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data cable and drivers problem!! 8900
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Posted by: pretzel11

i just got my data cable off of ebay (it has a box in the cord) and the drivers came with it, but when i try and install them, it says that it does not pass windows logo testing, and i continue anyway and no luck. so i installed the futuredial drivers. and in bitpim, i cant find anywhere to select the LG VX600, so i get errors there also, i have searched all the threads and cant find anybody with this problem, my computer wont even recognize my phone, it keeps beeping the sound when you plug in and out a usb cord, and freaks out. i want to use brewsky to transfer mp3's. but either programs will recognize it. half the time, my phone will just shut off when i plug the cable in. i have tried curitel drivers from their website and future dial drivers. can somebody please help me out?!?

i am using a local service carrier - midwest wireless.

Posted by: campiezy

i have the ebay cable after installing the drivers that came with it i had to go to control panel system properties and device manager then look on the list for other devices audiovox should be there if so right click update driver... then it will be found in the phone and modem part of control panel and u can select the com port.. hope that works..

Posted by: pretzel11

i was able to get everything updated for the usb devices, modems, and ports. but as soon as i started up brewsky and tried to connect with the correct port, it freaked out again and said there is a device malfunction, so i unplug and plug in the cable to the phone again, and it shuts off and doesnt work. i am still getting that error that says that the software needed to be installed does not pass windows xp logo testing, but i continure anyway and it finally says it installed successfully.
thanx

Posted by: campiezy

netime the phone is open when u connect the cable the phone will turn off to use brewsky for some reason i have to go to bitpim to get data and it will say connected not able to read etc and then i can get brewsky to work. dunno y but im not the only one with that prob

maybe this time itll work

Posted by: pretzel11

i click on the + tab on bitpim, and it says LG VX4400 on COM 5 is not responding?!?

Posted by: sirhotness

i am also having the same prob w/ brewsky, i tried all the comm ports, in cont pan it says all devices working properly, but when i plug the phone in it says device malfunctions, i cant get the phone to connect, im running xp, got the cable off ebay and installed the curtiel drivers. anyone that can help us all is greatly appreciated.

Posted by: campiezy

Quote:

Originally posted by pretzel11
i click on the + tab on bitpim, and it says LG VX4400 on COM 5 is not responding?!?

I got mine set as VX6000 on bitpim not sure if it matters but mine works so maybe itll help

Posted by: pretzel11

alright, after messin around for a while, i finally figured it out....
here is the thread where i explain how i got it to work....

http://www.howardforums.com/showthr...threadid=414704

hopefully it will help others out too

GIT R DUN

Posted by: Devileyezz

BTW...

I bought <a href=http://www.tangshop.com/lg-vx-6000-data-cable-usb.html>this</a> cable from Tangshop.

In the pic it shows it has no box, when in reality, we do need a box if it's gonna be charing through USB.

But anyways, it said it's a charger cable (the one with a box in the middle of the cable), and it sent the same too. But the pic they have on is misleading.

Anyways, that's not the big deal. Only thing I was wondering about is, when it's plugged in, does it actually show that the battery is being charged, like how the battery power bars on the top right keep blinking when we're charing the phone with a real charger?

Because it's not happening to me. Yes, it's full. But come on, after a whole day, even if you didn't use it and you put the charger in, the power bars will blink. And it should do the same if we have the "charger cable".