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Older version (for Nokia CDMA 6235, 6275 and GSM 6070):ĭownload: Nokia connectivity cable driver v6.68.11.0 For more info, please visit Nokia Support.ĭownload: Nokia connectivity cable driver v7.1.34.0 The current version is Vista-ready and contains both 32-bit and 64-bit drivers.

It supports all Nokia data cables including DKE-2, DKU-2, CA-42, CA-53, CA-70 and CA-101. Nokia provide a universal driver installation software called Nokia connectivity cable driver. The drivers are from various mobile phone manufacturers. Here's an updated list of USB data cable drivers for free download. This case, you need an updated driver for the USB data cable. Your USB data cable and mobile phone recognized by the computer. Sometimes, the software is outdated, causing you trouble in getting That you want and a software suite that you may not be interested in.īut the truth is that it's all or nothing: There's no way to install Most mobile phonesĬome with a CD which contains a bunch of software, including the driver You need to install the Windows driver for the USB data cable. If you use a USB data cable as the link between the PC and mobile phone, To run SMSCaster E-Marketer with your mobile phone, a link has to be setupīy either a USB data cable or a Bluetooth dongle. I've been meaning to do it for years and I finally got around to buying the data cable off Amazon, and was very disappointed to finally receive it and be unable to do anything with it even after 6+ hours of toying with it.Download drivers for your phone's USB data cable. Whether it's finding a way to get Windows to recognize the phone as mass storage so I can pull the data out manually, getting BitPim to sync with the phone, or some other method I haven't stumbled upon, I'd like very much to pull the data from the phone. The keypad and storage are intact and, amazingly, function just fine (I actually made a few calls on it prior to getting a new one) To complicate matters, the phone is.broken in half. I have downloaded BitPim, which is not able to detect the phone, whether I select each USB port separately, attempt to connect to it automatically, or even try to detect an "Other CDMA phone" The phone is not compatible with Windows 7's new auto sync feature My computer (PC, running Windows 7) recognizes the phone and recognizes it as a modem as well but will not recognize it as a mass storage device I have an old Verizon CDMA flip phone from ten years ago, and I have a few pictures and whatnot I'm looking to retrieve from it, but I'm running into trouble. Reposting from a year ago, still trying to find a solution.