pcshaun said:
hey there well i dont have your phone but i also have the same problem with
the motorola v235 (also usb) and i think its a driver compatabilty problem,
if anyone has a workaround for this plz post thanks(below is my system stat)
Shaun
asus p4b266-c 1.6 @ 1.9 ghz
1gb ram
Ati 9600 128 mb ram
80gb hard drive
10/100 auto dlink 538tx
sony dru810a dvd drive
Ok, Motorola phone tools is a no go for me...
but after about 3 hours of hacking I finally have a connection to the phone.
step 1) Find and install motorola_drivers_29
step 2) Install motorola PST
step 3) Setup P2KMAN
step 4) Plug phone in and try to force driver install (MULTIPLE TIMES!!!!!!)
step 5) Use ADD HARDWARE in the control panel (sooner or later you will
start to see some of the driver components here)
step 6) Restart PC
step 7) Start over at step 4 untill you have installed all of the drivers (I
think I had to install 7 or 8 for this to work.)
I Can charge my V3 by USB, edit files with either PST or P2KMAN, and I can
see the phone as a modem by both USB and Bluetooth.
But the motorola phone tools app still eludes me, I can get it to recognize
the V3 by manually adding it as a bluetooth device under phone tools,
However the app STILL refuses to communicate with the phone...