i keep getting errors on my pdanet it use to work fine..since upgrading it..i keep getting socket error and it disconnects and then have to reconnect..which is as often as every 2 minutes...then it gave me an htc sync error ...on the websites help it wants me to uninstall htc sync...uhh thats really the part of the phone..it is the phone..isnt it? and where the flip do i uninstall..and do i even want to uninstall that...i tried other programs..cannot get nothing to work..or they wanted me to transfer this program here...that doesnt work...or i dont know how..or where exactly...
help me!!! i really want to get rid of this stupid verizon wireless card..i pay far to much for limited usage and crappy service...but i cant do that until this tethering works..please help
HTC sync is the program on the pc not the phone. You can unistall that but there is a way to fix it.
Unistall htc sync & PDAnet from the PC, restart, install PDAnet(use the newest version from their site, it has a compatibility mode for htc sync, I think its 2.45), restart then install HTC sync and restart. all should be good now.
I was having the same issues. So I uninstalled both pieces of software and was able to download the pdanet software but am unable to find the htc sync software for the eris on their website. Anyone have any links.
Ok after uninstalling both I Installed PDA net and then it asked to hook up the phone, so everything seems to be working quite well at the moment.
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Ok after uninstalling both I Installed PDA net and then it asked to hook up the phone, so everything seems to be working quite well at the moment.
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That is the way to do it, PdaNet always asks you to install the PC app without the phone plugged in, then after it finishes loading the USB driver it will prompt you to plug in your phone. Version 2.45 was significantly changed from previous versions to also provide a selector for the various Android phone manufacturers so you click the radio button next to HTC, Motorola, Samsung, etc.
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