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The following instructions are to be used to determine if your cell phone's transmit and receive functions are working when your phone doesn't successfully make phone calls. Avril lavigne let go full album download torrent. In the instructions, I've included backing up your phone's NV memory settings in case you inadvertently change the phone's settings or brick your phone (assuming the phone wasn't already bricked). 1) Download QPST 2) Install QPST (set it to run as Administrator and pin it to the Start Menu) 3) Download and install QXDM (set it to run as Administrator and pin it to the Start Menu) 4) Download LG Drivers 5) Install LG Drivers 6) In the phone’s Settings -> Applications -> Development -> enable USB debugging 7) Access the phone's hidden menu using the phone keypad (dialer), enter: 1809#*999# 8) In Port Setting enable CP USB (do not enable Retain.) then press: OK 9) Plug your phone into the USB port and wait a few seconds until the USB drivers install. 10) Access the LGE Mobile USB Modem driver through Control Panel -> Device Manager -> LGE Mobile USB Modem -> Advanced -> Advanced Port Settings 11) Click on the box next to “Append to Log” so that a checkmark is in that box. 12) Click on: Query Modem The window above “Query Modem” should fill up with (the following data is from my phone, your phone’s Revision may be and IMEI will be somewhat different): “ATQ0V1E0 - OK AT+GMM - 0 AT+FCLASS=? - +FCLASS: (0-1) AT#CLS=?

- COMMAND NOT SUPPORTED AT+GCI? - COMMAND NOT SUPPORTED AT+GCI=? - COMMAND NOT SUPPORTED ATI1 - Manufacturer: QUALCOMM INCORPORATED Model: 0 Revision: M6600A-SCAUTNZ-2.0.9720T 1 [MAR 11 2012 10:00:00] MP:TRULGE_08.09.02R_MDM IMEI: 0127XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (I’ve X’d out my IMEI for security reasons) +GCAP: +CGSM,+DS,+ES ETC” If that doesn’t happen, then the Port Setting has probably reverted back to “AP USB” and will need to be changed back to “CP USB” or the LG drivers didn't install fully or correctly or the computer's usb connection or the usb cable has a problem. Check the phone’s screen and see if the Port Setting is still at “CP USB”. If it’s not (back on “AP USB”) redo step 8. If the setting is still at 'CP USB' then reinstall the LG drivers. If there's still a problem, it may be the computer's USB port or the USB cable.

13) Click on: View log The phone’s current IMEI and other information is listed in the information. 14) In the terminal port setting, get the LGE Mobile USB Modem COM Port number by accessing the USB driver through Control Panel -> Device Manager -> LGE Mobile USB Modem -> Advanced -> Advanced Port Settings -> COM Port Number Write down the port number.

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