BASHEER: BASHEER SADAU HOW TO FLASH YOUR NOKIA THROUGH USB ...
To flash your phone
through usb, you need
these br /> i. Navifirm – to
download
the phone’s firmware
ii. Phoenix Service Suite
iii. Nokia PC Suite
iv. A good USB cable
1. Install Phoenix. This
might take a pretty long
time if you’re using a slow
computer but you’ve got to
be patient
2. Run Navifirm but be
sure to have a working
internet connection before
doing this. It connects to
the internet and loads all
available Nokia phones
firmwares. This too also
takes a long time and
requires a steady internet
connection so you need
some patience here too.
3. Be sure your phone’s
battery is charged to at
least 50% though flashing
should take less than 10
minutes.
4. Select your phone type
underProducts. It is
located on the phone just
beneath the battery. For
example, N97′s product
type is RM-505, RM-133
for N73 and RM-596 for
Nokia N8. (You can as well
check it by dialling *#
0000# in standby.)
5. Wait till it loads
Releases. From here, you
can see all available
firmware versions. Select
the latest you find there.
6. It now loads Variants,
select your desired
product code from the list.
You can also check
beneath the battery to find
the original product code.
7. Now select all the files
and download. Select
Download with IDMM
(Internet Download
Manager) if you have it
installed it on your PC. If
not, select,Download
with program and
choose the destination
folder.
8. Go to C Program Files/
Nokia/Phoenix/Products
Create a folder with the
name as your phone
product type.
For example, for Nokia
N97, the folder will be
named RM-505
The firmware files you
downloaded will then be
located in C Program
Files/Nokia/Phoenix/
Products/RM-505
9. Now run PHOENIX and
connect your mobile phone
in PC Suite mode. If
phoenix detects your
phone automatically, skip
steps 110-14.
10. In Phoenix, click File >
Manage Connections >
New.
11. Now select the type of
cable you are using. If you
are using DKE-2, CA-53,
Micro USB cable, select
USB.
12. Click Next. It will find
your product and say
FOUND. If it doesn’t find
any, you can try changing
your cable type by clicking
Back.
13. Click Next and then
Finish.
14. Now your cable type
(USB) appears in the
connection list. Select it.
Click APPLY and then
CLOSE.
15. Now select File > Open
Product.
16. A list of RM codes will
open. Select your phone’s
RM code.
17. Now select File > Scan
Product.
18. Your phone’s firmware
info will appear at the
extreme bottom of the
Phoenix Service Software
window.
19. Now select Flashing >
Firmware Update. At this
point, Phoenix will
automatically load the
firmware files we talked
about in step 8. If it
doesn’t, make sure you
named that directory
accordingly and please go
over step 8 again.
20. If everything up to
step 20 goes well, select
“Refurbish”, wait until the
“Successful” dialog box
appear (DO NOT touch or
disconnect the phone or
USB cable during the
process). Press OK
geejay at Wed, 14 Dec 2011
continuation from press ok,
phone
will disconnect and restart.
At the end Phoenix will tell
you to disconnect your
phone as the flashing has
finished butome phones
may not boot up
automatically after the
flashing has finished. In
those cases, remove the
battery and then insert it
and manually start the
phone.
through usb, you need
these br /> i. Navifirm – to
download
the phone’s firmware
ii. Phoenix Service Suite
iii. Nokia PC Suite
iv. A good USB cable
1. Install Phoenix. This
might take a pretty long
time if you’re using a slow
computer but you’ve got to
be patient
2. Run Navifirm but be
sure to have a working
internet connection before
doing this. It connects to
the internet and loads all
available Nokia phones
firmwares. This too also
takes a long time and
requires a steady internet
connection so you need
some patience here too.
3. Be sure your phone’s
battery is charged to at
least 50% though flashing
should take less than 10
minutes.
4. Select your phone type
underProducts. It is
located on the phone just
beneath the battery. For
example, N97′s product
type is RM-505, RM-133
for N73 and RM-596 for
Nokia N8. (You can as well
check it by dialling *#
0000# in standby.)
5. Wait till it loads
Releases. From here, you
can see all available
firmware versions. Select
the latest you find there.
6. It now loads Variants,
select your desired
product code from the list.
You can also check
beneath the battery to find
the original product code.
7. Now select all the files
and download. Select
Download with IDMM
(Internet Download
Manager) if you have it
installed it on your PC. If
not, select,Download
with program and
choose the destination
folder.
8. Go to C Program Files/
Nokia/Phoenix/Products
Create a folder with the
name as your phone
product type.
For example, for Nokia
N97, the folder will be
named RM-505
The firmware files you
downloaded will then be
located in C Program
Files/Nokia/Phoenix/
Products/RM-505
9. Now run PHOENIX and
connect your mobile phone
in PC Suite mode. If
phoenix detects your
phone automatically, skip
steps 110-14.
10. In Phoenix, click File >
Manage Connections >
New.
11. Now select the type of
cable you are using. If you
are using DKE-2, CA-53,
Micro USB cable, select
USB.
12. Click Next. It will find
your product and say
FOUND. If it doesn’t find
any, you can try changing
your cable type by clicking
Back.
13. Click Next and then
Finish.
14. Now your cable type
(USB) appears in the
connection list. Select it.
Click APPLY and then
CLOSE.
15. Now select File > Open
Product.
16. A list of RM codes will
open. Select your phone’s
RM code.
17. Now select File > Scan
Product.
18. Your phone’s firmware
info will appear at the
extreme bottom of the
Phoenix Service Software
window.
19. Now select Flashing >
Firmware Update. At this
point, Phoenix will
automatically load the
firmware files we talked
about in step 8. If it
doesn’t, make sure you
named that directory
accordingly and please go
over step 8 again.
20. If everything up to
step 20 goes well, select
“Refurbish”, wait until the
“Successful” dialog box
appear (DO NOT touch or
disconnect the phone or
USB cable during the
process). Press OK
geejay at Wed, 14 Dec 2011
continuation from press ok,
phone
will disconnect and restart.
At the end Phoenix will tell
you to disconnect your
phone as the flashing has
finished butome phones
may not boot up
automatically after the
flashing has finished. In
those cases, remove the
battery and then insert it
and manually start the
phone.
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