it to 55555* (e.g. NCC DELHI).
2. To book an Appointment with Nokia Care Centre, visit http://www.nokia.co.in/appointment
3. Online Support: http://www.nokia.co.in/support
4. Protect your Nokia Device -Buy Nokia Extended Warranty by visiting the nearest Nokia Care Centre.
5. Warranty Terms & Conditions: http://www.nokia.com/in-en/support/manufacturer-s-limited-warranty/
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