Dear forum members,
>> This is the updated version 1.16.0.0 of USBModeSwitch tool designed for hTC Windows Phones
>> Tethering means that the phone can be used as a usb modem and allows a PC / Laptop to connect to the internet
>> I propose to unistall USBModeSwitch tool from your phone only when a new version is provided or
>> Be careful when uninstalling USBModeSwitch tool , do it always after an exit to Zune Mode
>> It is tested and works in all versions of MS Operating Systems, even in Mango 7720
//// USBModeSwitch tool screen shoot ////
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//// USBModeSwitch tool outlined description ////
>> USBModeSwitch xap provides facilities as //// CTRL boxes for USB Mode provisioning ////
>> Set Zune Mode CTLR box //// Set Zune Mode and exit with a Soft Reset [Final exit] ////
>> Set Diag Mode CTLR box //// Set Diagnosis Mode and exit with a Soft Reset [Beware is a Partial exit] ////
>> While in Set Diag Mode
>> Enable UART CTLR box //// Install hTC usb drivers and prepare for a Tethering Session ////
>> Disable UART CTLR box //// Install PocketPC sync driver and close an open Tethering Session ////
//// USBModeSwitch installation instructions ////
>> download USBModeSwitch.zip
>> unzip in USBModeSwitch folder
>> in USBModeSwitch folder there are 3 folders:
>> USBModeSwitchXap with USBModeSwitch.xap file
>> Drivers x86, with relevant HtcUsbMdmV32 and HtcVComV32 folders
>> Drivers x64, with relevant HtcUsbMdmV64 and HtcVComV64 folders
>> connect your phone with usb cable to PC / Laptop
>> from PC / Laptop deploy USBModeSwitch.xap in your phone
>> run USBModeSwitch
>> tap on Set Diag Mode CTRL box //// performs an exit with a soft reset ////
>> run USBModeSwitch
>> tap on Enable UART CTRL box //// install 2 drivers ////
>> on Found New Hardware (2) pop ups tap on cancel
>> run Device Manager //// in your PC / Laptop ////
>> in Device Manager > Other devices //// are installed 2 Unknown devices ////
>> right click on 1st Unknown device
>> and select Properties > Details //// verify the following 2 ////
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&REV_0000&MI_01 and
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_01
>> right click on 1st Unknown device //// USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_01 ////
>> and select Update Driver Software > Browse my computer ... > Let me pick ... >
>> next > Have Disk > Browse
>> Drivers x86 > HtcUsbMdmV32 > HtcUsbMdmV32.inf //// for 32 bit OS ////
>> Drivers x64 > HtcUsbMdmV64 > HtcUsbMdmV64.inf //// for 64 bit OS ////
>> open > ok
>> on HTC USB Modem select
>> next > Install ... > (wait for HTC USB Modem installation to finish) > close
>> right click on Modems and select
>> HTC USB Modem > properties > Details
>> in Property select Hardware ids //// verify the following 2 ////
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&REV_0000&MI_01 and
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_01
>> in Diagnostics select Query Modem //// verify it works ////
>> in Advanced > Extra initialization commands
>> enter +CGDCONT=1,"IP","Provider" //// replace Provider with your own one ////
//// usually Provider is something like this internet.vodafone.us ////
>> right click on 2nd Unknown device and select
>> Properties > Details //// verify the following 2 ////
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&REV_0000&MI_00 and
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_00
>> right click on 2nd Unknown device //// USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_00 ////
>> and select Update Driver Software > Browse my computer ... > Let me pick ... >
>> next > Have Disk > Browse
>> Drivers x86 > HtcVComV32 > HtcVComV32.inf //// for 32 bit OS ////
>> Drivers x64 > HtcVComV64 > HtcVComV64.inf //// for 64 bit OS ////
>> open > ok
>> in HTC Diagnostic Interface select
>> next > Install ... > (wait for HTC Diagnostic Interface installation to finish) > close
>> in Ports (Com & LPT)
>> right click on HTC Diagnostic Interface (COMxx)
>> and select properties > Details
>> in Property select Hardware ids //// verify the following 2 ////
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&REV_0000&MI_00 and
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_00
>> close Device Manager, run Internet Options and select
>> Connections > Add > Dial - up > HTC USB Modem
>> in Dial-up phone number enter *99#
>> in Connection name enter WP7
>> select Connect, then Skip and wait to establish connection
>> close Internet Options
>> in your phone Settings > Cellular check that data connection is set to Off
>> in PC / Laptop run internet explorer and connect with WP7 Dial - up to the internet!!!
//// Download Links ////
>> USBModeSwitch by ansar
//// donation instructions ////
>> I hope you realize the time needed for research & development to ceate these facilities
>> You may donate here Support my Research & Development
///////////////////////////////////////////////
Till next version enjoy!!
Regards, ansar
///////////////////////////////////////////////
nice work
Links don't work?
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Links don't work?
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Hi,
In the green block at the center of rs page
Regards, ansar
Thanks bro but...sorry...dnt work on my phone:my pc cannot find right drivers!
geppo1975 said:
Thanks bro but...sorry...dnt work on my phone:my pc cannot find right drivers!
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Hi,
For now on it works only for switching to zune and usb modes
I am preparing a new version with drivers and is under testing
Regards, ansar
Hi,
Version 1.6.0.0 is uploaded with relevant instructions in post #1
Tethering is a reality even in final Mango 7720!!
Regards, ansar
I have MS developer unlocked (leaked HTC offical mango) and am still getting 0x81030120 from the above download?
Gordon.
For me - my Acer don't want to install the drivers (x86 or x64). I can point it to the V64 folder, but it can't found anything inn there, although the three files are viewable! Looks like a Windows7 rule, which don't permit non-certified drivers.
TheGardner said:
For me - my Acer don't want to install the drivers (x86 or x64). I can point it to the V64 folder, but it can't found anything inn there, although the three files are viewable! Looks like a Windows7 rule, which don't permit non-certified drivers.
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Same with me.
I pointed to the driver folders and even tried the second folder as well but both doesnt work i am on windows 7 too.
Ansar any idea what can be causing the trouble?
...assume it also could be the different routine in Win7 - you can't point the system to a file, you only can point it to a folder!
I'm sure it's aware of the .inf file inside, but don't want to touch it!
TheGardner said:
...assume it also could be the different routine in Win7 - you can't point the system to a file, you only can point it to a folder!
I'm sure it's aware of the .inf file inside, but don't want to touch it!
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I pointed to the folder only.
was on administrator mode as well.
so not sure what point is being missed out.
[BMUMP] -
I have MS developer unlocked phone, (HTC offical mango) and am still getting 0x81030120 from the above download and deploy, thoughts?
Gordon.
finally got it working on my Win7 x64 with HD7. You have to change the both inf.files in the Mdm & Com folders as follows:
So I changed the lines in the modem.inf to:
Code:
[Models.NTamd64]
%HTC00% = Modem0, USB\Vid_05c6&Pid_319b&Rev_0000&MI_01
%HTC01% = Modem0, USB\Vid_05c6&Pid_319b&MI_01
and in the COM.inf search for:
Code:
[Models.NTamd64]
%OEMDevice00% = OEMPort00, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0EFE
%OEMDevice01% = OEMPort00, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0E01&MI_00
%OEMDevice02% = OEMPort00, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0E02&MI_00
replace by:
Code:
[Models.NTamd64]
%HTCDevice00% = OEMPort00, USB\VID_05c6&PID_319b
%HTCDevice01% = OEMPort00, USB\VID_05c6&PID_319b&REV_0000&MI_00
%HTCDevice02% = OEMPort00, USB\VID_05c6&PID_319b&MI_00
File has been deleted. Can you upload again please. Thanks
Download not available (((
The following download is not available:
https://rapidshare.com/files/3010429685/USBModeSwitch.zip | 0.00 MB
The file of the above link no longer exists. This could be for several reasons:
The uploader deleted the file.
The file contained illegal contents and was deleted from our servers by our abuse-team.
The link is incorrect.
Heechee said:
Download not available (((
The following download is not available:
https://rapidshare.com/files/3010429685/USBModeSwitch.zip | 0.00 MB
The file of the above link no longer exists. This could be for several reasons:
The uploader deleted the file.
The file contained illegal contents and was deleted from our servers by our abuse-team.
The link is incorrect.
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I can also confirm that the file is not currently available for download, can anyone post a mirror?
ansar.ath.gr said:
Dear forum members,
>> This is the updated version 1.16.0.0 of USBModeSwitch tool designed for hTC Windows Phones
>> Tethering means that the phone can be used as a usb modem and allows a PC / Laptop to connect to the internet
>> I propose to unistall USBModeSwitch tool from your phone only when a new version is provided or
>> Be careful when uninstalling USBModeSwitch tool , do it always after an exit to Zune Mode
>> It is tested and works in all versions of MS Operating Systems, even in Mango 7720
//// USBModeSwitch tool screen shoot ////
//// USBModeSwitch tool outlined description ////
>> USBModeSwitch xap provides facilities as //// CTRL boxes for USB Mode provisioning ////
>> Set Zune Mode CTLR box //// Set Zune Mode and exit with a Soft Reset [Final exit] ////
>> Set Diag Mode CTLR box //// Set Diagnosis Mode and exit with a Soft Reset [Beware is a Partial exit] ////
>> While in Set Diag Mode
>> Enable UART CTLR box //// Install hTC usb drivers and prepare for a Tethering Session ////
>> Disable UART CTLR box //// Install PocketPC sync driver and close an open Tethering Session ////
//// USBModeSwitch installation instructions ////
>> download USBModeSwitch.zip
>> unzip in USBModeSwitch folder
>> in USBModeSwitch folder there are 3 folders:
>> USBModeSwitchXap with USBModeSwitch.xap file
>> Drivers x86, with relevant HtcUsbMdmV32 and HtcVComV32 folders
>> Drivers x64, with relevant HtcUsbMdmV64 and HtcVComV64 folders
>> connect your phone with usb cable to PC / Laptop
>> from PC / Laptop deploy USBModeSwitch.xap in your phone
>> run USBModeSwitch
>> tap on Set Diag Mode CTRL box //// performs an exit with a soft reset ////
>> run USBModeSwitch
>> tap on Enable UART CTRL box //// install 2 drivers ////
>> on Found New Hardware (2) pop ups tap on cancel
>> run Device Manager //// in your PC / Laptop ////
>> in Device Manager > Other devices //// are installed 2 Unknown devices ////
>> right click on 1st Unknown device
>> and select Properties > Details //// verify the following 2 ////
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&REV_0000&MI_01 and
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_01
>> right click on 1st Unknown device //// USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_01 ////
>> and select Update Driver Software > Browse my computer ... > Let me pick ... >
>> next > Have Disk > Browse
>> Drivers x86 > HtcUsbMdmV32 > HtcUsbMdmV32.inf //// for 32 bit OS ////
>> Drivers x64 > HtcUsbMdmV64 > HtcUsbMdmV64.inf //// for 64 bit OS ////
>> open > ok
>> on HTC USB Modem select
>> next > Install ... > (wait for HTC USB Modem installation to finish) > close
>> right click on Modems and select
>> HTC USB Modem > properties > Details
>> in Property select Hardware ids //// verify the following 2 ////
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&REV_0000&MI_01 and
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_01
>> in Diagnostics select Query Modem //// verify it works ////
>> in Advanced > Extra initialization commands
>> enter +CGDCONT=1,"IP","Provider" //// replace Provider with your own one ////
//// usually Provider is something like this internet.vodafone.us ////
>> right click on 2nd Unknown device and select
>> Properties > Details //// verify the following 2 ////
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&REV_0000&MI_00 and
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_00
>> right click on 2nd Unknown device //// USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_00 ////
>> and select Update Driver Software > Browse my computer ... > Let me pick ... >
>> next > Have Disk > Browse
>> Drivers x86 > HtcVComV32 > HtcVComV32.inf //// for 32 bit OS ////
>> Drivers x64 > HtcVComV64 > HtcVComV64.inf //// for 64 bit OS ////
>> open > ok
>> in HTC Diagnostic Interface select
>> next > Install ... > (wait for HTC Diagnostic Interface installation to finish) > close
>> in Ports (Com & LPT)
>> right click on HTC Diagnostic Interface (COMxx)
>> and select properties > Details
>> in Property select Hardware ids //// verify the following 2 ////
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&REV_0000&MI_00 and
>> USB\VID_05C6&PID_319B&MI_00
>> close Device Manager, run Internet Options and select
>> Connections > Add > Dial - up > HTC USB Modem
>> in Dial-up phone number enter *99#
>> in Connection name enter WP7
>> select Connect, then Skip and wait to establish connection
>> close Internet Options
>> in your phone Settings > Cellular check that data connection is set to Off
>> in PC / Laptop run internet explorer and connect with WP7 Dial - up to the internet!!!
//// Download Links ////
>> USBModeSwitch by ansar
//// donation instructions ////
>> I hope you realize the time needed for research & development to ceate these facilities
>> You may donate here Support my Research & Development
///////////////////////////////////////////////
Till next version enjoy!!
Regards, ansar
///////////////////////////////////////////////
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https://rapidshare.com/files/3010429685/USBModeSwitch.zip not working. Please upload other link
Thank you!
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Maybe I am just lost, but I tried finding the button drivers here and can't find them. I am talking about the two top right hand buttons. I just finished installing Win7 following your STEP by STEP instructions .. had a few problems at first but now everything is working except I can't use those two buttons ... when I click on them they do nothing.
I am looking on another post at the 'windows 7 install' step by step .. trying to figure out if I forgot something .. PRAYING I don't have to start all over.
TIA .. Diane
Right Click on Synaptics Pointing Device in the tray of Win7 -> Pointing Device Properties -> Device Settings ->
Synaptics Touchpad V 6.5 -> Settings -> Buttons -> Scroll Down Button Action -> Run a program of your choosing -> C:\Program
Files\HTC\ResolutionSwitchLauncher.exe -> Apply. Scroll Left Button Action -> Run a program of your choosing -> C:\Program
Files\HTC\ControlCenterLauncher.exe -> Apply.
Perfect guide for rooting U.K. Three Xperia Arc LT18i 4.1.L.0.8 only...
Rooting your mobile may void the warranty and you are doing it at your own risk. Sony would be in no way responsible for any damage...
Go to settings > Security > Mark "Unknown sources"
Settings > Developer options > Mark USB debugging
Settings > Xperia > connectivity > USB connection mode > select MSC mode
================================================== ==================================================
You should have
Flashtool
http://androxyde.github.com/Flashtool/
------Download------
1 ) Arc S - Kernel
http://www.4shared.com/file/qNTvdPI6/Lt18i_41A0562_Kernel.html
2) Go to C:/ Drive > flashtool > firmwares > delete everything present and Put the kernel
3) Run Flashtool click on the flashing icon ( left side below "file" option)
Select flashmode > ok
Setup should be like this > select OK
Follow the steps connect your mobile and flash.
Flashtool may show error after flashing kernel, no worries. Even your build number, android version won't change. Everything would remain same. So please don't go to phone settings to check anything
4) After flashing restart your device, It may not start completely, may remain at Sony logo or blank/black.
Whatever the status is, just restart your device and proceed with the rooting--->
( Make sure you close flashtool before running the rooting toolkit )
Now connect your mobile to PC and Root Your Phone
If you face problem in downloading the toolkit then here it is
http://www.mediafire.com/?7dp5k73by10inbf
[ READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY! ]
This script will:__________
1.root ur device using "andorid emulator" trick
2.install Busybox (1.18.4)
3.install SU files (ICS specific)
4.do some checks for free space, tmp directory (will remove Google Maps if required)
Before u begin:___________
1.make sure u have installed adb drivers for ur device
2.enable "USB DEBUGGING" - from (Menu\Settings\Developer Options\Development)
3.enable "UNKNOWN SOURCES" - from (Menu\Settings\Security)
4.[OPTIONAL] increase screen timeout to 10 minutes
5.connect USB cable to PHONE and then connect to PC
6.skip "PC Companion Software" prompt on device
[ WARNING ]
make sure that no other adb server is running in background (e.g.: Flashtool, PCC, SEUS) and disable any antivirus
[ How to install? ]
1.extract ALL the files in the zip
2.now just double click on "runme.bat"
3.sit back read the on screen instructions
4.the device will reboot a couple of times
5.when the script finishes it will say "ALL DONE"
5) Download 4.1.L.0.8 Kernel here....
http://www.4shared.com/zip/u6W3yREf/LT18i_41L08_Kernel.html
Credits goes to Androxyde, Bin4ry, Doomlord
and
Dhruv Shah for uploading 4.1.L.0.8 Kernel
Sent from my LT18i using xda premium
I have a very old vista Notebook, that just doesn't want to install N7 drivers.
It installs them & then reboots, but then it installs them again & reboots again. This whole thing doesn't stop
This happens for ADB & Fastboot mode. (Tried it with the N7 Toolkit & Asus drivers)
PC: Win Vista 32-Bit Notebook
N7: Wi-Fi 32GB
I've never used Windows Vista but did install this on Windows 7 and 8.1 successfully. A possible problem is that you need to disable the Driver Signature Enforcement to properly install it.
How would I do that?
karriere said:
How would I do that?
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I would not know as I have not used Windows Vista. For 8.1 it is by going to PC settings > Update & recovery > Recovery > Advanced startup > Restart > Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup settings > Disable driver signature enforcement > Restart > Install.
Hi, I am having problems with rooting, and any help will be greatly appreciated.
Problem: No ADB connection.
Here are the steops i am stuck in:
Step 2.2 and step 2.3.
2.) Plug your device in via USB.
- Wait a few minutes to see if your computer auto-configures MTP.
This was done by windows.
3.) Disable MTP mode:
- Settings > Storage > Menu item in upper right > 'USB computer connection' > Uncheck MTP.
- Wait a few minutes to see if your computer auto-configures MTP.
Nothing happened.
Going on with the installation(2.4-2.6) even with this not done, i found that i managed to see the nexus device , and that it installs a driver after turning USB debugging on.
However, continuing on with step 3, i can't install the Android ADB interface drivers.
Thanks for your time.
Lee
Step 2 is listed below for reference.
Step 2: Configuring your MTP drivers
- This step is to ensure you can access the files on your devices sdcard through windows explorer via USB.
1.) Disable USB debugging:
- Setttings > Developer Options > uncheck 'USB Debugging'.
2.) Plug your device in via USB.
- Wait a few minutes to see if your computer auto-configures MTP.
3.) Disable MTP mode:
- Settings > Storage > Menu item in upper right > 'USB computer connection' > Uncheck MTP.
- Wait a few minutes to see if your computer auto-configures MTP.
4.) Re-enable MTP mode:
- Settings > Storage > Menu item in upper right > 'USB computer connection' > Check MTP.
5.) Re-enable USB debugging:
- Setttings > Developer Options > Check 'USB Debugging'.
6.) Check to see if you can access your devices internal storage through explorer using the button below.
- 'Launch Explorer' > 'My Computer' > 'Devices' > Your Nexus device.
7.) Proceed to Step 3.
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It could be related to incompatible or out of date driver.
To fix up the issue, there are many things you can try:
1) Update Windows
Go to Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Updates > Check for Windows Updates
After getting updates, restart your computer.
2) Get help from Windows built-in troubleshooter
Go to Start > Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot > Hardware and Devices > Run the troubleshooter. Hit Next and then follow the prompts to run it.
3) Remove Windows Hello, and then re-add it.
Go to Start > Settings > Accounts > Sign in Options
There you hit Remove, and then restart your PC.
You will then be asked to set up Windows Hello.