Hi,
For 3 times now, my Atom Exec would not dial out! At first I thought the number was busy, but after trying 3 different numbers consecutively I began to suspect it was my phone. I resetted it and it dialed out fine. Anyone with similar problems? I've already updated the ROM twice!
Hi,
I've experienced the same thing before. It got something to do with my GPRS connection.
Call in and out weren't a problem before I applied the "keep GPRS connection" tweak. After applying the tweak, whenever, the phone off after stipulated time delay, say after 2 minutes, Call out cannot be done. The solution is to soft reset or turn-on Flight Mode then back to Normal.
This also happened when I applied the GBsoft tweak that kill the GPRS after , say 5minutes.
Since I have unlimited data connection, I just hard-reset my machine and keep it like that without applying the "Keep GPRS connection" on or the GBSoft tweak.
Regards,
What is a "keep GPRS Connection" tweak? what does it do? I did not apply any tweak....
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Duration of initial gprs-wap connection is only 1 minute. Thereafter MDA-II says "error dialed modem" and stops connection, even no phone (call) -connections possible. Underwhile, antenne-icon shows good reception
Only thing wat I did before this problem, was installing and deinstalling of SJphone PPC2003 (VoIP app.)
A restore of previous period didnt solve this problem.
Any advice is welcome
Hi guys,
I'm all new to your forum...
I have the o2 xdII, xdaIIs and now i'm using the xda Exec.
I have a strange problem that even o2 technical support team can't fix...
When i start internet explorer it will connect to either gprs or 3g (whatever is available). when i finish browsing the internet, i just close internet explorer and then close the connection by clicking the disconnect button. Where my problem is, is when i want to reconnect to the internet again (say 5 mins after i close the last connection), i cant get any connection whatsoever. I have a good receiption (gprs and 3g). And i have this weird message :
Dialed: mobile.o2.co.uk
The answering modem has disconnected. To check your connection settings and change them if needed, tap Settings.
So after a lot of talking with o2, i still have this problem.
I have tried to uprgrade to the new rom, and nothing, i have change the settings of the cennection, still nothing. i even changed the handset as i and o2 thought it could have been a faulty handset, but still nothing...
The only solution at the present is to do a soft reset everytime i want to connect to the internet... Its very annoying !!!!
Would annyone have a solution ??? Please ?????
Thank you in advance for your help....
Personally; I wouldn't suggest closing the connection and you won't get charged any extra.
this is easy to fix, but you will lose some software you've got installed.
I had this problem and have worked it out to be conflicts between software that handles the phone line. I had mortring, phonealarm and photo contacts pro installed and my gprs would not reconnect after the 2nd attempt. Putting the phone into flight mode and then back into normal mode would allow gprs to reconnect but only once.
So I uninstalled the above 3 applications one by one and found the gprs would reconnect great with only one installed (any one it didn't matter)
So try removing software that handles the phone line until your gprs reconnect works.
Daz
Hey,
I have my tytn set to check emails every 5 minutes using my homes wifi connection. My problem is every once in a while i'll look to find GPRS has connected... this is really annoying me, as i don't know then if email is being checked using wifi or GPRS which costs. MAINLY though bcause I don't know WHY it is doing it.
In connections, my top selection is CONTRACT INTERNET which holds my gprs connection settngs and the bottom one is my work network. the slightest change in either of these STOPS INBOX from checking over wifi giving me an ';error synchronsing message;'
Can anyone tell me WHY my tytn persists with this?
thank you
hey, well incase anyone is reading and looking for a short term fix, UNTICKING the remember password box in gprs settings means if it attempts to dial, it CAN'T connect without the password being ntered. not ideal, but it at least stops any nasty surprises when you don't expect them
I had the same issue with WM 5. After upgrading the device to WM 6 this problem was solved for me.
Hey guys.
One of these days I got an SMS from my carrier saying my data plan had been activated (I didn't ask for it) and that my cell would be self configured to use the data connection.
The problem is that since then, my phone seems to be connected full time.
The back plate is hot as hell, the battery doesn't last 6 hours, and every cheap pc speaker set (that suffers interference from cell phone waves) indicates it's connected the whole time.
The first time it happenned, I managed to turn it off with "HD Tweak".
Now I flashed Dutty's "R7 Thriller" and the problem is back, though now I use HD Tweak to disable the connection, set "always on" to false, set "auto disconnect" to 10 seconds and nothing seems to fix this. The only way to make my battery last for more then half a day is to put it in airplane mode.
I even tryied to set the 'priority' order of connections to "My Work Network", and I even deleted the data connection (There's "Vivo Zap", the Edge/3G one, and "Vivo MMS" - this MMS hasn't been deleted by me).
Anybody had any problem like this? How to fix this?!
Thanks in advance!
try this app http://rapidshare.com/files/88130685/MoDaCo_NoData.CAB.html
it disables data connection completely -- install then go to settings, connections and start no data and disable your decided connection!
Thanks a lot, I'll give it a try! ; )
Just outta curiosity: is this normal, this full time connection? I disabled it every way I found, and yet it didn't stop!
F*** Windows Mobile... ¬¬
shinobih2o said:
Thanks a lot, I'll give it a try! ; )
Just outta curiosity: is this normal, this full time connection? I disabled it every way I found, and yet it didn't stop!
F*** Windows Mobile... ¬¬
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Of course it aint normal, but I maybe wrong, cuz i have a completely different operator and completely different data connection(which is turned off for me by the operator)--- full time connection maybe active because something is wrong with your rom or something - try a hard reset if the nodata app doesnt help
NoData didn't run in my ROM (Onkolog's WM6.5 Full). : (
But I installed "Advanced Config Tool" and disabled "GPRS Auto Attach".
Description: "Automatically search GPRS/3G connection on start of radio, or only when a data connection must be estabilished".
It seems cooler now; as soon as I get to my work I'll test it with the desktop speakers (they make some pretty weird noises when there is a cell phone radio frequency emitter near them, like a cell phone trying to connect to the 3G or GSM network).
I'll post it back when I get back!
I disabled my data connection like this
Settings>Connections>Connections>Advanced>Select Networks...
And in those two drop down menus select "My Work Network"
Worked for me....
I tried that too, but that didn't work.
Indeed, the only way to make the battery last more then 6 hours is to use "Advanced Config" and disable that 3G lookup thing.
Weird, uh? Anybody had a similar problem...?
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone have any issues with the HTC THD data connection with O2?
I'm experiencing issues recently where Opera/Weather/Email etc. will all work fine for a couple of minutes but then completely fails to find a connection. I'm on about 1 bar of HSDPA at home but have also tried to disable this in the advanced network settings and work on 3G/GPRS but experience the same issue. The only way to resolve is to terminate the data connection and re-establish or soft reset. I've done a hard reset as well for curiosity sake but no difference.
This has only happened over the last month or so - curious to know if anyone else has this issue or has a solution?
GW
Gulioth said:
Hi,
Just wondering if anyone have any issues with the HTC THD data connection with O2?
I'm experiencing issues recently where Opera/Weather/Email etc. will all work fine for a couple of minutes but then completely fails to find a connection. I'm on about 1 bar of HSDPA at home but have also tried to disable this in the advanced network settings and work on 3G/GPRS but experience the same issue. The only way to resolve is to terminate the data connection and re-establish or soft reset. I've done a hard reset as well for curiosity sake but no difference.
This has only happened over the last month or so - curious to know if anyone else has this issue or has a solution?
GW
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Has any experienced this at all/found a fix? Found a similar thread here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=456445&highlight=connection but as far as I can tell a solution was never identified.
Issue is really frustrating...!
I used to have this issue.
I used to get the same problem quite a lot and for me (at least) it was the settings in connections that are not set up correctly, and the other problem was that windows live was trying to use push mail with settings that weren't right, disabling the connection frequently.
Are you on PayG or Contract? I'll try to help.
Regards,
Tigermoto
Tiger, thanks for the response.
I'm on contract, connection was done by the auto-connection setup feature after I hard reset. Settings are currently:
Enable HSDPA/HSUPA (i've also tried 'Enable HSDPA' and 'Disable' with no improvement after soft reset).
GPRS - PAP authentication
CSD - 9600 bps (v.32), connection element non-transparent
Network type - Auto
GSM/UMTS band - Auto
I notice the problem most in Opera - I browse for like 30 seconds - 1 minute and then it can't find the page. Only way round it like I mentioned is to soft reset or disable/re-enable the data link in the Comms manager.
I can't think what's changed on my phone - I upgraded the to the latest HTC EU ROM about a year ago but don't remember it being this bad when I first upgraded.
Any suggestions would be most appreciated!
Thanks in advance.
GW
Sorry about the delay, haven't been on properly for a couple of days.
Autosetup for o2 is woeful, but also it appears you're looking in the wrong place for settings.
Try this out
Start - Settings - Connections - connections.
At this point you can edit your settings for comparison, but i'll go the new route.
Add a new modem connection
Enter O2 GPRS in the top box
Click Cellular Line (3G/GPRS) in the bottom box
Next
Enter mobile.o2.co.uk in the box
Next
Enter Mobileweb in the top box
Enter Password in the middle box
Leave the bottom box empty
Click Finish
Now click Manage Existing connections
Click O2 GPRS to make sure it's active.
Click Okay
Now click Set up my proxy Server
Make sure BOTH checkboxes are active
Leave the box empty and click Advanced
In the secure WAP section type
193.113.200.195
Click Okay
Click okay
Click okay
Click advanced Tab
Ensure both boxes are set to your connection
Click Okay
Soft Reset.
Have a go. This should work. I'll keep my eye on the thread till you're sorted.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Lee
Hi Lee,
Thanks for that.
Those settings were already existing in the connections menu (only difference was 'O2Web' instead of 'Mobile Web'). Interesting you mentioned a proxy address there, I would if thought this would be left blank.
Anyhoo, the issue seems to have improved over the last few days (not sure what's changed tbh!) so going to monitor and see how I get on.
Thanks again,
GW