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I assume you mean a 64-bit Windows OS, Mac OS X and Linux are unaffected?Issues with the ZTE :
A swap will need to be arrange if the following combination is found (will get the swap procedure posted when i get it)
-->A 64bit processor with a 64bit OS with the MF668,there are no firmware or driver updates to fix this.
I assume you mean a 64-bit Windows OS, Mac OS X and Linux are unaffected?
I have the Vodafone K4505-Z modem and I'd like to see if I can get it working with CellC's dashboard. I'm hoping the MF688 version will work. I've tried ZTE's JoinAir software and it appears to be completely useless.
Right now the modem's connected directly to the router, but I'd like to be mobile as well. Current OS is Win 7 (64bit).
Could CellC please update their website with the versions of Dashboard that accompany the speed-sticks currently being sold?
Any reason why this was moved to this thread?
Actually I wanted it out in the open where CellC rep would be most likely to see it. I'm not sure he reads general modem articles (but what would I knowBecause it the K4505-Z a ZTE modem and you are looking for the Cell C dash?
Otherwise I can stick it in the general modem thread where it probably should have been in the first place.
Drivers are live:http://www.cellc.co.za/internet/page/support/drivers/2
Sorry for my ignorance, but how do I go about installing them?
Actually I wanted it out in the open where CellC rep would be most likely to see it. I'm not sure he reads general modem articles (but what would I know)
Actually I wanted it out in the open where CellC rep would be most likely to see it. I'm not sure he reads general modem articles (but what would I know)
Ok so I went to the cell C offices in Westville Durban...and had everyone scratching their heads over the matter... after 2 and a bit hours and 1 IT specialist and 4 technitions we where no where. We even tried a Huawei 5g...but nothing same issue every time
Apparently my i7 processor is the issue...not the 64bit.
We found a “solution”
Which is, while starting up windows, hold the F8 key and select disable driver signing (or something like that) then it does work. But you have to do this every time. The only thing is it’s not that safe, so they said never install a program in this mode, updating soft ware shouldn’t be an issue. But if you want to install a new program, restart you computer normally.
Apparently Microsoft has made some changes to windows and they said I should update windows, and try re-installing again. So I will and will let you know.