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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / February 2008Nokia Data Suite, 6120c and Vista
I'm trying to get Nokia PC Suite working with a Nokia 6120 (connected via USB cable) on a notebook running Windows Vista. The software says it can't find the handset ("No phones connected"), but I can "Connect to the Internet" using "One Touch Access". Funnily enough, it says "No phones connected" and "Connection established using Nokia GSM Phone USB Modem #2". Any ideas? I want to sync my phone and tranfer some music across, but I can only "connect to the Internet". If no ideas on what's causing my problem, are there any freeware or inexpensive commerical equivalents to Nokia PC Suite? I had to go to the Nokia website and download the lastest version to get PC Suite working with Vista and my N76 Griff > I'm trying to get Nokia PC Suite working with a Nokia 6120 (connected via > USB cable) on a notebook running Windows Vista. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > If no ideas on what's causing my problem, are there any freeware or > inexpensive commerical equivalents to Nokia PC Suite? > I had to go to the Nokia website and download the lastest version to get PC > Suite working with Vista and my N76 Thanks, I'll give that a go. >> I had to go to the Nokia website and download the lastest version to get PC >> Suite working with Vista and my N76 > > Thanks, I'll give that a go. And it's working. Thanks again. Horry wrote... > If no ideas on what's causing my problem, are there any freeware or > inexpensive commerical equivalents to Nokia PC Suite? I gave up on using Nokia's PC suite years ago. Instead I found it far easier to simply remove the memory card, slot it into an adaptoer then into the card reader, then transfer the data across that way. The only reliable phone software that I've used is Samsung's Phone Studio software. While it's limited in what it can do, for file transfers, phone book back up (and importing from Outlook) it works great. The Samsung itself ain't too bad, either.  SignatureTwo rules for success: 1. Don't tell everything you know. > The only reliable phone software that I've used is Samsung's Phone > Studio software. While it's limited in what it can do, for file > transfers, phone book back up (and importing from Outlook) it works > great. The Samsung itself ain't too bad, either. What about that stuff that was being peddled from Russia - forget the name as I switched to a Palm Treo 650 a few years ago? I found that to be pretty good. They used to spam this ng with their ads, IIRC? >> The only reliable phone software that I've used is Samsung's Phone >> Studio software. While it's limited in what it can do, for file [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I found that to be pretty good. They used to spam this ng with their > ads, IIRC? Oxygen. Its rather quirky too. >> The only reliable phone software that I've used is Samsung's Phone >> Studio software. While it's limited in what it can do, for file >> transfers, phone book back up (and importing from Outlook) it works >> great. The Samsung itself ain't too bad, either. > > What about that stuff that was being peddled from Russia - Brides? SignatureKwyj. John Phillips wrote... > What about that stuff that was being peddled from Russia - forget the > name as I switched to a Palm Treo 650 a few years ago? Oxygen? Or some name like that. I had a quick look at it when I had a Nokia. Wasn't that impressed with it. Besides, my Nokia at the time, a 2280 CDMA had problems connecting to either the Nokia software or it. Same for my wife's 6233 at the time. |
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