Nokia 5140i modem driver

Normally bluetooth can be a little bit more tricky because Windows will install "Standard Modem over bluetooth link" instead of Nokia XXX phone. See below for more info on this. Connect the phone to the computer, and select the handset as the modem, you will need to have your network providers username and password, generally most of them will list it along with an access name called the APN, have a search at their website for these details you maybe able to google for it as well.

Sometimes you need to change the packet data connection in the handset so that it carries the correct APN for your network, in this case as a lot of the phones differ, have a look in the user manual for "packet data" settings.

If you are using Bluetooth, I find that you cannot get a fast speed though the Standard Modem over Bluetooth Link driver, and if you then use the Device Manager and Update the Driver by picking yours from the list, that when you select your handset you'll get a Code 10 error in windows.

If instead of using the specific driver for your phone you select "Nokia Phone Bluetooth Modem" this will select the better driver, when you OK the driver windows tells you that the driver does not match the hardware, however if you OK it and ignore it, it tends to work fine and offers some better throughput speeds.

Had PC Suite 2. Uninstalled 2. Installed PC Suite 7. Regedit to delete old key group. Install repeated and now done. This removed my VGA driver!

Another driver reinstall. BTW other access to phone works except for Nokia Communication Cetnte which gives a big fat Windows Exception on startup: Nokia Communication Centre has encountered a problem and needs to close. Details AppName: communicationcentre. Perhaps the collective frustration from users of these top end phones will create a problem solving thread here! If PC Suite automatically detects your phone then this might not work. My question is: Why is this problem happening again and again and does anyone know how to prevent it from reoccuring??

I was betting ppp error, this is now solved by putting the correct initialization string for the mobile isp into the modem's advanced properties seting. It applies whether using bluetooth or usb cable:. In your Phone Connection Settings, find the Access point that works for internet on the phone itself. Note the Access Point Name, e. Click on the Modems tab.

Highlight the phone's modem, should be labelled e. Nokie n95 Modem and click on Properties. Click on the Advanced tab. Then test the connection. Note that you have to edit the goto.

No problems But after fiddling with other functions on the software and phone e. Synchronise, File manager etc. I can use all the other functions of Nokia PC Suite without any problems whatsoever. But One Touch Access cannot detect the phone. The memory could not be "read". It would beep and have a D display on the screen but now it doesn't make a sound at all.

I like the fact, that the color balance is accurate; the camera saves the colors the same as they are indeed. The functions of the camera are digital zoom, night mode, color, resolution, automatic close of the cover. The images can be sent by infrared port, cable or MMS.

The outdoor photos are quite good; the photos taken indoor sometimes are too dark. It gives you the opportunity to use your phone like a Walkie Talkie.

Unfortunately it works only if the operator supports this function and if the service is enabled. Push To Talk is really good and not only entertaining function. Unfortunately this service is not free of charge. Push To Talk menu Nokia is a very good choice to access the Internet. The phone offers you the fastest available GPRS speed - Class 10 - 4 timeslots for download and 2 timeslots for upload.

To connect the Nokia as a modem to your computer or PDA you have to use infrared port or cable. One other improvement, comparing to the predecessor Nokia is the increased amount of the internal memory - from KB to 4 MB. You will find it very handy if you like to use the camera often, or if you want to have a picture for every person in your phonebook. For Java you will have 2 MB of available memory, while every single application must not exceed KB - this is not a problem, because bigger applications cannot be found.

The memory stores a good amount of images, sounds and games. Nokia will find its place Nokia is a very well equipped phone, and as a whole it has more functions than Nokia i, for example. Its extra-rugged construction is an advantage, but undoubtedly one can find phones of smaller dimensions.