Wlan & packet data connectivity loss after firmwar...

I have a N91 8gb and recently upgraded the the firmware. I currently cannot connect to any wifi hot spots. I can detect them but when i try it says : "connection not available" or "wireless network not found". The same prompt comes up for packet data.
PLEASE does any one have any idea how to solve this problem?

20-Apr-2008 12:01 AM
friedbrains wrote:
set your settings again...
I've done a phone memory restore already but the problem still occurs.If there are any other settings I should check I would like to know please. Thanks in advance!!!!!!
MY PHONE ISN'T MUCH OF AN N91 without the Wlan!!

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I use Nokia for Exchange to push my mail this from 06Hr00 until 22Hr00 on a Nokia N82 latest firmware (same problem on the first firmware)
When this connection is open i'm not able for example surf the internet through a wireless acces point at the same time. If a disconnect the packet data connecting everythings works fine.
The error message i receive is "Web: No gateway reply"
Is it possible to have to different kinds of data connection open??
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I've had the N97 for a little while now, when connecting to the web I've always used the WAP services 'contract WAP' option as opposed to the Internet 'Contract Internet'. When taking out my contract with the phone I ensured that it included the mobile internet (free surfing etc) within the package
Whenever I've tried to connect via 'Contract Internet' as opposed to 'Contract WAP' I get the message 'Packet data connection not available'even when in a 3G area with full strength signal. I've made sure the phone settings are set to packet data where available etc. Is there something else I should be doing such as contacting vodafone to get them to activate the mobile internet on my number/account?
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In your post, you mentioned contacting Vodafone to check if mobile internet was enabled on your account. Have you done this yet? If not, give them a call and while you're on the phone to them, ask them to send an SMS to your phone with their internet configuration settings which will program you phone with the right info.
If you've contacted them already and they've got it enabled, go to their website to check the details for mobile internet.
Regarding your Accuweather problem, have you downloaded the latest version from Ovi Store? I realise you can't do this out and about but do you have home wifi you can use? Not being able to access mobile internet will prevent Accuweather from working properly anyway.
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I was just wondering what this is.
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This would be needed for internet access and mms usage on your phone. Internett access only if you're thinking about surfing on the network. Wlan does not require any data packet connection over the phone network but will be saved as an access point though.
You will also need a packet data connection for using A-gps as it needs a few kb to locate the phone through the network.
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So if you don't plan on browsing internett on the phone network, you don't need a packet data connection for that/ acces point.
If you don't need to send mms, you don't need one for that either, but those acces points are separeted from each others.
If you can not send mms, but you want to, you will probably be able to order the settings (accesspoint) from your providers web page. It will usually be in form of a text message sent to your phone. Same for the other access points.
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U can call orange and tell them to disable this.I saw a post from someone who gave them a rang and they disabled this feature for the.Anyway if they say it can't be done try again untill the right person answers the phone.In may not cost u anything to have it on but it will drain your battery much faster.Hope this helps!
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