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Cellular Phone Forum / Manufacturers / Motorola / December 2006usb driver for motorola c350
This is a case of when you need it, it's gone. Bought the phone long, long time ago, no problem thus far. Now that I am ready to change cellphone, I need to transfer a photo inside the phone into my computer. Powering up my computer, the XP told me that it couldn't find the driver ! So I search for that cdrom, couldn't find it. So I thought to myself, no problem, just download the driver from the Net. And you know what ? Motorola's site is no use, this phone is too old. Trying search engines and got plenty of misleading leads - at the end, there is something listed in the Russian site - a file call moto c350-c380-usb-driver.rar Downloaded that file, found that it couldn't be unarchived by _any_ zip/rar related utilities. So this is my last option - can anyone please tell me where to locate the usb driver (for windows) for motorola c350 cellphone ? Thank you very much in advance ! > This is a case of when you need it, it's gone. > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Thank you very much in advance ! This site suggests you need the following kit. If you have the connectors, etc, but not the CD, it offers a download link. Perhaps you've already been here.. You have to purchase it for $29.99 http://motorola.digitalriver.com/servlet/ControllerServlet?Action=DisplayPage&Lo cale=en_US&id=ProductDetailsPage&SiteID=motostor&productID=40171400&Env=BASE Your phone is first listed here, in case you want to follow the links yourself, to assure it's the correct download, etc: http://www.motorola.com/consumer/v/index.jsp?productStatus=0c08c1e60715a010c1e60 715a010fa63160a____&vgnextoid=f5f36dc0c580b010VgnVCM1000008206b00aRCRD&show=show allproduct&MHParam=0c08c1e60715a010c1e60715a010fa63160a____  SignatureJoe =o) Merci Beaucoup for your links ! The thing is, I have the cable, in fact, I have everything but that stupid XP driver, and I can't find it _anywhere_ ! What to do ?! > > This is a case of when you need it, it's gone. > > [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > > http://www.motorola.com/consumer/v/index.jsp?productStatus=0c08c1e60715a010c1e60 715a010fa63160a____&vgnextoid=f5f36dc0c580b010VgnVCM1000008206b00aRCRD&show=show allproduct&MHParam=0c08c1e60715a010c1e60715a010fa63160a____ Try downloading a program called ALZIP for free at http://www.altools.net/ALTools/ALZip/tabid/53/Default.aspx and use it to open up the .rar file. After Alzip runs that file right click the opened file and extract it to a directory on your C drive. > Merci Beaucoup for your links ! > [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] >> -- >> Joe =o) SignatureUsing Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/mail/ Another option would be to download P2Ktools which contains the Motorola drivers. > Another option would be to download P2Ktools which contains > the Motorola drivers. Where? Is this for windows 98? Thank you kindly for link. I looked months ago but unable to fine direct d/l for Win 98 thankyou >> Another option would be to download P2Ktools which contains >> the Motorola drivers. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > thankyou Cindy download the file here http://www.e398mod.com/content/view/165/28/ and click here on this line Download P2KTools 0.86 build b406 HERE "Patrick Harvey" <wireball8@verizon.net> wrote message >> I looked months ago but unable to fine direct d/l for Win 98 >> >> thankyou > Cindy download the file here > http://www.e398mod.com/content/view/165/28/ and click here > on this line Download P2KTools 0.86 build b406 HERE Thank you! I think I found the solution. I was told not to plug it into several different usb ports while the PC is on. Wait for the PC to be shutdown, plug in the usb dongle, then reboot. The device manager shows it without a # appended to it and then it works properly. I thought a usb device had to be plugged in when the PC was on. Maybe this is only true for the initial installation. Hope this helps someone else. Thanks for the reply > This is a case of when you need it, it's gone. > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Thank you very much in advance ! >I think I found the solution. I was told not to plug it into several >different usb ports while the PC is on. Wait for the PC to be shutdown, [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >> So this is my last option - can anyone please tell me where to locate >> the usb driver (for windows) for motorola c350 cellphone ? There is no set rule for installation of a USB device, though the most common is to install the software first, then attach the device. It does not have to be attached at boot up for installation. Normally one should be able to boot with the USB attached or attach it after the boot up, but devices vary as do systems so both of these don't always work on every system. Thanks for the tips ! I sure will give it a try tonite when I get home. Thanks again ! ! > I think I found the solution. I was told not to plug it into several > different usb ports while the PC is on. Wait for the PC to be shutdown, plug [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > > > Thank you very much in advance ! |
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