I had the same problem and rebooted my wireless router, I got the same IP address and connected to my PC straight away.
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Uh well, I wouldn't put it so crudely, but yeah I'm not using it at all!!Kies is garbage anyway, no need to use it.
Hi to all! Unfortunately, I don't still have a solution to this problem, but I narrowed our search a little. I concluded it is definately a network/router problem. I tried it on diferent networks, somewhere it works perfectly, but at my home network it doesn't work at all. I tried forwarding 8080 port in my router - doesn't work, opened the port in windows firewall, tried turning off WF and Kaspersky - doesn't work. My final final argumen for the conclusion that is a network/router problem is that I tried two more similar apps for this purpose, and had the identical problem with both of them like with the Kies air.
Hopes this interests someone enough to try fixing it on the router or in windows, I searched all over google results on different seraches and still nothing. Tahnx in advance.
New to Android and GS 2 (19100M), have reviewed the posts. Both laptop and device set to same router/network. However, when trying to open Kies air either way (through settings or icon) and enter http address shown for router thr' Kies air, I get message on laptop's bluetooth "The device does not have the necessary services." So, no ability to browse the device (GS 2) from laptop. Anyone have a clue as to what's missing? Both are Bluetooth enabled and discoverable/visible.
Kies works perfectly over wifi...to get it working go to settings /wireless and network / Kies via Wi-Fi...the phone will scan for devices on your network, when one shows up just click on it and a box pops up on your computer screen to authorize and off you go.
Does well on my GS2.
I had this same problem, watched Kies connect once, but never connected again, kept stalling. Tried Mozilla, Chrome and Explorer, all with the same result. Then I noticed lots of Java icons stacked up in the taskbar, and under closer inspection, lots of instances of java started in the task manager.
Turns out the problem is the Java cache on your PC, it doesn't clear after you drop the connection, and prevents further re-connection attempts. Uninstall the Java on your PC and it all works fine. Not sure what you need to do if Java is essential to you.
I found a solution to this thread and it took hours of tinkering to get it, in firefox if your Java Platform is not up to date it will be disabled by firefox it is listed under "ADD ONS , the same is also true if you using internet explorer, you MUST have an updated version of java or your PC will not connect with the url given by your phone.When I first got the phone I could connect using my router. Since then whenever I your in the IP address into my browser the laptop won't recognize the address. I've checked that the laptop address is similar via ipconfig in the command window and it's fine. I've also turned off the Norton firewall but that didn't help. Any ideas anyone? Thanks
I agree with you, it's router problem.Hi to all! Unfortunately, I don't still have a solution to this problem, but I narrowed our search a little. I concluded it is definately a network/router problem. I tried it on diferent networks, somewhere it works perfectly, but at my home network it doesn't work at all. I tried forwarding 8080 port in my router - doesn't work, opened the port in windows firewall, tried turning off WF and Kaspersky - doesn't work. My final final argumen for the conclusion that is a network/router problem is that I tried two more similar apps for this purpose, and had the identical problem with both of them like with the Kies air.
Hopes this interests someone enough to try fixing it on the router or in windows, I searched all over google results on different seraches and still nothing. Tahnx in advance.
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