Phoenix Usb Works On Dead Nokia Phones DIY

[Jimmylamz 0]

Phoenix USB works on dead Nokia phones

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YESS I have made it after 2hr trying. My N70 is now updated from RM-84 V2.0536.02 to Rm-84 V5.0609.2.0.1
Here is the perfect procedure for U guys who are still trying. Tested in my P4 2.8Ghz/512DDR/Winxp SP2
INSTALLATION PROCESSES for Updating SW in N70:
If u have installed PC suite then uninstall every thing also the cable driver.
Warning:
Before installation don’t connect the phone to the cable..!!! AND remove the Memory card from the mobile. Keep your mobile in normal mode that means don’t remove the SIM card. Keep your mobile in Standby Mode.

1) install Diego. Dont restart the pc after install.

2) open crack.exe but dont install it yet.

3) run phoenix_service_sw_2004_39_7_70.exe

4) you will get msg that you cant continue the installation without nokia dongle.. press retry and immediately press install at the crack program.. setup will continue if you successfully do the crack at the time..

5) when setup continues, you will get some boxes written continue anyway. dont worry, press continue any way. setup will complete and if it asks you to restart, then restart. the pC. After restart the pc will install some files while you get those DESKey error two times, dont worry.. press ok.after completing the installation u will be loged in windows.

6) run Nokia_conn_cable_driver_159_ita.msi wait until its complete..

7) when setup finished, connect your phone through CA-53 or DKU-2 cable.. and wait until its finish install the phone's driver.. it will tell you that 'the device is installed and ready to use.'

8) then, open phoenix 2004 and minimised it.
If it shows an error like "Nokia dongle not found" than it will not work, u have to unstall erevy thing and reinstall it from frist step.
=====remember to uninstall all the drivers such as dku-5 and others and all the phoenix stuffs like flash update including diego... remove all files related to this via add and remove program.. and clean the registry by tuneup utilities (1-click maintenance)====

9) run phoenix_servise_sw_2006_12_5_136.exe while your phone is connected to the cable. and wait for the dialog "Cannot install Nokia cable driver" there will be three option " About / Retry / Ignore". Click on Ignore. The installation will start. When the installation is finished, It will tells you to restart or not, press restart later.

10) Now maximize the phoenix back and close it..

11) Launch the phoenix back and press help to check the version. You will have the phoenix service 2006...

12) Now close the program Phoenix. Disconnect the cable from the mobile and connect it again.. wait for a while if everything going alright the advice "Your new hardware is installed and ready for usage" (or something like that) are displayed
It may or may not again install some files while you get those DESKey error two times, don’t worry.. press ok. (When I was doing it installs some files)

13) open the phoenix 2006 software: in the Phoenix select:
File > manage connections > new > select the USB tab > next > next > manual setup > USB > apply > close
(You will see that the phone is connected in bottom right corner USB)

14) Click on File> Scan product

15) If you want, you can make a backup, select:
Product>user settings>all settings>backup
If you make a backup you can restore it with the Restore function. ?

16) Now the Flashing process, select:
Flashing > SW update
Wait for a while bcoz at that time it try to communicate with mobile. When all process is completed u will see like this:--

17) Now U can see that there is box called OPERATING MODE. Select Normal from the box.
Browse for image file and PPM file according to your telephone model
FOR N70:
Code: blank
Image file: Locate the Firmware file *.C0 for N70: RM84_50609201.C0 (This is my one which I have used)
PPM File: Locate the Firmware File *.V084 for N70: RM84_50609201.V084 (This is my one which I have used)

18) Click start, and let the program works it will take 5 min to flash and make it update. At this time don’t ever touch the mobile, it will turn off automatically. Don’t worry at this moment it will do update.

19) When it finished polling, disconnect the cable and restart your telephone...maybe it's all OK!!!
Note: the verifying procedure and polling procedure could not ends well on the N70...but don't worry. Disconnect the cable and switch on the device. (Or open out the battery and sim than put it again and switch it on)
I tried these steps and it works with my N70 using CA-53 cable. Hope this will help you all guys

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[juice 0]

If you are trying to tell me to flash my phones software to the next version forget it. I would only do that if you gave me money to place the phone and I would backup all the data on the phone first. I've had more than one bad experiance with nokia. They do NOT test thier phones AND software properly before releasing them. Only a handful (that makes it one) is tested then the rest are shipped off. I am anti Nokia but I use a Nokia phone - ironic isn't it?

[Jimmylamz 0]

OH well mister i am a mobile technician.what are you complaining about?siemens? sony? motorola?am giving you the posted and am not expecting any smat *bottom* on my topic.wish you luck

[Jimmylamz 0]

Browse this list of frequently asked questions before you download or if you have trouble installing Nokia phone software updates. Questions What phone software am I downloading, exactly? What are the requirements for download? How often do I need to update my firmware? Do I have to pay for this software update? How long does the update take? Will I lose my user data if I update my phone software? Do I really have to make a back-up of all my data? What cable do I need to connect to my PC? What if my phone runs out of battery during download or installation? My friend could update his/her software but I couldn't. What's wrong? Is the update different if I take my phone to a Nokia Service Center? I get an error message. What should I do? I get a message, "Update completed," but there is no visible activity. What should I do? Which products can be updated? What are the benefits of updating my software (firmware)? Which USB mode do I use on my device? My phone screen goes blank during the update, is this normal? Nokia PC Suite says my phone has disconnected, is this normal? I cannot connect to Nokia PC Suite after using updating via PC. Can I make calls during an update? My firewall says there is a “Land Attack” during the PC update. Is this normal? My phone is dead; can I update the software? My phone “died” during an update, who pays for the repair costs? Can I update my phone with different software? Do you keep a record of consumers’ download activities? Questions and Answers 1. What phone software am I downloading, exactly? You are downloading updates and improvements to the phone operation software (also known as firmware), that are embedded into the read-only memory of the device, including native applications such as the calendar and phonebook. This is similar to the operating system software on your PC. User data such as contacts, photos, messages, and add-on applications such as Java games or Symbian applications are not part of the phone operation software. However, with some phone models, user data—such as contacts and pictures—will be deleted during the PC update, so it is strongly recommended that you make a back-up of your data such as contacts, messages, and images before downloading the phone software update, or these files will be lost. If you are performing the download with a PC and your phone requires a data back-up, the download wizard will instruct you how to perform a back-up of your data. Note: Software cannot be downgraded. Once you have upgraded your device, you will not be able to restore to the earlier version. 2. What are the requirements for download? Download over-the-air: you need a compatible phone, standard Nokia browser settings, and Internet access. If you don’t have settings you can order them from https://support.microsoft.com/de-de/products/mobile-devices. Check with your operator for more information on Internet access. Download via PC: you need a PC with Windows 2000 (SP3 or later) or Windows XP (SP1 or SP2) operating system, administration rights, and an Internet connection (broadband highly recommended). You also need a USB connection between the PC and your compatible phone (Nokia Connectivity Cables CA-53, DKE-2 or DKU-2), a SIM card properly in place in phone, and a fully charged battery or charger connection to power source. 3. How often do I need to update my firmware? It is recommended to check for updates approximately once a month to keep your phone software up-to-date, or fix a potential operation problem you may have. 4. Do I have to pay for this software update? The software update package is provided by Nokia free of charge. You do, however, pay for the data transfer of the installation package if you download over a GPRS, 3G, or other mobile network. However, if you download over WLAN, you don’t pay operator charges for data transfer. Check with your operator for details. ^ Top 5. How long does the update take? Download over-the-air: Downloading the installation package over-the-air can take up to approximately 4 to 5 minutes. The installation process takes from 5 to 15 minutes, during which time your phone is not operational: you cannot send or receive calls or messages, perform any other phone functions, or stop the installation process. A status bar is displayed during installation to track progress. Download via PC: Downloading the Nokia Software Updater installation package takes approximately 5 minutes over broadband. Installation takes another 2 minutes, plus PC restart time. Memory card back-up takes approximately 2 minutes. Updates take approximately 20 minutes. Memory card restore and device reboot take another 2 minutes. Total estimated time = 30 minutes. 6. Will I lose my user data if I update my phone software? User data (contacts, photos, messages and files) and add-on applications such as Java games or Symbian applications are not part of phone operation software. However, with some phone models, user data—such as contacts and pictures—will be deleted during the PC update, so it is strongly recommended that you make a back-up of your data such as contacts, messages, and images before downloading the phone software update. If you are performing the download with a PC and your phone requires a data back-up, the download wizard will instruct you how to perform a back-up of your data. Note: Software cannot be downgraded. Once you have upgraded your device, you will not be able to restore to the earlier version. Nokia cannot guarantee compatibility with third-party add-on applications not supported by Nokia. 7. Do I really have to make a back-up of all my data? With some phone models, user data — such as contacts and pictures stored in the phone memory — will be deleted during the PC update. If you are performing the download with a PC, the download wizard will inform you if your phone requires a data back-up. You can back-up your phone memory data to your phone memory card, or to your PC using Nokia PC Suite. See your phone user guide for more detailed instructions. 8. What cable do I need to connect to my PC? Find the cables compatible with your phone model in the Accessories section. ^ Top 9. What if my phone runs out of battery during download or installation? It is strongly recommended that you connect your phone to a power source using a charger and/or that the phone battery is adequately charged before starting the update. If power is lost during the download phase, you will either have to start the sequence again or take your phone to a Nokia Care service point. If you are updating over-the-air and power is lost during the installation phase and then restored (i.e. by plugging your phone to a power source), the process should continue from the point prior to power loss. If you are updating via laptop, it is strongly recommended that you connect your laptop to a power source. 10. My friend could update his/her software but I couldn’t. What’s wrong? Update availability is based on many things including existing phone software (firmware) version, country, and operator. It may be due to one of these variables that your phone isn’t eligible for updates. You may also be lacking some required settings, or your phone may not be compatible with this phone update. 11. Is the update different if I take my phone to a Nokia Service Center? No, this is the same update you would receive at a Nokia Service Center, with the added advantage of convenience, as you can perform the update from any location with network coverage or Internet connection. ^ Top 12. I get an error message. What should I do? Download over-the-air: “No software updates available.” There is no update available for your current software version. Try again later. “No settings found. Contact your service provider.” There are no settings installed for the phone updates function. Go to https://support.microsoft.com/de-de/products/mobile-devices and order “standard settings” for your phone model and network operator. “Remote server not responding.” Most likely your phone cannot connect to the Internet, or the server is not available. Internet connectivity problems may have several causes, such as a temporary network failure in the operator's network or Internet, or missing or incorrect access point settings for the phone updates application. Try again. If it still does not work, go to https://support.microsoft.com/de-de/products/mobile-devices and order “standard settings” for your phone model and network operator. “Update cancelled by server” or “Update not allowed. Contact service provider.” Your phone may have not been able to send a message requested or expected by the server, or your service provider does not allow updates. If that is the case, the server may close the connection. Wait a moment and try again. If unsuccessful, contact your service provider. “Phone is being updated. Try again later.” The update sequence is active until the GPRS data connection is closed. Wait a moment and try again. Check that your phone has no active GPRS data connections (i.e. you are not currently uploading or downloading anything other than this update). “Update failed.” This indicates a version mismatch or wrong signature detected when installation starts. This kind of error is automatically recognized in the system and will be corrected. Try again later. Download via PC: “Could not find supported phone” This could be because: The phone is not properly connected (“USB connected” icon should be present in the phone display and PC Suite USB mode should be selected). The phone is not communicating properly with the PC (an “awake” phone is needed to use Nokia Software Updater. Most phones cannot be updated if “dead”). The phone model is not supported by Nokia Software Updater. The model type (e.g. operator variant) is not supported by Nokia Software Updater. There is no Internet connection, or the connection is blocked by a firewall. “Software update failed”. This could be because: No SIM card inserted – please insert a SIM card. Power or Internet connection was lost during the update. The update may have been successful. Remove the battery and if the software was not updated, try again. Device in “Offline” mode – please select “General” mode by briefly pressing the power button. “Connect charger”. A charger is required for the PC update to start. 13. I get a message, “Update completed,” but there is no visible activity. What should I do? Download over-the-air: Due to a mismatch in settings, your phone is not able to start downloading the update package. For example, if inappropriate Web browser settings are active, they can prevent the download client from connecting to the server. Go to https://support.microsoft.com/de-de/products/mobile-devices to reset your standard operator settings for Internet browsing. Download via PC: The update may have been successful. Remove the battery and if the software was not updated, try again. 14. Which products can be updated? The currently supported products are listed on the main page. Some products support only one method, while others support both methods. If your phone is not listed, check back as new products are added regularly. ^ Top 15. What are the benefits of updating my software (firmware)? The benefits of updating the software (firmware) include additional functionality and improved performance. 16. Which USB mode do I use on my device? If prompted, please use PC Suite mode. 17. My phone screen goes blank during the update, is this normal? Yes, the phone screen should go blank while being updated. Do not disconnect the product at this time. Shortly after the Nokia Software Updater says “Software update completed”, the phone screen should be back to normal. ^ Top 18. Nokia PC Suite says my phone has disconnected, is this normal? Yes. When the update starts, PC Suite shows the phone as disconnected. After the update is completed, the phone will show as connected again. 19. I cannot connect to Nokia PC Suite after using updating via PC. Open the Nokia Connection Manager from PC Suite (Manage Connections option) and ensure the USB option is checked. 20. Can I make calls during an update? Download over-the-air: During the installation process your phone is not operational: you cannot send or receive calls or messages, perform any other phone functions, or stop the installation process. Download via PC: Calls may be made or received during step 1. During step 2, any incoming call should be rejected as this will prevent the updater from functioning properly. No calls can be made or received during step 3. ^ Top 21. My firewall says there is a “Land Attack” during the PC update. Is this normal? Yes, please temporarily allow this. 22. My phone is dead; can I update the software? If the phone cannot be turned on, then software updates are not possible. ^ Top 23. My phone "died" during an update, who pays for the repair costs? If the phone is within its warranty period, Nokia will repair the phone under the usual warranty terms and conditions. If the phone is not within its warranty period, Nokia is not liable for any loss as defined within the End-User Software Agreement. 24. Can I update my phone with different software? No, the type of software cannot be changed. If you have operator-specific software, then the update you receive will be for that same operator software. Neither update over-the-air or via PC can be used to change the operator's firmware version to the generic Nokia firmware version. 25. Do you keep a record of consumers’ download activities? Nokia keeps a log of all serial numbers that are updated, but this log does not contain any customer or user data. ^ Top  nokia.co.uk

 

 

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[kawasu 0]

what advantages does this update have over the original? i'm using an n70 from 3 and its pretty good at what it needs to do. i get a few bugs or restarts here and there but thats only when i'm messing with what i shouldn't be. well it have a speed boost or anything? the lag on n70s sometimes can be really annoying, even though i've become quite acquainted to it.

[Jimmylamz 0]

YES you will get a few bugs fixed for upgrade you firmware.

 

here is most common bug for N70

 

http://www.livingroom.org.au/cameraphone/agtone_patch.php

 

Darla Mack reports that Nokia has released a patch that may fix N70 ringtone issues, although there have been reports that the patch hasn't worked on some devices.

 

The patch is available from Nokia here. The site notes:

 

"Sometimes your phone might not ring or vibrate when a call is received. There are a few reasons why this might occur:

 

1. If you have deleted your ring tone file or changed your MMC card, the phone may not be able to find the ring tone file and therefore cannot play it. Please ensure that your selected ring tone file still exists on the phone or the MMC card.

 

2. Complex ring tones (MIDI, AAC, MP3 or WAV files) can sometimes take a long time to load and play. Occasionally when this happens the phone uses a default ring tone setting which may be missing. To ensure this default ring tone is present you can download this patch file and then transfer and install it on your phone. This patch is recommended even if you have not experienced any problem with the ring tone. If your phone shows a security notification when you are installing the file, please ignore it and continue with the installation."

 

http://www.microsoft.com/en/mobile/worldwide/

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