A835 and free games
Posts: n/a potential but no free games. Not even 1 game with it!! Or are there any interesting apps? If I was to get them on my pc, how can i upload them to the phone? so many questions!! Thanks Dan  Responses to "A835 and free games"
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Posts: n/a Re: A835 and free games Ok, here's how you do it...1. Don't plug your phone in. 2. You need the Motorola PST. Download it from http://www.motclub.com/html/programs.htm You need MIDway 2.8. Download it from http://www.motclub.com/html/programs.htm You need VictorGSM. Download it (called VictorGSM) from http://www.motclub.com/html/programs.htm 3. When you've installed the PST, reboot. Plug your phone in, and Windows will ask for drivers. Point it to your PST directory (c:\program files\motorola\pst) and it will pick up the drivers, and install a Motorola Modem. 4. Load VictorGSM, go to the Java Apps tab, and click "Activate Java Loader" - hopefully it will find your phone and report that all is okay. 5. Close VictorGSM, disconnect your phone, and reboot it. Your Java loader is now active. To load on Java apps: 6. Connect your phone. Go into the Control Panel on your computer, into "Phone and Modem options", into the Modems tab, and see what COM port your Motorola Modem is currently connected on. Note it down, and close it. 7. Unplug your phone. Go into your phone's menu, into Settings -> Java Settings -> Java App Loader. Plug your phone in. 8. Load MIDway. Configure it to use that COM port you just wrote down. 9. In MIDway, click the "Open JAD" button on the toolbar. Find your JAD, make sure it loads okay. 10. Click the button next to "open" which will transmit the JAD to your phone. Look at your phone, and click the "Download" button - the JAR is now transmitted to your phone and installed. "unclecol" <colin_mcderment@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:c8d66ad6.0402151516.424f0079@posting.google.c om... > dan.j.walker@talk21.com (Dan Walker) wrote in message news:<a5a030e7.0402071415.1acfef4b@posting.google. com>... > > Does anyone know where to get free games for this phone. So much > > potential but no free games. Not even 1 game with it!! Or are there > > any interesting apps? If I was to get them on my pc, how can i upload > > them to the phone? > > > > so many questions!! > > > > Thanks > > > > Dan > > here, here. > > I just got one and thought it would be fun to play with! No games at > all, so you think sensibly and check the motorola site to download > some and it helpfully tells you that the downloads are available on > the cd. The cd has nothing on it but the communication software, no > games, no useful apps. > > Dissapointed so far, please help. > > C
Posts: n/a Re: A835 and free games :hit: I have tried following instructions below but unfortunately i kee getting HASP driver unavailable even when i have definately installe it. Any help can you offer???? what am i doing wrong.....this is whe trying to run the victorgsm -Ok, here's how you do it... 1. Don't plug your phone in. 2. You need the Motorola PST. Download it from http://tinyurl.com/2bckm You need MIDway 2.8. Download it from http://tinyurl.com/2bckm You need VictorGSM. Download it (called VictorGSM) from http://tinyurl.com/2bckm 3. When you've installed the PST, reboot. Plug your phone in, an Windows will ask for drivers. Point it to your PST directory (c:\program files\motorola\pst) and it will pick up the drivers, and install Motorola Modem. 4. Load VictorGSM, go to the Java Apps tab, and click "Activate Java Loader" - hopefully it will find your phone and report that all i okay. 5. Close VictorGSM, disconnect your phone, and reboot it. Your Java loader is now active. To load on Java apps: 6. Connect your phone. Go into the Control Panel on your computer into "Phone and Modem options", into the Modems tab, and see what COM por your Motorola Modem is currently connected on. Note it down, and close it. 7. Unplug your phone. Go into your phone's menu, into Settings -> Java Settings -> Java App Loader. Plug your phone in. 8. Load MIDway. Configure it to use that COM port you just wrote down. 9. In MIDway, click the "Open JAD" button on the toolbar. Find you JAD, make sure it loads okay. 10. Click the button next to "open" which will transmit the JAD t your phone. Look at your phone, and click the "Download" button - the JAR i now transmitted to your phone and installed - DeekyEvan DeekyEvans ;- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- http://cellphoneforums.netView this thread: http://cellphoneforums.net/t108279.htm
Posts: n/a Re: A835 and free games Hi,I cant get the whole of this thread for some reason so not sure if this is already answered so ill answer anyway - apologies if its a repeat. The original software VictorGSM requires a device that plugs into the USB port (i think) called a HASP which is sort of like a software protection module and the software cannot be used without this. They are available to buy from the website but are bloody expensive. You might want to search for a copy of victorGSM on the net which is ed. Not sure which versions available or where they are hiding but they are definitley there somewhere! Paul "DeekyEvans" <DeekyEvans.16uws3@nospam.cellphoneforums.net> wrote in message news  eekyEvans.16uws3@nospam.cellphoneforums.net. ..> > :hit: I have tried following instructions below but unfortunately i keep > getting HASP driver unavailable even when i have definately installed > it. Any help can you offer???? what am i doing wrong.....this is when > trying to run the victorgsm > > -Ok, here's how you do it... > > 1. Don't plug your phone in. > > 2. You need the Motorola PST. Download it from > http://tinyurl.com/2bckm > You need MIDway 2.8. Download it from > http://tinyurl.com/2bckm > You need VictorGSM. Download it (called VictorGSM) from > http://tinyurl.com/2bckm > > 3. When you've installed the PST, reboot. Plug your phone in, and > Windows > will ask for drivers. Point it to your PST directory (c:\program > files\motorola\pst) and it will pick up the drivers, and install a > Motorola > Modem. > > 4. Load VictorGSM, go to the Java Apps tab, and click "Activate Java > Loader" - hopefully it will find your phone and report that all is > okay. > > 5. Close VictorGSM, disconnect your phone, and reboot it. > > Your Java loader is now active. To load on Java apps: > > 6. Connect your phone. Go into the Control Panel on your computer, > into > "Phone and Modem options", into the Modems tab, and see what COM port > your > Motorola Modem is currently connected on. Note it down, and close it. > > 7. Unplug your phone. Go into your phone's menu, into Settings -> Java > Settings -> Java App Loader. Plug your phone in. > > 8. Load MIDway. Configure it to use that COM port you just wrote down. > > 9. In MIDway, click the "Open JAD" button on the toolbar. Find your > JAD, > make sure it loads okay. > > 10. Click the button next to "open" which will transmit the JAD to > your > phone. Look at your phone, and click the "Download" button - the JAR is > now > transmitted to your phone and installed- > > > -- > DeekyEvans > > DeekyEvans ;-) > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > http://cellphoneforums.netView this thread: http://cellphoneforums.net/t108279.html >
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