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Default SPB GPRS Data Monitor on Vario 2

I've recently discovered that T-mobile do in fact provide the SPB GPRS Data Monitor Tools for their Vario 2 device. It comes on the application CD and you have to install it yourself.

Unfortunately, my own attempts at this have been unsuccessful. I keep getting a message telling me I need to upgrade my ROM. Rather strange considering no other official ROM has been released for this model yet.

Anyway, I've been fighting with it for a number of days and eventually contacted T-mobile customer service. I'm though to the Technical Escalations team who are looking into it. However, they can't replicate the issue.

What I'd like to know is has anyone else been successful at installing this application on their Vario 2?

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Date 06/19/06
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I've got it installed on my mda vario II with the same rom as you and had no issues.
 
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I've got it installed on my mda vario II with the same rom as you and had no issues.
Hi. Thanks - did you install it yourself or did it come pre-installed?

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i had no problems with that at all .. did you upgrade your activesync before connecting your device to a pc ?
 
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installed from cd - all here
 
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i had no problems with that at all .. did you upgrade your activesync before connecting your device to a pc ?
Thanks everyone. Hmm.. good question. Knowing how flaky ActiveSync can be, I did upgrade it straight away. I'm running the latest 4.2. What about you guys?
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Well.. I thought I'd have a crack at trying Activesync 4.5

That turns out to perhaps not being the wisest move. As is typical of wonderful Microsoft I've been having all sorts of games with the it. I ended up having to hard reset my Vario 2 again because it was having trouble synching.

Anyway, got it working finally and the result? Even better.. now when I attempt to run the installer it doesn't even show me the GPRS monitor as an optional install! Hah.. gets better and better..

Maybe this only works on ealier versions of Activesync - prior to 4.2? I'm going to have another crack over the weekend on my home PC. I might also roll back Activesync to 3.7 to see if that works any better.
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HAHA!! Ok!! Further to above I thought what the heck, fired up the installer again and chose to 'repair' rather than 'modify' to install a new application. Lo and behold it went ahead and attempted to install the GPRS monitor. Result - Success! I now have this working. Go figure!
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