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lucchini
11th January 2007, 10:36 AM
I'm not quite sure this is the appropriate place to post, so forgive me if it isn't.
I remember some time ago, when still on my magician, that somebody had made a program so that, when connected to a pc via USB, the phone would be seen as a usb pen drive, directly accessing the sd card. I also remember it was only for WM5. :(
But I switched to Trinity, so now I'm looking for it through all of the forum: I hate to be the lazy b*stard, but I've been searching for the past hour to no avail: every time I key in usb, half of the threads in the forum show up, obviously...
So anybody remember what it's called?
Thanks for any help or indication
hanmin
11th January 2007, 10:55 AM
WM5Storage
RebelShadow
11th January 2007, 12:15 PM
After install you must goto settings> Comunications> USB to PC and uncheck that setting for WM5Storage to work properly. Hope this helps.
lucchini
11th January 2007, 08:35 PM
Thanks a lot for the quick answer you guys - you're simply great!
vdias
12th January 2007, 06:19 PM
After install you must goto settings> Comunications> USB to PC and uncheck that setting for WM5Storage to work properly. Hope this helps.
Just give me a error... "failed to disable RNDIS to use Serial"
:(
RebelShadow
12th January 2007, 08:24 PM
you might need to shut down any background apps that are running. I had WisBar advance running when I tryed and it would not even bring up the screen. When I shut Wisbar down i was able to change the setting. could be a background app or today plugin that is interfering with it.
Moaske
13th January 2007, 12:11 PM
Just give me a error... "failed to disable RNDIS to use Serial"
:(
I think it's probably AvtiveSync, which is almost always runnig in the background, that is causing the error when you uncheck the USB>PC setting.
Dwaalspoor98
20th February 2007, 10:08 AM
Just give me a error... "failed to disable RNDIS to use Serial"
:(
I solved this problem by deleting (temporary) my com connection to my bluetooth device (GPS).
ShonkaiDJ
27th March 2009, 04:39 PM
As i tweak so much over time on my system, my DHCP client was turned off.:confused:
That's why my RNDIS device could not connect. :eek:
Through my local PC it needed to connect to the network DHCP server.:( CE seems to do this through XP's DHCP client services.:rolleyes:
Turning these services on created the "advanced network connection" to work.:cool:
Big advantage to connect like this instead of turning off the RNDIS module and connect through 'normal' USB, is that my PC will now recodnize and automaticaly :D change from my private phone to my work phone (WM6.0 and WM6.1) :eek:
Network capability of my phone is achieved by having the right ip address in the 'external NDIS module' (networkcards).:rolleyes: I had to do this manualy. Don't know why but; hey... :) :cool:Without network, still all Active sync options can be used, like installing or removing software, opening the mobile registry etc.:cool:
So: 6.1 can turn off the advanced network capability. My 6.0 with a lot of tools cannot.:mad:
But They both work better with my PC if I leave it turned on and turn on the DHCP client of my local PC.! ;)
I hope this helps. It was a lovely :p solution after 5 hours of reading threads. :cool:
thout
5th April 2009, 09:21 AM
WM5torage is good program for that
http://rapidshare.com/files/217600230/WM5torage_189BETA5.CAB.html
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