VZAccess Manager Upgrade

I have had problems in the past blindly upgrading VZAcces Manager. I now have a message to upgrade to 7.6.4.4 2762s from 7.6.3.4 2642j. I would like to find what fixes are included in this version so I can decide whether or not to skip it. I have looked on both the Smith Mirco and VAccess Manager web sites and cannot find this information.
BTW - Clicking on the VZAccess Manager link in the update window does not take me anywhere.
Pantech 290
Win XP sp3

jwwilson454 wrote:
I did the upgrade today and when I plugged the Five Spot in it told me there was a firmware update. I tried to installed the update and received a message that the update failed. Now my Five Spot has a different SSID and I cannot log into it. I connect to the Manager and it say the device is not connected.
Hi jwwilson454,
I trust that the issue outlined in your post has been resolved and your device is working properly by now. In the event that the issue has not been resolved I have checked my resources and I learned that re-running the update tool has resolved this issue for other customers. Please find the update tool in your computer at the path below:
Crogram Files-Verizon Wireless-Firmware Updates-ZTE-AC30EUT_BD_VERIZONAC30V1.0.0B10.exe
Additionally, please keep in mind that this is a peer to peer forum and while our Social Media Team monitors the forum, we offer alternative options for immediate assistance. You can contact us via Twitter @VZWSupport Monday to Friday from 7am to 10pm and Saturday from 7am to 4pm.
You can also call 1-800-922-0204 from 6am to 11pm CST every day of the week.

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I'll give you an explanation of my network configuration and my opinion of the situation and VZ Access Manager and we can go from there.
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Heheheh, it might not stop at the end of my network.....and the whole world will be reset to 192.168.1.1....even the MACs and the Smartphones.
Have Fun
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Annoyed in VA!

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I want execute an upgrade deploy action on one object but I get this error:
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I also plug in my VZ LG enV cell phone via USB, but not to use as a modem; only to charge it.
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For the 2nd time upgrading, I have been given false, misleading information about the plan options and their impact on my bill. After hearing plan details and asking the store rep for the impact to going to the new plan I was told my bill would be $20 LESS. The next day I awaken to find my corporate enterprise email inbox empty and idle. I call Verizon expecting the enterprise email option was simply erroneously disabled during the uprgrade. However, this is where the POORLY MANAGED process and employees became evident.
I was informed an enterprise account was an additional $15/month. The store rep did not inform me of this, even after asking for the impact to my bill. When I informed the tech support rep that her information is different than the store's information, she offered that I could revert to my original plan. I declined as even after the $15 surprise charge I would still be $5 cheaper than my previous bill. But I asked anyway, "How much will my new bill be?" I was told $270 (and change). I thought that sounded high so I asked her to pull up my previous bill and compare. She did and said my new bill would be FIFTY DOLLARS HIGHER!.
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She asked if there was anything else. I said yes. Please waive the $30 upgrade fee since it was paying for this POORLY MANAGED upgrade service. She said it is non-refundable. I asked to speak to a manager. She assured me the call was recorded and would be heard by decision-makers. I'll wait and see, but won't hold my breath.
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Couldn't agree with you more... here's what just happened to me ...
Ok,
So I just took the plunge to upgrade my Droid Pro to the GS3. You couldn't make the **** up I just went through with the girl at the counter. It was kinda funny. I'm ****** I didn't video tape it.
Ok, first off lets start with what was par for the course.
$250.00 for 32gig with a new two year contract.
$30 credit available
$30 upgrade fee.
and
You are currently grandfathered into the unlimited data plan, however we killed your grandfather sooooo you probably should buy the 4-gig data plan considering the amount of data YouTube / Pandora etc. use up when not connected to WiFi.
BUT WE KNOW A WAY AROUND US GOING BACK ON OUR WORD ON THE UNLIMITED DATA PROMISE THAT WE HAD CROSSY'S ON!!!!!
Here's what we do....
Option #1 - Pay retail for the phone and you can keep your unlimited data plan. ($599.00 retail). vs an extra $30.00 a month for the next two years for the 4-gig data plan so I don't go over streaming re-run's of TGIF while not connected to WiFi. ($30 x 24 months = $720.00) ...(Family Matters, Step by Step, Boy Meets World ...ummmmm lol)
(This really happened all while a street cleaner sweeper was going by so the girl had to scream this to me)
Option #2 - What we do is we open up a second line. The first line we connect to an out of date phone which requires no data. This is an extra $10 a month. So if you say your paying $105.00 a month all-in right now with your Droid-Pro you will now only be paying $115.00 and we put the Galaxy S-3 on the second line and you get to keep your unlimited data plan. This way you can have an emergency phone on line #1 which will ...other in case of an emergency never be used etc etc etc....
I says...not a chance you pitch this option to a mom or dad and he agrees to that. Must be the 18 to 22 year old sales pitch. lol.
SOOOO there obviously is some chatter on the forums since the cut off date at the end of June for the unlimited data plans....scam....not a scam....scam....not a scam. Grandfather only means this / Grandfather only means that ....
Its just kind of disappointing. Like make it one way or another. Gray area just makes it shady. Also, would be nice to see a carrier honor their word. Huge for PR considering the way word spreads via Social Media these days but these Mobile giants continue to not give >Profanity deleted<
Last effort....I'm going to call Verizon to complain and see where that gets me. Will come back to give an update however I think we all know where this one is going . . . (lolz).
UPDATE:
Yup...just Verizon flexing there muscles. If you want to keep an unlimited data plan and not have a heart attack streaming Pandora or the YouTubes not connected to the WiFi then pay retail....if not then have fun with AT&T or T-Mobez.
Amen.
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5. After moving any items you want to keep from the PSF you should delete it. You can back it up if you prefer, but you must delete it from the hard drive.
6. You can now download a Combo Updater directly from Apple's download site to update your new system to the desired version as well as install any security or other updates. You can also do this using Software Update.

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UGH! Trying to install the VZAccess Manager for the UM175 USB modem. Driver installs but it gets to the point of the installation where the message box says "Checking for previous versions of VZAccess Manager..."
It just sits there and never goes away. FRUSTRATING!!!! The driver actually installs but the manager software never does. What gives?
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VZAccess Manager software must be installed before inserting the PC Card / USB Modem into the computer for the first time. Only after the software has been installed can Windows successfully install and configure the PC Card / USB Modem.
Start Device Manager.
Windows 7 Click Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Device Manager.
Click on the link below on using device manager.
http://support.vzw.com/clc/devices/knowledge_base.html?id=20416

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I am running the latest version of snow leopard, and just installed the VZAccess Manager application so I can use a Verizon wireless modem (air card). I know this sounds petty, but I don't like a lot of clutter on my menu bar, and right now I can't remove the VZAccess Manager applet from the menu bar. Ordinarily, I thought we could just hold the command button down and drag the item out of the menu, but for some reason, it doesn't work with the Verizon VZAccess Manager. Just curious if this can be done.
Thanks.

Look in the VZAccess Preferences and uncheck the option to display in menubar.
Regards,
Captfred

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