" Was this review helpful? (Report this) 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Jason Powell Tested on Windows XP 12 Nov 2007 Installation: Stability: Compatibility: "Worked perfectly on my v3c" Was this review helpful? (Report this) 5 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Dave Henderson Tested on Windows XP 2 Apr 2007 Installation: Stability: Compatibility: "Simple install as expected, no effort beyond specifying path." Was this review helpful? (Report this) 4 of 5 people found the following review helpful: mark Tested on Windows XP 26 Sep 2007 Installation: Stability: Compatibility: "Awesome Driver Installed it and Started to charge my phone!!!" Was this review helpful? (Report this) 4 of 5 people found the following review helpful: Diane DeRiso Tested on Windows XP 30 Jul 2007 Installation: Stability: Compatibility: "Worked perfectly! Make sure you extract and then separate each file in a location so Windows can find it in that location." Was this review helpful? (Report this) David Tested on Windows 7 14 Sep 2013(12 minutes after download) Installation: Stability: Compatibility: "Unable to use with windows 7 windows 7 would not let me load the driver did not recognize it." Was this review helpful? (Report this) Already tried it? Give your review.
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For all other devices supported by VZAccess Manager, please download and run this VZAM Update Utility. The utility will remove the display of Verizon Wi-Fi locations in the Wi-Fi Locations tab. All other VZAccess Manager functionality will remain the same. It is important that you install this utility. To learn more, please visit this FAQ.
Windows 8.1 Update: As of October 21,2013, Windows 8.1 builds for certain supported devices are available for download. All Windows 8.1 builds are backwards compatible, and only Windows 8.1 users are required to upgrade.
I connect the phone to my computer with the usb cable and the phone starts charging but how can I download my pictures from the phone to the computer?? The computer does not recognize that the phone is connected but it is charging. Any ideas???
* "Software": -world.tv/motorola/page1.html. First off, he tells you about all the software you need. A key piece is going looking for various Motorola service programs that you have to find in various torrents somewhere like PST (Product Support Tool) which has the Multi Flash Flex (MFF) program you use to download new firmware. As well as the newer RSD Lite which replaces MFF.* To find out what version of the bootloader you have, you have to hold the * and the # key down and then press the power button. Its the equivalent of the ctrl-alt-del on a PC. This gives you the boot loader the software version number. The main issue here is that if you have bootloader 08.26 or higher, then Motorola put RSA encryption on, so you have to downgrade the bootloader to 07.d0. In my case, our late model Cingular phone had Boot Loader 08.26 and Software Version R374_G_0E.41.C3R_B (how is that for obscure!)** Download the "P2K Drivers": -world.tv/motorola/zip/P2KDrivers2.9.zip drivers. Internally, the RAZR V3 and many other phones are on the P2K platform or if you have RSD Lite or MFF, they have their own \drivers directories where p2k.sys lives** Turn off the phone and turn it on in its normal mode, plug it into the USB port of your computer, the USB Modem will install, then unplug and replug it and the Accessory, Data Logging MCU Interface, Test Command will install. You will have to keep telling it where the drivers are** Download the "Scotty's Downrev Loader": -world.tv/motorola/zip/scotty2_8.26_downgrader_v2.zip for use just with 08.26. When it start you will see the phones Bootloader mode, click OK on the phone to start. Windows will then as for the Flash Interface driver and it will you get it from the P2K drivers location you downloaded above. This DOS program will then open an interface to the phone and start downdating it to the more friendly 07.D0 bootloader** After you downgrade the V3 bootloader to 07.D0 the phone may not display the bootloader screen in flash mode correctly, it may be just a black screen. Don't panic, this is normal and will not cause any problems in the operation of the phone.
If you phone is unlocked, try to give Cingular or your service provider a call. Otherwise, there is a program you can try that "Mark": -world.tv/motorola/page7.html covers. It is an unlocker that need the 07.0D bootloader. You start the program and click yes and it seems to unlock the phone. Give it a try if you dare :_)
* Install the RSD Lite and see if you can see the phone. You just want to see if it connects. You use this to download news Flashes (.SHA files) for new firmware and for new flexes which are language packs. In my case, I want to download the simplified chinese and english packs which is the whole goal of the exercise.* Install the P2K Phone File Manager to see if that works. This is the program you use to edit all the files. The file system in the V3 has all kinds of magical places for everything from the startup screens to the settings for GPRS, so you do need this as a way to navigate.* If you have the Motorola Phone Tools (you can buy this) see if that works. As a note, this is a really nice program, let's you copy your selected contacts as well as your calendar to your phone from Outlook.
Ok, the Motorola terminology is very confusing on "Flashing": -world.tv/motorola/page3.html. The lowest level is the bootloader that does the basic connection (much like the BIOS in PCs), the Flash is the firmware that controls the hardware, Flex controls the applications and the software while language packs get added on top. There is something called a "Monster": _packs.php pack which is flash, flex and a set of language packs. Motox has some he has made himself so right now the latest US version has the brilliant name R374_G_OE.42.09R_MOTOX.shx (.shx is the filename of a flash file). The main number here seems to the "42" with Flex Version, hold your breath!, GSMV3MXCINO1NA0F5 which seems to say GSM, Motorola V3, Cingular and finally the language pack is MXLP0001 US English. You use download the file, unpack it and point the RSD Lite to the file, plug in the phone in "flash mode" (that is turn the phone on while holding the # and * key down) and it does it.
Normally you don't have "flex": -world.tv/motorola/page4.html a phone unless you want to get rid of the carrier branding. For instance my Cingular phone has all kinds of logos on startup ,etc. So for instance, after you use the Monster pack to get the latest, you can use "Flexlash": files which are flex files in .shx format so that you can easily upgrade just the flex (or application part), in my case for instance right now, I could use the previous monster pack with Cingular to get the latest Flash and then use R374_G_03.42.09R_GSMV3MXTMB01NA106_flexlash_MOTOX.shx to get T-mobile branding.
There are also "Reflash": files that download the flash but don't change any system settings. The latesst version of these mainly seem to allow multiple letter search on phonebooks and also video recording.
Most of the time you don't need to create your own files. As "Mark": -world.tv/motorola/page10.html points out there are zillions of enthusiasts who have created everything for you. For instance Motox has lots of "cl.gif": =435 files. You add them with PK2 Menu Commander jsince it is just a file replacement.
For skinning the various graphical parts, "Lazy202": =584&postcount=6 says download Skin Manager and then find the .ski file on Motox "Skins": =6 somewhere and then it will download onto the phone for you. Sweet!
Download Motorola RAZR V3 PC Suite including USB Driver, ADB Driver, and Firmware for Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. By downloading this driver, you will be able to connect your Motorola RAZR V3 to any computer or laptop. This software allows you to share data, modify files, and backup your phone's data, contacts, calendar and more. This PC Suite is easy to use and free.
1. Download the setup files and simply run them. Windows Vista and Windows 7 users need to run the setup files as administrator (Right click on the file and then "Run as administrator"). If you miss this step the driver might not install correctly.
If you would like to connect your Motorola RAZR V3 to your computer, download the PC Suite for Motorola RAZR V3 here on SymptomDB. It is free, easy to use and setup and you can backup and restore your device with little effort. The PC suite and driver enables you to copy files and folders, backup messages (including chats), contacts, music, photos, videos and more.
You need to download and install the USB drivers first, and then connect your device to your PC and install the driver when prompted. The PC Suite will not recognize your device unless the USB driver has been installed correctly beforehand. 2ff7e9595c
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