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2 comments:
How did you get it working every time I hit connect it says "Cannot connect for an unknown reason. To change your connection settings, tap Settings."
I have it set to USB and Broadband Access any ideas what I might be doing wrong?
Remove the program and soft reset. Then make sure you install the cab from the main memory. That is very important. It wont work at all if the cab file is in your sd card when you install it. When you have it installed, soft reset again.
The first time you tether you should do it by USB. Before you connect the USB cable turn on ICS and press connect, when the screen says "Check USB connection" then plug in the cable to your saga and computer. It should read connected then.
Other than that I dont know what to tell you. I run Vista and the first time it needs to install some drivers before I get internet. If you're not running Vista perhaps you need to load USB drivers on your computer
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