Note: MultFlashFlex is a copyrighted program distributed with PST. If your key is malfunctioning, you might receive an error message. If this is the case, you should be able to obtain a patch at the same location from where you obtained PST. * Extract the firmware to a directory on your computer. * Open Windows Explorer and browse to the c:\Program Files\Motorola\PST directory. * In that directory, locate the executable MultiFlashFlex.exe and open it. * In the window that appears, in the lower portion you should see your phone listed and a Connected verifying that the application can communicate with your phone. If it does not, troubleshoot the PST application further. * In the top box Flash File Name – click on the browse button and locate the Alltel flash file you extracted from the downloaded archive file. * Then click Start. The flashing will begin. You may also get a message that says "Unknown Super File Version. Do You Really want to flash the Devices?" Just hit ok. * In the beginning of flashing, computer might ask you for flashing interface driver, direct to where you downloaded and unzipped the V3C PST drivers * If using flash file and you do not flash successfully the first time try a second time, that should correct any problems. * When the status lists Successful let the phone restart and wait until it has fully restarted and you see the normal screens – this may take 2-3 minutes.
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Originally Posted by Liderc
@Mark_Venture - I would have suggested that; however, I was still under the impression that GATW_X_01.0F.04P didn't inherently contain the OBEX profile. Thanks for the update.
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