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ZTE MF627 and Windows 7
Posted on September 30th, 2009 2 commentsJust a quick one!
I recently acquired a 3 Mobile broadband dongle
The specific model of the dongle is ZTE MF627
When i ran the installer program on my laptop (which is running Windows 7 Professional) everything seemed to install ok but it refused to pick up the modem
I tried it on my netbook which is also running Windows 7 and had exactly the same problem
I then tested it on XP SP3 and Vista SP2 systems and they worked fine
Having decided it must be something to do with Windows 7 I tried running the connection program as administrator (as helpfully suggested by Vijay via Twitter) but this didn’t seem to make any difference for me either
So I went back to the beginning, removed the software and when i re-installed and I changed the compatibility settings to run as XP SP3 and to run as administrator (which it would have done anyway, since it was installing a program)
I did try Vista SP2 initially but this didn’t want to run at all
On my device the installer program is called “VersionControl.exe”
It then re-installed and it worked!
Now that it is installed the connection program doesn’t appear to need any compatibility settings and I’m able to connect ok
I had about three hours sleep last night though so your milage may vary
Minor Update:
When you connect to the Internet the software will automatically update.
Since the software is an auto-updater there is no way to force compatibility settings. I did an update and promptly couldn’t connect againUninstalled and followed my original method and i reconnected ok
2 Responses to “ZTE MF627 and Windows 7”
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hi my mf627 my sister deleted software of it is therer any chance yu could copy yur version control an upload avilable for download plz thax
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Hi Mike
Making the .exe file available for download would be really bad security practise, also it would need to be the whole thing not just the single file
Goto the 3 site and see if what you need is there
or give 3 a call, they should be able to provide it to you
Andy
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